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The standard album consists of ten tracks, culminating in a somewhat controversial cover of Martha and the Vandellas' "Heat Wave": Girl on the Phone Thick as Thieves Private Hell Little Boy Soldiers Burning Sky Smithers-Jones Saturday's Kids The Eton Rifles Legacy and Reissues

: High-fidelity tracks reveal the nuanced orchestration in songs like the string-laden "Smithers-Jones" and the "unconventional" use of the recorder in "Wasteland". A Masterclass in Songwriting The Jam-Setting Sons-1979-Flac

While the original concept of friends drifting apart was only partially realized, it still anchors some of the album's most powerful tracks: The standard album consists of ten tracks, culminating

Released in November 1979, Setting Sons stands as a definitive moment for , marking their evolution from high-energy mod revivalists to sophisticated social commentators . Originally envisioned by Paul Weller as a concept album about three childhood friends reuniting after a war, the project shifted due to a rushed recording schedule, yet remains one of the band's most critically acclaimed works. The Sound of 1979: High-Fidelity FLAC The Sound of 1979: High-Fidelity FLAC