In contrast to its pop-oriented predecessor, The Jam Setting Sons album features a much harder, tougher production, albeit with the overarching melodicism common throughout The Jam's discography. Arguably, this is their most ambitious LP. Singer, guitarist, and songwriter Paul Weller conceived it as a concept album about three boyhood mates who later reunite as adults after a war to discover they had grown up and apart. This wasn't carried through to completion, and it is unclear exactly which tracks are part of the concept, though it is commonly agreed that "Thick As Thieves", "Little Boy Soldiers", "Wasteland", and "Burning Sky" are the obvious constituents, indeed there exists among bootlegs a version of "Little Boy Soldiers" split into three separate recordings which begs the idea that each part of the song had originally intended to be spread out across the album.

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