THE RETURN OF THE CLASH

Posted on November 6th, 2008 by ekko

For those who’ve only found me recently, it is my blog’s grand tradition to post something Clash-related at least once a month. Usually more. I know they’re not indie. But they might as well have been. In many ways, Strummer and Jones controlled their label, instead of vice-versa. And it wasn’t the label that killed them: It was their manager.

So, my first show on my new site is from The Clash’s “Out of Control” tour, with Richard Hell and the Vovoids, the father of CBGB punk. This is not a great quality boot, but it is an old one. I don’t have much from ’77-’78, and it’s great to hear them so alive, playing as a team. They also did 1977 twice. Strange.

A few tastes then a zip. Dig it.

Complete Control
1977
Jail Guitar Doors
I’m So Bored With the USA
Clash City Rockers
White Man in Hammersmith Palais
Protex Blue
City of the Dead
Cheat
The Prisoner
Capital Radio
Police and Thieves
Career Opportunities
Janie Jones
Garageland
London’s Burning
White Riot
What’s My Name
1977

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