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a 73 year old English geezer here, half drunk, thinking of better days, up and dancing! cheers everyone!!
Your not alone brother
Cheers fellow friend! You're not alone 53 and shakin my ars
@@Numbiez All together now, left foot first,arse to the right, beer in right hand, left hand waving all around.... Thanks Guys! Good luck!!
Hi Gary
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British bands of that time gave the best running social commentary. I miss those days.
U got watch the jamd absolutely f****** amazing 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧💯💯💯
I swear to god that ‘80s music was a UK invention..
@@pedrinelastronauta If not an invention, a refinement. It holds up far better than American music of the era.
It's still there in the music. Youngsters can get on with their horrible sounds as long as they close the door
Me 66 and hubby 71, just saw in Edinburgh. Was fabulous.He didn't disappoint!!!
''To either cut down beer or the kid's new gear is a big decision in a town called Malice'', what a genius line.
*Comedown beer, its about drinking beer to help with a comedown.
@@bigtodd6609no
@@bigtodd6609That's not the lyric 😂
@@bigtodd6609 Its about adults choosing to drink and treat themselves over looking after their kids. Clear you didn't understand the Jam, the song and the message
Brilliant
One of the greatest songs ever written about being British working class. Love to each and everyone of you.
It’s more about how the midlands and the north was absolutely shit on for decades by various goverments
bwoy is brilliant
Done to Motown
@@oasis4life014 "was"
Echoing sentiments Ron Webster
I am a 68 year old and I absolutely adore this band, the music is timeless, rock on Paul
they are genius and I love them even more now that I did at 14 -Am now 55.
Hope the politicos don't hijack it
We are in our 60s now and still writing original stuff. Please do check us out.
I went to see Paul Weller in Scarborough last week. I'm 15 and I was the youngest there.
„Stop apologising for the things you’ve never done“ Important words. Beautiful song
so apt today for white people around the world,especially the uk
@@iamspartacus6713 And America
and Australia
This song is not about you racist gammons, and Paul weller despises you.
Paul Weller : the most amazing mod's
Weller. You’re a bloody genius. May you live till you’re a hundred and still write great songs!!!
So fucking British band 💯🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
@@littlenicola6726 Best UK 🇬🇧 band of all time
I remember reading they refused to even try to change their sound to appeal to the American market, and were pissed off even at the idea of it. I always respected that. They reached plenty of Americans with their own style, me included.
If you're American and you like the Kinks or the Who you will like the Jam. And with the way the United States is going it's looking a lot like the British class system.
Me included
Yep, I still listen to Weller
The image of Dwight making his Sandwich from TWD is stuck in my head lol
omg same
I have to admit I may have played this song a time or two making myself a sandwich lol
Also Mysterio and Spider-Man having a beer..... and a lemonade.
That music had an edge to it, angry youthful, urgent and loud. You just had to take notice. Weller’s voice, the hard British accent, just perfect for the turbulent times. Brilliant.
It was madness lol
Pure genius at every level. Feel privileged to have been a young person when bands like the Jam, the Stranglers, Blondie, the Clash, the Pistols [the list is endless] were the mainstream musical staple diet. Oh how things have changed.
Me too. Seen the Jam in Edinburgh. Im now nearly 62. Best Music ever. 👍😊
Madness, Bowie, Specials, Kinks... Etc
English Beat, The Specials, XTC, Echo and the Bunny men, Psychodelic Furs. Too many to court.
I think that its all safe & corporate now:-(
@@jimmymc54 Lucky you!!!❣️
As a 14 year old boy living in London my mates kind of bully me for listening to older music and liking older things but they don’t understand how good this is they miss out on oasis the stone roses going to football and pubs and listening to older people who give you the best advice
Millwall legend Don’t listen to them, wtf do they know? You’ve got taste.
your not the only one mate
Aye mate don’t worry I’m 14 as well I listen to all this type of music as well even a bit a dance but rarely, anyway I get stick from everyone about it because there listening to rap which is shit, this is real music mate
Im the same mate
I think it’s safe to say...Your a Millwall Legend alright!
