Jam doing 'oo cover

[Jeff Williams <jeffw@mxim.com>]

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> Really, now, what IS all the com-m-m-m-otion?!  I like the Who, I like the
> Beatles, I like Frank Zappa, I like Brand X, I even like (dare I say it
> again.... Genesis  [AAUUUUGGGHHHHH!!!!])  (Well, the "older" Genesis -- 
> pre-1982 stuff, ya know?.....)  The point is.... WHO CARES?!   
>    But the real reason I was responding, Jeff, was:  What ARE the 1st four
> Jam albums?   The reason I ask is, I recently pulled out an old Jam EP,  
> with a cover of "So Sad About Us" on the B-side (clearly, the record was 
> in tribute to Keith Moon, mourning his loss at the time;  the PS on the 
> back was a close-up of Moonie's face).  Then I pulled out the 2 Jam lp's 
> that I got, "All Mod Cons" and I forget the other one.  Pretty good stuff,
> I must say, but I don't know the discography.  Just wonderin' .....
1: In The City (Primitive, but Away From the Numbers and Batman classics!)
2: This is the Modern World (This is the Modern World, Life Through a Window,
I Need You (Different song...) all great)
3: All Mod Cons: Their crowning glory  - too many good ones to list...
4: Setting Sons: (Eaton Rifles) I saw 'em after this tour.... Great show at
the S&M Civic in Santa Monica in '80.

I liked them as a bit of a Mod revival/punk, as well as two specifically
mod revival bands: Squire and Secret Affair on I-Spy Records....

Oh, yeah, ska = f(mod, reggae)

Oh, finally, I take the blame for starting the birthday thing, as I mentioned
Lennon's birthday.  Sorry, everyone....  Even though it is in my nature 
to be argumentative and name calling, I decided not be that way on computers.
Kinda geeky, that..

Hence I have pretty much stayed out of the fray...

Oh, I think I started the Weller thing, too... Might be taking too much credit 
for that, tho..

Jeff