A FINE ALBUM

Ranks up there with Wild Wood, Stanley Road, and Illumination. Paul is still too cool for school. He hasn't lost his touch yet. The exciting thing is that he is so young and still turning out great albums. Who knows how many more classics he has in him.

I guess the title should go here, but 2day I won't conform !

A bare bones review. I think only Weller fans will fully appreciate this album, I think the first six songs are quite catchy, in fact when I first listened to the album I though, keep-em commin', but they didn't, after the 7th, 'No drinkin' when your dead' or something, it takes a downward turn.

I don't know, I guess there must be something in the musical water because really great bands aren't coming out with really great music any more, such as Mr Weller & radiohead is another artist/band which comes to mind. Ah-well, I guess all think's must come to an end !!

Older but not Old

The Cappucino Kid's best effort yet. Okay, so I'm getting older. Costello with Bacarach. Latest XTC. Like 'em all. But I like to think that I would have loved this album even in my younger and more angry days. Like Paul Westerberg, Mr. Weller keeps getting better. Voice is fuller and more varied. Liked "Sweet Pea" (third track) so much it was our First Dance song at my recent wedding.