
Live Jam is a Punk album by The Jam, originally released in 1993. On Gatefold: 16 pressings tracked.
About
Released in 1993, 11 years after The Jam called it quits, <i>Live Jam</i> picks up where their previous live album, <i>Dig the New Breed</i>, left off. Both albums feature highlights from throughout the band's live career and no songs overlap, making the sets perfect complements to each other. Besides, anyone who ever doubted whether a power trio could pull off the songs that sounded so fully formed in their studio incarnations can rest assured; both albums prove that The Jam held a ferocious power on stage. Whether it’s “Thick as Thieves,” “The Eton Rifles,” “Away from the Numbers,” “Down in the Tube Station at Midnight,” “Strange Town,” or “The Butterfly Collector,” The Jam kick these songs harder and make it perfectly obvious that they were a live band par excellence. The album's relentless pace clearly mirrors what it was like to see them in concert, considering how consistently demanding the group are throughout. U.K. fans celebrate The Jam rightfully as the late-'70s/early-'80s equivalent to The Kinks and The Who: bands Paul Weller and Co. clearly modeled themselves after. Fans in the U.S. are fewer. A shame, considering the obvious greatness right here.
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Tracklist
- 1The Modern World (Live at The Rainbow, London, December 3, 1979)2:25
- 2Billy Hunt (Live at The Rainbow, London, December 2, 1979)2:56
- 3Thick As Thieves (Live at The Rainbow, London, December 3, 1979)3:27
- 4Burning Sky (Live)3:06
- 5Mr. Clean (Live at The Rainbow, London, December 3, 1979)3:22
- 6Smithers-Jones (Live at The Rainbow, London, December 2, 1979)2:47
- 7Little Boy Soldiers (Live at The Rainbow, London, December 3, 1979)2:47
- 8The Eton Rifles (Live at Newcastle City Hall, October 28, 1980)3:28
- 9Away from the Numbers (Live at The Rainbow, London, December 3, 1979)3:29
- 10Down In The Tube Station at Midnight (Live at The Rainbow, London, December 3, 1979)4:07
- 11Strange Town (Live at The Brighton Centre, December 15, 1979)3:35
- 12When You're Young (Live at Newcastle City Hall, October 28, 1980)3:12
- 13A Bomb in Wardour Street (Live at Newcastle City Hall, October 28, 1980)2:49
- 14Pretty Green (Live at The Palais, London, December 15, 1981)2:58
- 15Boy About Town (Live)1:55
- 16Man In the Corner Shop (Live)3:03
- 17David Watts (Live)2:30
- 18Funeral Pyre (Live at The Palais, London, December 15, 1981)3:25
- 19Move On Up (Live at The Apollo, Glasgow, April 8, 1982)2:40
- 20Carnation (Live at The Apollo, Glasgow, April 8, 1982)3:11
- 21The Butterfly Collector (Live at Wembley Arena, December 2, 1982)3:00
- 22Precious (Live at Wembley Arena, December 2, 1982)5:32
- 23Town Called Malice (Live at The Palais, London, December 14, 1981)3:03
- 24Heatwave (Live at The Playhouse, Edinburgh, 6, 1982)3:03
Sound DNA
- Punk
- Punk Rock
- raw
- defiant
- punky
Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.
Jewel case, black tray
16-page booklet
Tracks 1, 3 to 5, 7, 9 & 10 recorded live at The Rainbow, London, December 3, 1979.
Tracks 2 & 6 recorded live at The Rainbow, London, December 2, 1979.
Tracks 8, 12 & 13 recorded live at Newcastle City Hall, October 26, 1980.
Track 11 recorded live at The Brighton Centre, December 15, 1979.
Tracks 14 to 18 recorded live at The Palais, London, December 15, 1981.
Tracks 19 & 20 recorded live at The Apollo, Glasgow, April 8, 1982.
Tracks 21 & 22 recorded liv
Credits
The people behind it.
Production & Engineering
- Peter WilsonMIXED BY [REMIXED BY]
- Peter WilsonPRODUCER
- Vic Coppersmith-HeavenPRODUCER
- Vic Coppersmith-HeavenPRODUCER [ORIGINALLY]
Songwriting
- Bruce Foxton
- Curtis Mayfield
- Holland-Dozier-Holland
- Paul Weller
- Ray Davies
- Rick Buckler
- The Jam
Rare pressing on Gatefold · 16 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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