It was a great socialist ideal and we should respect it. “If there is going to be any change, it should be protecting and appreciating the NHS. With behind-the-scenes footage and specially shot interviews, this is Paul Weller’s music as never heard before. Weller, who used the lockdown to write and record in his studio (“I stayed focused and I stayed fit”), hopes we remember all the front line workers when this is all over. Paul Weller on SOLO CAREER & 'FAT POP' - I Don’t Know If I Like The Stuff I Made Back Then Absolute Radio 111K subscribers Subscribe 64K views 1 year ago Paul Weller reflects on his solo. I’m not suggesting poverty is glamorous, simply questioning the quest we seem to have for always wanting more. The Modernist spirit has remained contemporary for nearly sixty years. “But are we any happier? I watch people row and argue over nonsense and the song’s a comment on post-war consumer culture, the supersize generation. The singer draws on a career that’s taken many turns for his 15th solo record, On Sunset - he also talks about lockdown and the NHS. By Jennifer Carney Published: October 22, 2015. “I was thinking about my own family, and all this privilege, and how lucky we are,” he says by way of explanation. Fat Pop, the LP’s heart, is about how music can get you through the bad times Cosmic Fringes is Weller imagining the life of a keyboard warrior: I’m a. Paul Weller has recalled the horrible experience of filming the Band Aid video, claiming that some artists were taking drugs in the toilets throughout. However, if you ever imagined a record that chimes with these coronavirus times, then “More”, the album’s fifth track, is as prescient as any: “The more we get, the more we lose, when all is more, it’s more we choose.” Paul Weller follows up his 2003 Fly On The Wall rarities collection with Will of the People, a similar mix of non-album rarities which takes in an array of B-sides, tracks from singles, remixes and live recordings. Watch videos, listen to interviews and read reviews of Paul Wellers albums on the BBCs Music pages.
Guest of Honour is available exclusively on Curzon Home Cinema from Friday 5th June.Weller’s best work has rarely adhered to a narrative arc and he’s just as good writing songs with a deliberate avoidance of meaning as he is when stepping on a soapbox. Paul Weller has launched a brutal attack on The Cures Robert Smith, labelling him a fing fat ct in an interview, adding hed fing slap him. However, she becomes convinced she deserves her punishment for earlier crimes and refuses her father’s (David Thewlis) help in securing her release from prison.
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Watch the full interview with David Thewlis below:ĭavid Thewlis and Laysla De Oliveira star as a father and daughter pair attempting to work through their complicated history and personal demons. When a prank goes wrong, Veronica (Laysla De Oliveira), a young teacher, is falsely accused of abusing her position of authority over a 17-year-old.
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We also ask for an update on Avatar 2 – which he has already shot – as he gives us a little information on his time spent, and whether we may be expecting him back for even more (if they ever get made, that is).
We discuss the character, his research visiting restaurants, and how he’s adapted to life in lockdown. Thewlis is promoting his latest film Guest of Honour, where he plays an introverted food hygiene officer who becomes hellbent on securing his daughter’s release from prison. As Louder Sound points out, when the Cure came up in conversation. The former Jam singer made the foul-mouthed remark during a lengthy. Incidentally, this was also true of this very interview, for we’re very big fans of the actor, and we certainly weren’t left disappointed after this engaging, entertaining conversation. Paul Weller went off on the Cure’s Robert Smith in a new interview that appeared in the December issue of Record Collector. Paul Weller has launched a scathing personal attack on The Cure frontman Robert Smith, calling him a fucking fat cunt. One of the conversation points in our lengthy, enjoyable chat with David Thewlis, is hoping not to be let down when you meet one of your idols (referring to a time he met The Jam frontman Paul Weller).
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