London born and raised (1967), grew up listening to The Jam, The Clash, Undertones, Squeeze and all the New Wave, Mod Revival, Ska etc. Now getting nostalgic during Covid-19 lockdown evoking memories of going to school on my Vespa 150 Supersport 1969 reg. I could go on but you get the point. A shout out to any teens here listening especially from overseas who may be new to this vintage/genre - Buckle up and enjoy the ride !
67 great year .....I was born in hackney.....
Yes!!...At 13, I saw The Clash & The Jam as bookends...like the two bands were the level GREATEST 1976-77 London Punk Explosion had to offer.
....LOADS of great bands, though.
Another London lad of a similar vintage here.
Thatcher was a complete bastard, and I wouldn't have made it without the music!
Heard this song on Billy Idols Sirius XM show. I'm from Indiana USA. I can understand the song and I just love it ❤️
❤😂🎉Well done ! A Vespa ?
Seeing the legend Paul tomorrow...can't wait x bucket list 👍
Greatest turn it up loud song of all time !
A real British tune ❤️
Modfather definitely I follow him on Facebook and I'm in mod groups vespa groups banging
@@makkamcpheeenglandlovemanc6984
Me too, on Facebook! I wanted tickets for his upcoming tour but sold out!!😩
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Better stop dreaming of the quiet life, 'cause it's the one we'll never know
And quit running for the runaway bus 'cause those rosy days are few
And stop apologizing for the things you've never done
'Cause time is short and life is cruel but it's up to us to change
This town called malice
Rows and rows of disused milk floats stand dying in the dairy yard
And a hundred lonely housewives clutch empty milk bottles to their hearts
Hanging out their old love letters on the line to dry
It's enough to make you stop believing when tears come fast and furious
In a town called malice, yeah
Ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba
Ba-ba-ba-ba-ba, oh
Ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba
Ba-ba-ba-ba-ba
Struggle after struggle, year after year
The atmosphere's a fine blend of ice, I'm almost stone cold dead
In a town called malice, ooh yeah
A whole street's belief in Sunday's roast beef
Gets dashed against the Co-op
To either cut down on beer or the kid's new gear
It's a big decision in a town called malice, ooh yeah
The ghost of a steam train, echoes down my track
It's at the moment bound for nowhere
Just going round and round, oh
Playground kids and creaking swings
Lost laughter in the breeze
I could go on for hours and I probably will
But I'd sooner put some joy back
In this town called malice, yeah
In this town called malice, yeah
In this town called malice, ooh yeah
Bass is way underrated. He's at the top 10
My dad introducing me to this type of music was probably the best thing he’s ever done... I may only be 18 but thank god for the Mods!
Jake Dolby I’m 16 bruv and I’ve been listening to mod and ska music since I was a little boy
Best music ever and much better than today’s shit music
My faith in humanity restored. Lol.
I thank God that my ( then 18-year-old son) introduced me to alternative rock.
It's because modern music is mostly full of shite. I'm 17 but can't stand most modern stuff. First band I ever listened to was The Beatles and I was on a journey through music and I just couldn't look back
Your dad is a smart guy
This meant something to me back in 82 as a teenager.
this was blaring out on my 1st footy match at qpr 1989 ...been supporting ever since always reminds me of standing in the lower loft
Stop dreaming of the quiet life, the one you’ll never know……. Genius. Loved this band (and Style Coucil). Would travel to the ends of the earth and space time to hear this again for the first time. Absolute Magic.
“Whole street’s belief in Sunday’s roast beef, get dashed against the Co-op” So British
Dedicated to all the people who were unemployed during the Thatcher years all 3.3 million of them.
Paul Weller was a brilliant songwriter in the Jam. He's wrote some really good songs since the Jam, but for me when he was in the Jam he made songs that your ordinary person could relate to. Great energy, great melodies and great lyrics.
