Digitally remastered reissue of 1984 album featuring Paul Weller. Tracks include 'My Ever Changing Moods', 'Headstart For Happiness', 'You're the Best Thing' and 'Here's One That Got Away'. 2000 release. Standard jewel case.

Budget reissue of sophisti-pop band's 1983 debut featuring Paul Weller. A solid EP collection of the band's initial British singles. Seven tracks. Polydor/Spectrum Music. 2004.

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Digitally remastered reissue of 1985 album featuring Paul Weller. 15 tracks including 'Walls Come Tumbling Down', 'Cometo Milton Keynes' and 'Boy Who Cried Wolf'. When first released in the States this album was known as 'Internationalists'. 2000 release.

Digitally remastered reissue of 1988 album featuring Paul Weller. Tracks include, 'Life At A Top People's Health Farm','How She Threw It All Away', 'Why I Went Missing' and 'Iwasadoledadstoyboy'. 2000 release. Standard jewel case.

90 digitally remastered tracks - virtually every studio cut made by the group Paul Weller formed with pianist Mick Talbot after The Jam dissolved. Features all 12 tunes from the previously unavailable 1989 album 'A Decade Of Modernism', plus six other cuts making their CD debut & the previously unavailable 'Money-Go-Round (Pt.1 & 2)' (Bert Bevans Alternate Remix). As with The Jam box, it contains no live recordings & comes in a 6 inch x 12 inch longbox with a detailed 112 page color book with liner notes, lyrics, etc. 1998 Polydor release.

20th anniversary compilation for 80's sophisti-pop duo featuring Paul Weller. 21 tracks including the hits, 'Speak Like A Child', 'Long Hot Summer' (Single Edit), 'My Ever Changing Moods' (Single Edit), 'You're The Best Thing' (Single Edit), & 'Shout To The Top' (Full Version), as well as overlooked album tracks. Includes extensive liner notes with photos in 16-page booklet. Polydor. 2003.

Deluxe two CD edition of the 1985 sophomore album from The Style Council filled with plenty of drool-inducing extras for fans of Paul Weller (who formed TSC with keyboardist Mick Talbot almost immediately after dissolving The Jam). Though this was their sophomore release, Our Favorite Shop is their first album as a real band (the debut, Cafe Blue, featured many guest appearances from musical friends) and is still considered their finest full-length project. The first disc features the complete digitally remastered Our Favourite Shop (released as Internationalists in the U.S. with different artwork) plus one bonus track ('Shout To The Top' Instrumental) while Disc Two features 21 TSC rarities, remixes, b-sides and live tracks. Universal. 2006.