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Contents: This is a rare video recording of Paul Weller's live concert at The Royal Festival Hall in October 2018, backed by an orchestra! "Other Aspects: Live at The Royal Festival Hall" features 25 carefully selected tracks from Paul's musical journey. Of these, 11 are from his critically acclaimed studio album "True Meanings," released in September 2018. Also included are tracks from The Jam, not to be missed. From the 1979 album "Setting Sons," a remade version of "Private Hell" and an arranged version of "Boy About Town" are also featured. The release also includes "Have You Ever Had It Blue" and "A Man of Great Promises" from The Style Council, as well as "You Do Something to Me" and "Long, Long Road." It features full concert footage, rehearsal footage, interviews, and other behind-the-scenes mini-documentaries. [Contents] [Disc.1 (CD)] 1 One Bright Star / 2 Glide / 3 The Soul Searchers / 4 Boy About Town 5 Have You Ever Had It Blue / 6 What Would He Say? / 7 Wild Wood 8 Country / 9 Aspects / 10 Strange Museum / 11 Amongst Butterflies 12 Old Castles / 13 Gravity / 14 Whereever Yeah Go [Disc.2 (CD)] 1 Man of Great Promises / 2 Mayfly / 3 Private Hell / 4 Tales from the Riverbank 5 Movin' On / 6 Long Long Road / 7 Hopper / 8 White Horses / 9 Books 10 You Do Something to Me / 11 May Love Travel with You [Disc.3 (DVD)] 1 One Bright Star / 2 Glide / 3 The Soul Searchers / 4 Boy About Town 5 Have You Ever Had It Blue / 6 What Would He Say? / 7 Wild Wood 8 Country / 9 Aspects / 10 Strange Museum / 11 Amongst Butterflies 12 Old Castles / 13 Gravity / 14 Whereever Yeah Go / 15 Man of Great Promises 16 Mayfly / 17 Private Hell / 18 Tales from the Riverbank / 19 Movin' On 20 Long Long Road / 21 Hopper / 22 White Horses / 23 Books 24 You Do Something to Me / 25 May Love Travel with You Media Reviews and More This album features a selection of Paul's best songs from his musical journey to date. Of these, 11 tracks are from his critically acclaimed studio album "True Meanings," released in September 2018. It's also worth noting that tracks from The Jam are included. (C)RS
