The Style Council - Live In Japan '89!

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Internationalists! Here's a great radio broadcast of one of the final appearances by TSC. They would do three dates in Japan in the summer of '89 before that much maligned appearance at the Royal Albert Hall in July. Here in the US, we really had no idea that the end of TSC was near and were awaiting the next LP with much anticipation. Unfortunately, there would be a very silent three year gap for us between Confessions and the release of Weller's solo debut. There's no doubt I would have really liked the Modernism LP had it been released. Looking back now, it's most assuredly quite dated. But, TSC always seemed to progress into new territory with each record, it wouldn't have really been as surprising to me as it obviously was to those, as legend would have it, ripping up their programs at the Albert Hall. So, I hope you enjoy this VERY RARE look at what you might have seen had that last record been released and TSC made a tour stop in your part of the world.

Peace and SOUL,
HSB

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Featuring tracks by THE STYLE COUNCIL

Sure Is Sure Buy By THE STYLE COUNCIL	1
TENDER LOVE Buy By THE STYLE COUNCIL	2
I Can't Deny Myself Buy By THE STYLE COUNCIL	3
It's A Very Deep Sea Buy By THE STYLE COUNCIL	4
Little Boy In A Castle Buy By THE STYLE COUNCIL	5
Now Youre Gone Buy By THE STYLE COUNCIL	6
A Woman’s Song Buy By THE STYLE COUNCIL	7
Radio Announcer	8
Mick's Company Buy By THE STYLE COUNCIL	9
The Cost Of Loving Buy By THE STYLE COUNCIL	10
Waiting On A Connection Buy By THE STYLE COUNCIL	11
Like A Gun Buy By THE STYLE COUNCIL	12
Changing Of The Guard Buy By THE STYLE COUNCIL	13

LittleForks

4 months ago

Sounds a lot better today than it did the first time I heard this. Cool!

Earl Dittman

4 months ago

The Style Council were one of the best bands of the '80s! Paul Weller continues to write fantastic material. Listened to Sonic Kicks! Brilliant. Hated to see TSC break up, but Weller's world still lives on... peace, earl