Crowded UK Pub... Packed to the gills with guys 'n' gals... Pool cue in hand... Strutting around the pool table feelin like you're Immortal ! With
*"TOWN CALLED MALICE" BLARING out of the Jukebox...!*
Now That's what you call *"HISTORY !"*
Just re-watched Billy Elliot and the dance montage with Town Called Malice. Forgot how great this song is and what a great piece of film making that sequence is. The anger and frustration of Billy expressed through dance while listening to the biting lyrics with subtly upbeat music and rhythm of the Jam. That's a lot to get right in one 3 minute section of film and they nailed it.
That’s where I heard this song for the first time!
The whole sound track is amazing!
Holy crap that's where I know this song from. I used work in a record store with a guy who loved the Jam, and I always thought this song sounded familiar. Must've been from Billy Elliott that I know it
my music teacher presented us this movie in 4th grade
I remember as a kid living on a council estate, this song going into the charts at number 1, was so relateable to working class life, an absolute classic that takes me back to a time and place.
Still true
Yes fella
I still live on a council estate lol nowt wrong with working class x
I can remember playing this as a DJ on my high school’s FM radio station. It still sounds great 40 years later.
It’s relatable as he lived in a council estate in Woking, a town called malice was written about his time in Woking as a youth
Lyrically speaking….this song is strong because of its substantial depth. Well done mates.
Best lines - ever:
*_Stop apologising for the things you've never done_*
*_'Cos time is short and life is cruel_*
*_But it's up to us to change..._*
Remind you of Climate Change anyone?
@@maecarpenter69
Erm, nope. *_"Acid rain"_*_ however..._
@@Faladaena 'Us' being the younger generation trying to kill those who have fucked up our planet.
@@maecarpenter69
😦😶😀😄😃😁 (Sad effing snowflake..)
*I think not!* Correction: *I'm guaranteed sure* of it *not* being the case.
Don't tell me, you are one of those who hear hidden messages in music, right? Or is it books?? _Imagine all the people..._
Are you on a smartphone or a PC? Drive a car? Nuff said, dismissed.
@@Faladaena VAXED PASSPORTS!
Quality song. I miss British songs like this being made.
+Callum Cruickshank Yeah music is wank now :/
X3r_Cobraz where is this music at now?? Miss truly do.
@@X3rCobraz you need go back proper music 🎶
I'm russian, it's 2017 now and i still listening that amazing song. UK music one love
One love X
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One love Putin bot
Its 2020 now whilst covid 19 is happening
nice one
I saw this in a mix video and my mind was blown. I’d forgotten this song! I was so grateful it was in that video because I’d always loved this song so much! What a great surprise! I downloaded it from iTunes immediately! ❤
Growing up in Los Angeles California and being a Mod was the funniest time ever. We rode to the Rose parade with 317 scooters for new year's in 1984 it was epic
You mods were funny. You always had a blast on the scooters. If we ever fought one we just grab his coat and pull it over his head hockey style. Then pound them. They were good about it and no one got shot..good times.
funny my mum´s mates were the original mods called the shepherd's bush mods
did you ever interact with the original mods ?
I don't know you....but the fact you are even here...now....makes you a friend of mine....I fucking mean it.....you aren't alone....I swear it....you like these lads, I like you....Don't give up man!....keep fighting...
I need this...thanks!
Thanks bro!!
@orweller3:
Thank ya m'friend! BE A WARRIOR!!
Deep thank you bro. This is helping a lot.
Same to you my love, you clearly have an excellent taste in music and for that, I like you!
FIFA 04 and still listening 10 years later in 2014 :)
Yes!!
Don't forget 'Jerk It Out!' FIFA 04 had the best songs
January 1982. I will never forget it!
Why do I cry when I listen to this song? 77....the year "the King died....maybe...the lyrics are so true to life....so true
to life...🍂🍂🍂🍂
Hello, how are you doing? It is nice seeing you here.
Cannot believe at 49 years old Im just discovering this band. Swear to you, here in the states, not a single soul introduced me to this band. WTH man !!! The clash? yes of course the Smiths? Absolutely the cure? decades ago etc etc etc the list goes on and on of amazing British bands I've indulged in but NO ONE introduced me to this wonderful band? Are you serious?I repeat ... WTH man!!! The only song that sounds somewhat familiar is 'that's entertainment' and yet cannot place where I've heard it. I'm sickened (for missing them) yet elated (for finally discovering them) by this experience. Better late than never I guess. Smh in disbelief.
butHey you discovered them.
