12" Singles - The Jam - 4 Side Affects - Polydor

12" Single

Artist:	The Jam
Label:	Polydor
Country:	Australia
Catalogue:	2141 392
Date:	1980
Format:	12" Single
Title:	4 Side Affects
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	8 Own
Price Guide:	$20
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PRICE GUIDE

$20

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Producer	Rating
A1	The Jam	Start	Paul Weller	Vic Coppersmith-Heaven And The Jam	9.0 Rate
A2	The Jam	Eton Rifles	Paul Weller	Vic Coppersmith-Heaven And The Jam	9.5 Rate
B1	The Jam	That's Entertainment	Paul Weller	Vic Coppersmith-Heaven And The Jam	10.0 Rate
B2	The Jam	Going Underground	Paul Weller	Vic Coppersmith-Heaven And The Jam	10.0 Rate

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Number: 240736 THUMBNAIL
Uploaded By: Lee Wrecker
Description: Cover

Number: 240737
Uploaded By: Lee Wrecker
Description: Back Cover

Number: 240738
Uploaded By: Lee Wrecker
Description: A Side Label

Number: 240739
Uploaded By: Lee Wrecker
Description: B Side Label

Comments and Reviews


russh29 SUBS 15th Jun 2018		Lee Wrecker, poor white hound dog, Apollo59... you're wrong and what's more you always will be...



Apollo59 16th Aug 2017		The Jam just weren't good enough and I never bought their records. I and all my friends at the time regarded them as a band that all the little yobs liked (which they did) and nobody I knew bought them either. I suppose it depended where you came from and from where and whom you got your influences, but The Jam just weren't cool at all. Although The Jam were more or less my age, it was kids several years younger who bought their records. We just looked, listened and laughed.



Lee Wrecker 15th Aug 2017		Hello Hooray, I did own "All Mod Cons","Setting Sons", "Snap with the Live EP" and "Dig The New Breed" but let them all go. "Sound Affects" is the only album I've kept. I also had the "Beat Surrender" double EP but it got stolen but still have the 12" of "A Town Called Malice / Precious" and the 7"s of "The Bitterest Pill" and "This Is The Modern World" but let "Funeral Pyre" go about 10 years ago. So you could say I have listened to this band beyond the scope of this EP. Personal taste is always subjective and I'm sure many people still love the Jam and always will. Obviously that's not the case with me though and I stand by the earlier comment. It's just my opinion, it's not a fact and I suppose I was being a bit cheeky too as I do still have some other stuff by the Jam. There's no accounting for taste, particularly in my case I can be fickle sometimes and chop and change with the wind. We can't all like the same things and I can't even like some things as much as I used to. Time marches on and opinions change. Have A Nice Day.



TopPopper 15th Aug 2017		Yeah, I don't find them hard to listen to either. Sound Affects remains one of my faves from the era.



poor white hound dog 15th Aug 2017		I have to ask Lee; is this a group that you've listened to much beyond this EP? "The entire collection of the best of the Jam". SurelyThis cd fits that description better?



Lee Wrecker 15th Aug 2017		An Australia only release that contains the entire collection of the best of the Jam. Time hasn't been kind to this band and even getting through this can be a struggle these days.

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