Paul Weller Gift for Fans | Music Tube Map Art Print
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Every Album, Every Artist | Every Character, Every Connection as Tube Map Art. For the music or movie fan who has everything, but wants more.
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In short: A Paul Weller discography map art print that draws every credited musician as a tube line, with all 21 releases in order from the 1992 debut to 66 in 2024 as the stations where those lines converge. A considered gift for Paul Weller fans and music lovers, ready to frame and give. Giclée on 230gsm textured matte fine art paper, archival and acid-free. Available in A2 or A1 (US sizing 24x18in and 36x24in), unframed or framed. Hand-researched and designed by me in East Sussex.
I designed this Paul Weller discography map so every credited musician runs as their own named line, calling at each release they played on, drawn in the style of a classic tube map. The stations run chronologically from the 1992 debut through Wild Wood and Stanley Rd, on through 22 Dreams and Wake Up the Nation, to On Sunset and 66. Every musician credited along the way is drawn as their own line.
This is the solo catalogue. The Jam and the Style Council were separate bands with their own line-ups, so they are not plotted here as albums. They arrive on the map another way, which is the part most people find surprising.
Why this Paul Weller discography map art print makes a gift fans keep
If you are buying for a Paul Weller fan, this goes past the obvious present. I research every map by hand from liner notes and session credits, so the credits are right, which lets the person receiving it follow his route across more than thirty years. It makes a birthday or Christmas gift for the Paul Weller fan in your life, the kind of present that gets framed and kept rather than opened once and shelved.
The musicians on the map
Steve Cradock of Ocean Colour Scene has the longest line after Weller himself, credited on 18 of the 21 releases, from Wild Wood in 1993 all the way to 66 in 2024. Steve White drums on the first ten, and Andy Crofts and Steve Pilgrim carry the later years.
Both of the bands Weller led before this catalogue began turn up in it. Bruce Foxton of The Jam appears once, on Wake Up the Nation in 2010. Steve Brookes, who founded The Jam with Weller and left before its first single, plays on three albums between 2015 and 2020. Mick Talbot of the Style Council spans 1993 to 2020, and Dee C. Lee sings on the first two records.
The guest list is wider than either earlier band ever managed. Noel Gallagher is credited on five albums, and Steve Winwood, Jools Holland, Graham Coxon of Blur, Robert Wyatt, Kevin Shields of My Bloody Valentine, Bev Bevan and Clem Cattini all appear at different points. Studio 150 in 2004, named after the Amsterdam studio where it was recorded, is the busiest station on the whole print.
How I make each print
Each one is a Giclée on 230gsm premium fine art paper with a textured matte finish, archival and acid-free, so the colours hold for years. Choose A2 or A1, unframed or supplied framed and ready to hang as art prints in a hallway, living room or studio.
| Size | UK | USA / CAN / AUS equivalent | Orientation |
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| A2 | 594 x 420 mm (23 x 16 in) | 24 x 18 in | Landscape |
| A1 | 841 x 594 mm (33 x 23 in) | 36 x 24 in | Landscape |
FAQ
Does the map include The Jam and The Style Council?
Not as albums. This map plots the solo catalogue, 21 releases from 1992 to 2024. Both earlier bands are present through their musicians: Bruce Foxton and Steve Brookes from The Jam, Mick Talbot and Dee C. Lee from the Style Council.
Are the live albums on it, or only the studio records?
Both. Seventeen studio albums and four live albums, plotted as one route in release order.
Who are the longest-serving musicians on the map?
Steve Cradock on guitar, credited on 18 of the 21 releases, and Steve White on drums across the first ten.
Did Noel Gallagher really guest on Paul Weller's records?
Yes, on five of them: Stanley Rd, Illumination, 22 Dreams, Sonik Kicks and True Meanings.
What frame options are there?
Unframed, or framed and ready to hang.
Related music maps
The closest companions come off the credits rather than the genre shelf. Noel Gallagher has five stations on this map, which makes the Noel Gallagher discography map the natural pair, and Jools Holland's credit on Heavy Soul connects it to the Squeeze discography map.
The link that runs the other way is the Who discography map, because Weller sang and played on their Royal Albert Hall album and has a station on it. For the same era and audience, the Stranglers discography map sits alongside it.
Browse the solo artist music maps for other one-name careers, or the full range of gifts for music fans at mikebellmaps.com.
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Tube Map Art Print Specifications
Every map I sell is printed and framed to archival Giclée standards, matching the level of research and detail that goes into each design. These are proper ready-to-hang fan gifts, not flat-packed kits or plastic shortcuts. Below are the full specifications for the paper, frames, glazing, and canvas options that underpin the production process at mikebellmaps.com.
Tube Map Art Print Specifications at a Glance
- Ready-to-hang framed art prints, fully assembled out of the box
- Handmade Italian wooden frames in solid, real wood
- Available in black
- Slim modern gallery profile: 1.5cm wide and deep on A2, 2cm wide and deep on A1
- Premium plexiglass glazing, lightweight and shatter-resistant for safe global shipping
- Museum-quality Giclée printing for exceptional detail and colour accuracy
- 230gsm premium fine art paper with a textured matte finish
- Archival, acid-free stock for long-term colour stability
- Stretched canvas option available on a 4cm deep floater frame
- Pre-fitted sawtooth hangers and rubber bumpers, ready for portrait or landscape display
- Made to order, printed locally, shipped worldwide in protective packaging
Printed Globally
I work with a network of vetted local print partners across the UK, Europe, North America and beyond. Every print in my catalogue is produced to the same museum-quality Giclée standard wherever it is made, with local printing in international markets to reduce shipping miles and avoid unnecessary customs charges for customers.