@@jamesdotson4458yes well said and agreed.
The 80s had the BEST music. EVER.
Apart from Rick Astley
And Level 42
I agree
Debatable but this song is from the 70s, the video was made later.
I'm 58 and still alive, to all my lost m8s RIP.soon we will all be together. Peace and love to everyone unless your a cxxt.🏴✌️
The first time I listened to this song I was flying from Brasil to finally visit London, and I listened to it a thousand times during the flight, I was so excited, because it was a dream becoming real, and this song, oh, it's so British, it was love at the first listening. I probably have a lost british gene, UK (and all about it) rule ❤️
Quality song. I miss British songs like this being made.
LOVE THIS BAND
WHY DID THEY SPLIT?
LONG LIVE the jam
I'm here out of my personality and sheer interest in the 1980's.
This has got to be one of the most impressive performances by a rhythm section in history. Insane use of groove and crescendo.
British Music at it's Best
Old mod 54 now just experiencing a break up and this is my go to.. Thank you Paul weller, Bruce Foxton and Rick Buckler
What a English classic!!!
Such a classis it's true . Absolutely flawless from start to finish . A really memorable sound . Timeless - as it sounds as fresh as ever today - 39 years on .
even here Paul Weller is awesome. A true talent.
absolutely bloody brilliant..so fortunate to be a child of the 70`s
My youth - Memories. Walking into a pub, hearing this and dancing...finger snapping, head moving - those were the days.
Absolutely those were the good days.
You ever had a night out in Manchester? Nearly 90% of the clubs play this or London calling as the last song and everyone goes mad. Honestly, there's something quite beautiful about it
@@jordanseddon4398 No I have never had a night out in Manchester but have visited once and I was kind of feeling I was in London so no doubt would be the same vibe as the London scene.
@@happylocksmith Yeah very similar vibe to the London scene except up here we actually talk to you and we aren't as rude. Have a night out here whenever you get the chance
@@jordanseddon4398 Well yes I agree with you on that having recently moved back to London totally different to what it once was. When the current situation is over I intend to visit a few places and Manchester is on the list..
OMG ...love this song...21yrs old in Ireland best days of our lives!! just didnt know it :)
Simply the greatest band of them all total legends
Fifa 2004 ️️
I'm glad Far From Home reminded me about this song. Such a classic!
Actually Tom Holland perform in a play as Billy Elliot so it was kind of Eastern Egg.
Only a small group will came here after Spiderman :) I am glad that i knew for this song even before FIFA (my favorite song from fifa was this one). Now i am happy :)
I've just seen the film and when I heard this song I thought "Wow! It's been a long time since I listened to this!" That's why I'm here. :-)
Pretty canny that Paul Weller allowed this gem to be used in a high-profile film like Spider-Man Far from Home
This was playing in the bar Beck and Peter were in
Maybe best trio ever. Driven by Weller 's brilliant songwriting
You can't help but want to start dancing when you listen to this song
"Stop Dreamin' Of The Quiet Life 'Cause It's The One We'll Never Know". That's as great as Shakespeare. This one and Costello's Get Happy is the pinnacle of Motown /R&R.
This is still one of my all time favorite songs.
Whenever feeling bored or down The Jam is a perfect way to get back
One of the greatest songs…. Period.
the way he says 'stop apologizing' is cooler than anything i'll ever do
Lucky enough to see them live! THE best band of our times. The fact that Weller still ends his sets with this song speaks volumes. The BEST song ever written, picks you up and makes you think… the man is a genius
"Stop stop apologising for things you've never done" resonates from the time this great track was released and still continues today. A Town Called Malice Indeed.
Play ground kids and creaking swings lost laughter in the breeze! Oh what a fucking line
This and Wildwood are the Weller masterpieces. Thank you to Weller, Buckler & the unforgettable
Mr. Foxton for those early Thatcher years when, indeed, you saved us.
No Thatcher saved us in 79....
