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Paul Weller - Classic Album Selection: Vol. 1
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Artist...............: Paul Weller
Album................: Classic Album Selection: Vol. 1
Genre................: Rock
Source...............: CD
Year.................: 2014
Ripper...............: EAC (Secure mode) / LAME 3.92 & Asus CD-S520
Codec................: LAME 3.99
Version..............: MPEG 1 Layer III
Quality..............: Insane, (avg. bitrate: 320kbps)
Channels.............: Joint Stereo / 44100 hz
Tags.................: ID3 v1.1, ID3 v2.3
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Posted by............: Beolab1700 on 05/09/2014

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Tracklisting
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Paul Weller 1992:
01. Uh Huh Oh Yeh! (Always There To Fool You!) (3:14)
02. I Didn’t Mean To Hurt You (3:27)
03. Bull-Rush (4:44)
04. Round & Round (4:26)
05. Remember How We Started (3:46)
06. Above The Clouds (4:13)
07. Clues (4:24)
08. Into Tomorrow (3:08)
09. Amongst Butterflies / Arrival Time (3:14)
10. The Strange Museum (3:17)
11. Bitterness Rising (3:53)
12. Kosmos (11:58)

Wild Wood 1993:
01. Sunflower (4:07)
02. Can You Heal Us (Holy Man) (3:42)
03. Wild Wood (3:22)
04. Instrumental (Pt. 1) (1:37)
05. All The Pictures On The Wall (3:57)
06. Has My Fire Really Gone Out? (3:52)
07. Country (3:42)
08. Instrumental Two (0:47)
09. 5th Season (4:54)
10. The Weaver (3:43)
11. Instrumental (Pt. 2) (0:34)
12. Foot Of The Mountain (3:38)
13. Shadow Of The Sun (7:37)
14. Holy Man (Reprise) (1:51)
15. Moon On Your Pyjamas (4:02)
16. Hung Up (2:42)

Stanley Road 1995:
01. The Changingman (4:02)
02. Porcelain Gods (Pt. 1) (5:08)
03. I Walk On Gilded Splinters / Porcelain Gods (Pt. 2) (5:07)
04. You Do Something To Me (3:39)
05. Woodcutter’s Son (4:44)
06. Time Passes / Steam (4:57)
07. Stanley Road (4:19)
08. Broken Stones (3:17)
09. Out Of The Sinking (3:52)
10. Pink On White Walls (2:39)
11. Whirlpools’ End (7:12)
12. Wings Of Speed (3:14)

Heavy Soul 1997:
01. Heavy Soul (Pt. 1) (3:56)
02. Peacock Suit (3:12)
03. Up In Suzes’ Room (4:24)
04. Brushed (3:27)
05. Driving Nowhere (2:58)
06. I Should Have Been There To Inspire You (5:14)
07. Heavy Soul (Pt. 2) (3:10)
08. Friday Street (2:20)
09. Science / Brushed (3:32)
10. Golden Sands (2:55)
11. As You Lean Into The Light (2:46)
12. Mermaids (3:02)

Heliocentric 2000:
01. He’s The Keeper (5:16)
02. Frightened (3:59)
03. Sweet Pea, My Sweet Pea (4:06)
04. A Whale’s Tale (3:26)
05. Back In The Fire (5:01)
06. Dust And Rocks (5:44)
07. There Is No Drinking, After You’re Dead (5:24)
08. With Time And Temperance (5:03)
09. Picking Up Sticks (4:52)
10. Love-Less (5:21)

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Classic Album Selection box set contain Paul Weller’s first five solo records; Paul Weller (1992), Wild Wood (1993), Stanley Road (1995), Heavy Soul (1997) and Heliocentric (2000).
It was a few years after disbanding The Style Council in 1989 before Weller released his first, eponymous, solo album for his new label Go! Disc in 1992. It was a Top 10 album in the U.K. and marked a return to his first love, ‘60s Soul and R&B. The follow up, Wild Wood, launched him on a run of critical and commercial success: The album went to No. 2 in the U.K. and was nominated for the Mercury Music Prize; its multi platinum, million seller successor, Stanley Road (featuring guest appearances by Steve Winwood and Noel Gallagher), spawned two U.K. Top 10 singles (“The Changing Man,” No. 7, and “You Do Something to Me,” No. 9), went to No. 1 and he picked up BRIT Award for Best Male Artist (which he won again the following year). 1997’s Heavy Soul saw Weller twist his sound again to take him back to the top of the charts (No. 2 in the U.K.) and 2000s Heliocentric (erroneously rumoured to be his last album at the time), which was a much lighter affair, did the same and peaked again at No. 2 in the U.K.

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