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Paul Weller: Into Tomorrow

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Ill keep this short and to the point. Its a must own 90 minute overview with priceless footage and interviews- a great and insightful look into Wellers music and life. His childhood "the lost years" after the demise of TSC - Weller narrates along with friends musicians and family. Get it now- there is simply so much unseen material in (the u.s and anywhere). Covers his childhood in Woking up until his latest album As Is Now- long live Wella.

I didn't think this disc would be that great as I am pretty familiar with Paul Weller the man and the music. But it IS great. This really sheds new light on the man and you definitely will enjoy it if you call yourself a fan. It could have used some more live footage with songs played all the way through, but it's really not a concert disc anyway. Hope this helps.

Great video documentary of Paul Weller's life and career.
Has interviews with Bruce Foxton (Jam 1977-82), Steve Brookes (The Jam prior to their 1977 record contract),
Style Council members (Dee C Lee, Steve White, Mick Talbot), and Noel Gallagher.
Treat it like a movie, and take it in.

This is a must own for any fan of Pauls. Its told in a wonderful manner through all the people who shared the early and later stages of his career.I was never bored and I learned a few odd things to deepen my appreciation of this man's music. It's a bit pricey but its worth it, trust me if you like the music, you'll love the narrative of his career.

This is a truly enjoyable, informative video. A real who's who and what's what in the life of Paul Weller. The only thing negative I can possibly think of is that I wish there had been more of a one-on-one, face-to-face interview with him - one that lasted about an hour, perhaps?