WELLER THROUGH THE AGES Paul Weller has been many different characters over his 40 plus year career. From the cappuccino kid to the peacock suit man, he has certainly changed and morphed in more ways than one. His song writing skills have gone from angry punk to piano love ballads all the way to reflective acoustic numbers and as heavy as a straight up rock and roll anthem. He has certainly covered it all and inspired many different generations and musicians alike.   Here are what Muzebitez consider a selection of his finest and most varied works of art and songs that prove he really is a true British institution of rock and roll royalty. In no particular order. The Style Council  The Lodgers 1985 If ever there was an anti government song that really echoes down the decades and still remains very relevant in today's political world, then The Lodgers is it. A  direct assault on those at number 10 and the reality for those beneath them. A fine blend of po

Rock stars are really wannabe actors. Those who are big enough usually make the leap from stage to screen at some point in their glittering careers. Look back over the years and you will find a whole host of them from rappers portraying cops through to pop stars trying to perform an Oscar worthy musical. So lets delve into some of the great films out there that need to be remembered due to the musician or the band pulling off some brilliant on screen moments.  In no particular order Muzebitez have selected the following movies as some you should watch before you croak. The Song Remains The Same 1976 Led Zeppelin A weird dream like nightmare of a movie, where the band are all their own heroes within their own scenes when not on stage together. This is one of those films you can put on late at night to slowly drift off into slumber land to. Robert Plant is the Viking type warrior who rescues the damsel, Jimmy Page is the mystical loner, John Paul J