"Sound Affects" was released in November 1980. Paul Weller said that he was influenced by The Beatles' "Revolver" and Michael Jackson's "Off the Wall" also. Indeed, several of the songs recall "Revolver"-era swirling psychedelia, such as "Monday", "Man in the Corner Shop", and the acoustic "That's Entertainment". According to Weller he wrote "That's Entertainment", a bitter slice-of-life commentary on the drudgery of modern working-class life, in around 15 minutes upon returning inebriated from the pub. Despite being only available as an import single, it peaked at No. 21 on the UK charts, an unprecedented feat. It is now arguably The Jam's most celebrated song. Despite the group's lack of commercial success in America, it even made American magazine "Rolling Stone"s list of the 500 greatest songs of all time.