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Paul Weller Web Site Now LIVE!!

Internationalists! The official web site is now up and running.

You can find Paul's recent interview in the Telegraph HERE!

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  1. Travelled down on saturday from belfast to c u live at the marque in cork .Best experience of my life espically when i got up to the front of stage. Would of loved to have meet u as everyone does cant wait till u come to belfast in november. I will b dreaming about you till then all my love your top belfast mod babe nevada x x x Did c steve cradick and your friend at my hotel as they accidently arrived at wrong hotel just a pity i didnt take a photo and u werent with them ahhh i wish .

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