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The Jam - Down In The Tube Station At Midnight download song
- Artist: The Jam
- Song Title: Down In The Tube Station At Midnight
- Music Genre: Rock
- Length: 04:02
- Size: 9.5MB
- Bitrate: 320Kbps
- Uploaded: 2020-06-16
- Upload by: tree vlad
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Comments
Tempted L9
I listened to this with my dad. He has very sadly passed now, but the jam live on. Absolute best British band ever.
jon mccormick
Bruce does a lot of work on this track. Underappreciated.
fallout boy
one of my favourite bass players is Bruce!!!!..brilliant!!!
Leo Murphy
One of the greatest tracks - The Jam are absolute legends.
Meka Mekaz
Bruce Foxton's bass on this is superb.
HaRRyF
40 years on & still one if not THE best bands to come out of England, i just wish they would get back together for one more tour
Sir Gentleman
A terrific song that tells a frightening story......
Flores France
I wish i could be a teenager again...
Ell Rab BP
Back to my youth, the days when we all brought records with our weekly pocket money. The Jam were the best of their time by a clear mile.
SweetCocoa69
I love the way Bruce Foxton plays!!
Gonçalo Moreira
Quite possibly the best Jam song, ever. Yet you hardly ever hear it on the radio these days - if they play the Jam, always Town Called Malice.
genki2genki
As an American, I truly believe the reason why great bands like The Jam, Squeeze and Elvis Costello and The Attractions never took off in the USA is because the lyrics were always too complex for their short attention spans: one of the reasons why I loved them, they were all wonderful story-tellers!
quentin collin
YOU CANT KNOCK THE JAM THEY WERE PURE GOLD AND THEY STILL ARE PURE GOLD
Thomas BELLANGER
Bruce Foxton is one hell of a great bass player.....
Annie Samuel
They smelt of pubs and wormwood scrubs and too many right wing meetings, ---great lyrics.
Pedro Loftus
So I'm a teenager in Hammond, Indiana (a rowdy working-class community in between Gary and south Chicago) in the 70s and we buy tickets to see Angel, some early hair band that had one good song, "Tower," at the Hammond Civic Center. It's March 24, 1978. And who opens? Some punkish Brit band called The Jam. It's punk rock's debut in the Midwest! They come on stage and start playing, and it doesn't go down well with the local audience. I'd never seen anything quite like it. Paul and the boys were being abused verbally and attacked physically as the audience yelled insults and hurled beer bottles at the band. The band was absolutely in danger. After 2 or 3 songs, the Jam retreated backstage. Years later, I was informed that they was told, "Get back out there or you won't get paid." So they come back out. At this point, Paul is not even singing the lyrics. They're just banging chords and Paul is screaming, "Fuck you, motherfuckers" as the beer bottles continues to soar. Never forget.
Alencia Alencia
when I go to heaven I hope the Brits are in charge of the music
Andrian Tiglao
An anger that was genuine. Their music meant something. It was a resistance, a voice confronting the rise of Thatcherism. I am angry now, millions are angry, where are the voices now?
smurf aderp
All the hairs on one's arms and legs have become erect. This is an hugely haunting piece. Weller was, in this his ebullient heyday, a genius.