The Clash

I don�´t really know what to say about clash. If someone wrote songs like White Riot, Janie Jones, Police and Thieves, I Fought the Law, Complete Control, English Civil War, Tommy Gun, White Man in Hammersmith Palais, Hitsville U.K., The Magnificent Seven, Police On My Back, Should I Stay Or Should I Go, Train In Vain, Rock the Casbah, Garageland, Straight to Hell, Bankrobber, This is England and released a record like London Calling they kind off said it all themselfs. With 7 records they simply changed the rock music forever. Some people say rock music died 3th of February 1959 with the death of Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and J. P. Richardson (The Big Bopper) in a plane crash, other say it was 16th of August 1977 with Elvis but for me like for millions it was 22 of December 2002 when uncle Joe went from being just a rock musician here on earth to join his place amongst the Gods of rock. Here are all the releases plus the Super Black Market Clash. I put it in here instead of the first Black Market Clash since all the songs from the original ones are here on other records. Bonuses are Guns of Brixton, a live record from 1979 and Burning London a tribute album with bands like No Doubt, Ice Cube and Mobby amongst many. The Clash (red release) Give �´em Enough Rope London Calling The Guns of Brixton Sandinista! Combat Rock Cut the Crap Super Black Market Clash Clash On Broadway From Here To Eternity Burning London (tribute)

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krusty159 (2008-02-14)

Nice one! Cheers for Sandinista - I've got it on good old vinyl but not CD. Clash fans should check out "The Future Is Unwritten" - a great film on Strummer which came out last year.

drLeifHolta (2008-05-02)

Awesome stuff! Thanks a lot.

paratwa (2008-05-17)

thanks for making these available! This compilation is truly appreciated! "The only band that matters."

Welshcorgi (2008-07-15)

BIG THX. Had one nice complete discography once but lost it somewhere.

dmoney9000 (2011-08-24)

my iTunes doesn't detect ID3 tags on any of the tracks from Sandinista!, The Guns of Brixton, or Super Black Market Clash... I was wondering if this is a problem with my software or if the tracks aren't actually tagged.
great torrent nonetheless.

sitar76 (2012-04-07)

Thanks for the post. I just like credit to go where credit is due. I am sure the Clash would want same. In fact Junior Murvin first recorded Police and Thieves. I Fought the Law was of course written by Sonny Curtis of The Crickets.