Got here from the walking dead. Thank you for introducing me to this awesome era of music. Long live UK
Music from the early 80's the lyrics reflect the hardship of the working class of the decade.
@@chrisholland7367 Interesting. Yes it gives me a nostalgic vibe from a place, time, people and culture That I have never been part of.
@@malcolmf2935 Dwight making a sandwich?
@@liamfarrell1759 a very dog shitty one, or a tasty fresh vegetable sandwich?
@@malcolmf2935 I know it was a week ago but I found the song after watching twd like 7 times and love the sand which
The soul sound of this song is legandry. 👊 The beat, the bass lines and guitar chops 🤘✌️💛🇦🇺
bass line killah
A little Motown influence.
Hey buddy you're never too old to jam
that's it, that's how i want my hair...
No film or shitty TV programme brought me here. I just came back for the nostalgia of my youth. A pure gem this one.
Stone Roses same the street fights street parties in the 90s pure nostalgia ian Brown and the stone roses what a fucking band respect m8
The best opening of an episode ever!
Definitely!
reminded me of a legit 80s music video. Especially with the quick scene cuts
As good a 3 minutes of music that has ever or will ever be made
Bought this single when it came out from a little record shop in Purley. Took it into the 5th yr common room at school the next day an day and felt the dogs bollocks. Great band and one of the sound tracks of my youth. I do feel sorry that music seems less important as a part of growing up now.
Absolutely brilliant song. Ironically, it is joyous in sound but lyrically quite dark. Definitely one of the best songs of all time IMHO. Paul Weller is amazingly talented: not only is the Jam stupendous, his solo work and that on the Style Council are amazing, too.
i agree you mutant
Agree
Complete rubbish, he never wrote a better song than when he was with the Jam. Most of their songs melody was in the rhythm of Foxtons bass and Bucklers drums...listen to all the Jam music, Paul is mostly the songwriter, however the mood of the song is from the rhythm. So sad he chose to be a dick, the Jam could have been there with the greats....instead Style Council was just a watered down heap of sh1t...allegedly because Wellers old man, who managed the Jam, decided Paul was too talented for the others....what a prick!
I totally agree with all you say .Weller is a lyrical wordsmith
Stanley Road.
Met Paul Weller and had a drink with him,one of the most laid back guys EVER,
@Joe Caldwell aye
58 year old Mod saw the Jam at the very start of there time and a few more years later top Band 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Iain I’m 51 I loved being a mod in the 80’s Fred Perry button down shirts, cycling tops boating blazers,staypress trousers desert boots and of course the m51 parka memories lol
Great regret I never saw The Jam. I did see Paul in SF, though.
Saw the style council twice great times then saw Weller at Newcastle arena fantastic show .then my mates 60th at the open air priory gig he was on 2 hours had the place jumping still the best in the game.
I'm 54 yrs old and this so reminds me of high school! Memories...80s music was the best!
64 now still loving The Jam and riding my scooter xx
Ooft back to being 10yrs old. Wonderful, big cousins loved this so i did too 💓💓💓
"better stop dreamin' of the quiet life cause its the one we'll never know" The most relevant lyrics to todays generation.
Long live the 80's!
You can never get bored from listening to this song. So simple so raw so sophisticated so accomplished
Just played on 6 Music, and still after 40 plus years it stops you in your tracks and demands your full attention for it's 2 mins 58 seconds duration. I don't know how many times I've listened to it - hundreds of times probably, but it never fails to impress. A perfect song in every way - it cannot be faulted. It's a folk song now that has passed into the very fabric of this country (and for other countrys too I'll wager) and will undoubtedly be sung for decades to come, long after we've all shuffled off. If you grew up in the 60s/70s/80s and beyond you can relate to it's sentiment, a universal theme of struggle. Weller has written so many great songs; this may not even be his 'best' song... remarkable.
without doubt one of the greatest tracks ever written. ...ENGLISH AND PROUD
happentodie great lyricist weller👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Growing up in Toronto... 1982 was an awesome year. Mod and punk everything. In May, L. finally said yes she would and life was perfect.
Those were great years in great place.