Paper Specifications
All prints are produced on 230gsm premium fine art paper, an archival-grade, acid-free stock with a textured matte surface that holds the fine line work my discography maps depend on.
- Weight: 230gsm, substantial in the hand, with the heft you would expect from a gallery print
- Finish: Textured matte, natural white
- Surface: Enhances depth without losing print clarity
- Acid-free: Yes, archival grade, designed for long-term colour stability
- Print method: Museum-quality Giclée for exceptional detail and colour accuracy, ideal for the dense typography on my maps, from session musician credits to film plot quotes
Frame Types and Materials
- Material: Solid, real wood construction
- Finishes: Available in black
- Poster frames: Handmade Italian wooden frames paired with high-quality plexiglass
- Canvas frames: Specialised 4cm deep floater frames that give the canvas a suspended, gallery-style look
Frame Dimensions and Profile
- A2 (and up to 50 x 70cm): 1.5cm wide, 1.5cm deep, slim modern gallery profile
- A1 (and above): 2cm wide, 2cm deep, a more substantial frame on the larger prints
- Canvas depth: 4cm deep on floater frames
Premium Plexiglass Glazing
Protecting the artwork is the priority, but so is ensuring it arrives in one piece. Every framed print is glazed with 1-2mm premium plexiglass as standard.
- Crystal-clear viewing surface
- Lightweight, which keeps shipping costs and impact down
- Virtually shatterproof in global transit, particularly on the larger A1 prints, where glass becomes a real risk
- Safer to handle when you are hanging or rearranging the print
Assembly and Hanging
- Arrives fully assembled and ready to hang, no extra hardware needed
- Sawtooth hangers pre-installed for quick mounting
- Turn buttons included for easy access to the back panel
- Rubber bumpers fitted to protect walls and keep the frame level
- Suitable for both portrait and landscape display
Canvas Option
For customers who prefer a frameless wall presence, every map is also available as a stretched canvas print on a 4cm deep floater frame. Same Giclée image quality, presented with a suspended, gallery-style depth that works well on larger walls. Ready to hang straight from the box.
Made to Order, Printed Locally, Shipped Globally
Every print is made on demand, never warehoused. That means fresher prints, no overproduction, and the flexibility to keep my catalogue at mikebellmaps.com growing without having to hold stock.
Wherever possible, prints are produced as close as possible to the delivery address, which means faster delivery and fewer customs surprises. The same museum-quality Giclée standard, whether the print is heading to Brighton or Brooklyn. Packaged in custom-engineered protective packaging for the journey.
For more on local fulfilment, see my locally printed tube maps delivery page.
Tube Map Print Accuracy & Updates
Every one of my prints is the result of my detailed research, cross-referencing, and design refinement. Each tube map is handcrafted to present the most accurate possible picture of an artist’s recording history, a film’s storyline, or a cultural timeline.

I take pride in the precision behind every connection, date, and credit featured across the collection.
Meticulous Research, Human Process
My research combines album liner notes, musicians' inputs, session archives, fan databases, interviews, and verified public sources to ensure each map is factually sound.
However, even the most carefully researched projects can contain minor errors or omissions, especially when dealing with complex discographies and multi-decade histories.

Community Feedback & Collaboration
I actively welcome feedback from fans, collectors, and artists who spot inconsistencies or have new information to share. Each correction helps refine future editions and strengthens the historical accuracy of the maps.
Contributors who provide verified updates receive discounts on future orders as a thank-you for their diligence and support.
Commitment to Quality
Accuracy isn’t just a promise, it’s part of the creative process. Every update and reprint reflects a commitment to truth, design integrity, and respect for the Music, Movie, and other stories represented.
I value the relationship with my customers and the collaboration that ensures these works continue to evolve and stay relevant.
I will always strive to combine artistic expression with documentary accuracy, celebrating creativity through precision and openness.
How to Care for Your Art Print
Thank you for choosing a Mike Bell Maps Giclee Print. To ensure your artwork remains as vibrant as the day it was printed for the next century, please follow these professional handling guidelines:
1. The "Clean Hands" Rule - Giclee prints are created with archival pigment inks that sit on the surface of the 230 gsm paper. Natural skin oils can transfer to the ink. We recommend washing and drying your hands thoroughly before handling or wearing white cotton "archival" gloves if available.
2. Avoid the "Roll-Back" - If your print arrived in a tube, let it flatten naturally. Lay it on a clean, flat surface and place a few heavy, smooth objects (like books) on the corners. Never roll the print tightly in the opposite direction, as this can "stress" the heavy paper fibres and cause creasing.
3. Framing is Protection - To ensure the 100+ year lightfastness guarantee, we recommend framing your print behind UV-protective glass or acrylic. Always use acid-free mounting materials (like the mounts provided in our framed options) to prevent "paper burn" or yellowing over time.
4. Location Matters - While our inks are gallery-standard, prolonged exposure to direct, harsh sunlight can eventually affect any pigment. For maximum longevity, hang your map in a location that avoids consistent direct afternoon sun and high-humidity environments (like bathrooms).
5. Dusting - If your print is unframed, never use water or cleaning sprays. A soft, dry microfiber cloth or a clean squirrel-hair brush is all that is needed to remove surface dust.

