Paul Weller - Wild Wood (Rare Original Vinyl LP)
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Paul Weller - Wild Wood (Rare Original Vinyl)

Original Paul Weller - Wild Wood LP

In Very Good Condition. A must for any Weller or the Jam Fan.

828 513  GO DISCS   1994

 

Track Listings

1. Sunflower
2. Can you heal us (holy man)
3. Wild wood
4. Instrumental (Part 1)
5. All the pictures on the wall
6. Has my fire really gone out
7. Country

REVIEWS

Weller creates a subtle, yet energy filled atmosphere, January 30, 2002

Reviewer: (tonyjbeesley@aol.com) from England, Essex Confirmation that his Style Council era was a prolonged denial of his true metier as a first-class uptight British rocker, Wild Wood also finds an apt and exciting stylistic language to express what's currently on the man's mind. Now 35, Weller carries an air of resignation to the harsh truths against which he railed for so long and so passionately. The title track bespeaks a weary disgust with the way things are, but this city slicker seems, if anything, inspired by the great outdoors to nostalgia, regret and melancholy. Likewise, his blending of such Mr Fantasy instrumentation as flute, Mellotron, Hammond organ and toothsome guitar has a conviction that out-thinks Lenny Kravitz's comparable retro-stylisms. Taking 17 years to make the transition from mod to hippy that the originals managed in three, Weller seems now to be conceding that he is, after all, a man out of time.

All time great album No 1, June 6, 2001

Reviewer: (dixiedean@dixie.screaming.net) from Merseyside Weller really came back from the dead with this offering.After spluttering back to semi- conciousness with the self titled first album he shakes off the past and enters into a new era of confident songwriting with Whitey concreting his already rock steady back beat to PW,s enchanting acoustic and at times soulful sound(moon on your pyjamas). If you only buy one PW solo album make sure this is it (but follow it up with Stanley Road). BUY it NOW. Dixie Dean

Quite simply his best work, October 26, 2000

Reviewer: (astokes.nwps@virgin.net) from London, England This album is stunning. Every single song is a masterpiece in its' own right not just a simple album filler where Weller has run out of musical ideas. "Paul Weller" was a good starting album, "Stanley Road" is flecked with sparks of greatness and "Heavy Soul" is a poor hotch-potch of ideas, but "Wild Wood" is without doubt up there as one of the great albums by any artist ever. Ten out of Ten. Highlights include "All the Pictures on the Wall" and "5th Season" to name but a few.

8. Fifth Season
9. Weaver
10. Instrumental (2) (Part 2)
11. Foot of the mountain
12. Shadow of the sun
13. Holy man (Reprise)
14. Moon on your pyjamas


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