This is so great now as it was then when it was number one here in Britain in 1982 really. Perfection too; unlike alas a lot of music that came later?! Whatever, thank you too!
This really swings! I discovered The Jam just a few minutes ago and it feels good to enjoy this song for the first time, 40 years after it released :D
I grew up with music like this....better days than this goddam mess we have today....
I'm 12 and I wish i lived in that time now weve got all this shit pop
Yeah I think you're right I'm 10 and I agree
it's just called different genres of music and people can enjoy different things
Even Country music sucks now.
I totally agree with you. Today's music is such crap.
im 15 and i love the jam and Paul weller
I'm 16 what's your favourite band?
+Bayley Towler
I'm 26 and fuck you
can’t believe Paul Weller will be in Dublin and I won’t even be able to go :(
It’s amazing that songs from the past are much more relevant than songs of today. I was turned on to the mod style in high school in the late seventies in Pasadena, California. We got vespas, trench coats, and started ska dancing at Marilyn’s Backstreet in Pasadena, the Seven Seas in Hollywood, and the 321 club in Santa Monica. Those were fun times that I wish I could revisit.
Sounds cool, i never knew there were mods in california!
I couldn't imagine Mods in the sunny California wearing m51 fishtail parkas and mounted on Vespas and Lambrettas, but I'm pretty sure you had good times. I still keep the Vespa and also the Parka. Greetings from Spain
Don't forget the Crash Bar on Saturday Nights in Hollywood and going to Poseurs to get gear.
Best lyrics ever written. Eternally love them.
God save the Jam
This is probably one of the best pop bands that ever existed!
The 70s and 80s really were the peak of human musical artistry.
I would definitely echo thh if at but if you listen to pulp es and whizz you busy very well end up thinking the same about the 9@s. Masterclass in lyric writing learned from the best aka the above
The 80s were a bit shit
lol@@barryduff3047
@@barryduff3047 The 80s took a strange detour from a rather immaculate 70s but it course corrected at the end of the decade and ushered in the 90s which surpassed it, and wouldn't have existed it without it so ultimately served it's purpose. There's definitely a wealth of good music that was produced but you're right, there was a lot of it that was a bit shit.
@@bb.buchananactually it wasn’t such a strange turn. But it was a bit shit.
This takes me right back to my teens. Standing in the corridor outside our physics lesson, waiting to go in, me and my fellow mod doormouse emulating Bruce's killer bassline with our fingers. The things you treasure are simple.
Principled Uncertainty do you remember the world was meant to end on the Wednesday and thesky went dark and a funny yellowy colour? The next day on T.O.T.P. The Jam was No.1?
Every time I hear this song I'm so grateful after the first few notes that it's not Phil Collins covering You Can't Hurry Love. Brilliant track.
I first saw The Jam on American Bandstand around 1980 and I was so bummed as they had just played a show in my hometown but I hadn’t heard of them. Go figure. 2:57 Absolutely loved this song though and was so impressed with how big their sound was for only a 3 piece band.
Wow there’s a lot of great english groups from the 20th century, greetings from Spain
Can remember learning, as a 9yr old that they were splitting up - hard on the back of songs like this I just COULD. NOT. BELIEVE. that was the last we’d see of them. And here I am, 37yrs later and I’m still listening regularly and a massive fan.
Under-appreciated musicians and one of the few bands ever whose lyrics actually matter to me. Just wonderful stuff - track after track of it.
I love that Paul seller kept the cockney accent!! He’s a gifted singer, reminds me of my secondary school days near Tottenham football stadium.
Doesn't have a Cockney accent. He was born and raised in Woking.
@@SluttChops ok thanks, it just sounds cockney but, then what do I know!!
Paul weller is 100% not a cockney
He’s a northerner
@@oasis4life014 Not a Northerner either. He's from Woking.
it does sound cockney though
that´s because people all over london and the outskirts sounded cockney
My sister and me were just saying this morning that this song epitomises the 80s like no other.. Brilliant
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Brilliant music..inspiring lyrics. How can anyone dislike. To my mind it's perfect.
This one never gets old. If they ain't getting through to you, you obviously ain't listening.