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[Patong Dong]

I think the live album is called "From here to Eternity". I am on holiday now so can't check the disc, I bought it in Thailand from a street vendor so you never know how accurate the titles are.

[skinhead]

Sweet as, PD. Now all I gotta do is find a download. No such album for love nor money down under. Here's a little read about the above-mentioned CD if anyone's interested.

Spin (12/99, pp.216-7) - 9 out of 10 - "...the myth comes kicking and screaming outta your speakers on a mission to decapitate Dave Matthews....Highly recommended..."


A short essay at
http://www.popmatters.com/features/000207-smith.html



Details:

Tracks

No. Name
1 Complete Control
2 London's Burning
3 What's My Name
4 Clash City Rockers
5 Career Opportunities
6 White Man In Hammersmith Palais
7 Capital Radio
8 City Of The Dead
9 I Fought The Law
10 London Calling
11 Armagideon Time
12 Train In Vain
13 Guns Of Brixton, The
14 Magnificent Seven, The
15 Know Your Rights
16 Should I Stay Or Should I Go?
17 Straight To Hell

Album Details

Recent Release: 10/26/1999
Mono/Stereo: Stereo
Studio/Live: Live
In Print: Yes

[skinhead]

Charlie Don't Surf: A CINEMATIC TRIBUTE TO JOE STRUMMER

Any Clash or Joe afficionados lucky enough to be in London in a couple of weeks, I hates ya.

[SPINOZA]

I really like Sandinista.

It's a double album and - as always with doubles albums - there's a lot of material on there that's a bit dull and should've been left out. But the highlights - 50-60% of the songs are amazing - are classic stuff. It's almost trippy some of it.

[skinhead]

Highly underrated album that one. Maybe that's why it's so hard to pirate a download from the net.
-great tunes...
The Leader
Washington Bullets
Magnificent Seven
and Broadway

An interesting interpretation of One More Time from http://sandinista.guterman.com/

[Hollywoodaction]

I was a roadie for The Clash and did a bit of backup vocals on their first 2 albums...

















in my dreams.

[jajdude]

A big clash fan here too.

Lot of good tunes.

I'm still in the eighties and before about most music I guess.

I think London Calling was a damn good record.

As were others.

[Butterfly]

[skinhead]

I've been working through this
for about 6 months now. It reads a bit like an essay (interpretive style) with tiny tiny text, so it's a slog, but very detailed and reflective. Not too bad.

[SirFink]

[miguel]

I have that Clash live album. I've had it for years, I bought in a used cd/book store in Toronto about five years ago. It fell out of my cd rotation over the past five years, but in the packing for Korea I had to select which cds were coming with me, and I had to bring it (my only clash cd). I put in my discman for the bus ride to work and it stayed there for a week. An amazing album.

[hairy sue]

Saw The Clash several times in New York. I was a big fan back in the day. Great band.

[skinhead]

[funkywinkerbeans]

I saw Joe strummer singing for the Pogues at the Commodore in Vancouver. Great place to see bands.

[skinhead]

Joe Strummer - The Future is Unwritten

The latest by Julien Temple. Release date September 2007