PAUL WELLER / Porcelain Kicks Tokyo 2012 (2CDR)

PAUL WELLER – Porcelain Kicks
(2CDR) SY1174
Live at Zepp DiverCity, Tokyo – October 27, 2012

Disc One
01. Opening
02. Up The Dosage
03. That Dangerous Age
04. 7&3 Is The Strikers Name
05. Start!!
06. Friday Street
07. The Attic
08. The Cost Of Loving
09. When Our Gardens Overgrown
10. Kling I Klang
11. All I Wanna Do (Is Be With You)
12. How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You)
13. Pieces Of A Dream
14. Fast Car/Slow Traffic
15. Moonshine
16. 22 Dreams
17. Long Hot Summer

Disc Two
01. Dragonfly
02. Into Tomorrow
03. Above The Clouds
04. Foot Of The Mountain
05. Around The Lake
-Encore 1-
06. My Ever Changing Moods
07. From The Floorboards Up
08. Porcelain Gods
09. Stanley Road
10. Whirlpools' End
-Encore 2-
11. Band Intro
12. Broken Stone
13. The Changingman
14. Outro

Paul Weller – Vocals, Guitar, Keyboards
Steve Cradock – Guitar
Steve Pilgrim – Drums
Andy Lewis – Bass
Andy Crofts – Keyboards
& Guest Percussionist

Paul Weller—the eternal Mod star respected by so many musicians—returned to Japan for the first time in three years to support his 11th album, *Sonic Kicks*!
This release features a complete recording of the October 27th Tokyo show from that highly acclaimed 2012 Japan tour, captured in superb high-fidelity sound that delivers incredible power and a vivid sense of being there! This is an outstanding release featuring the meticulous mastering characteristic of the Sylph label. Although the setlist for this final show included fewer songs from The Jam, it featured a wealth of tracks from his new material and the classic album *Stanley Road*; spanning 28 songs and two hours, it was a spectacular, high-energy performance—the longest of the entire tour. With the venue sold out, the artist—in high spirits and fully fired up—delivered a performance guaranteed to get the crowd heated up from start to finish. This essential final-night show is now available from the Sylph label, boasting beautiful cover art and superb sound quality derived from the original source.