Main article: Band Members and Associates Note - dates indicate period in which each person worked in or for the band. Song Genres ' Punk rock. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Punk rock. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here.
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' Punk rock. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Punk rock. One of the bands earlier songs. Resembles other punk bands songs at the time.
However, it wouldn't be long before the band would break away from the punk mold with '. ' Punk rock. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Punk rock.
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Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Punk rock, rock. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Punk rock. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Punk rock.
Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Reggae, punk rock One of the band's first reggae tunes. Appeared on their 1977 album., who wrote the song, exclaimed 'They've ruined the work of Jah!' After hearing the bands rendition of his tune. ' Punk rock. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Punk rock.
Inspired by a review of the band's earlier gigs, stating that the Clash were a band that should go back to the garage with the 'doors locked and motor left running.' ' Punk rock. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Punk rock, alternative rock???, rock???. 'Complete Control' over the record label. What was more 'Alternative' than this??? From 0:57 to 1:19, and from 2:29 to the end there are two guitar solos; the drumming style is totally changed (with Topper).
— (. ) 16:34, 2 January 2008 (UTC) ' Reggae, Ska, punk rock The band's first attempt to mix ska with reggae and punk rock. Inspired an event where they went to see and reggae show in and were the only white people attending the show.
They were also disappointed in the apparent 'sellout' of the reggae that they heard that night. This event inspired the title and the line 'U.K. ' Punk rock, rock. Cover of the 1957 hit. ' Punk rock. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here.
The Clash UK+USA Punk rock = 19 Reggae = 2 Rock = 2 Ska = 1 Genres-Give 'Em Enough Rope. Song Genres ' Punk rock, Melody, Harmony, Worker, Maker.
And took a trip to in early '78. They were robbed several times on the trip, hence the chorus; 'I went to the place where every white face is an invitation to robbery. An' sitting here in my safe European home, Don't wanna go back there again.'
' Punk rock, traditional, rock. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here.
' Punk rock. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Rock, punk rock Influenced from the drug crackdown '. ' Punk rock. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Punk rock. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here.
' Punk rock. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Punk rock, alternative rock. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Punk rock. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Punk rock.
Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. Give 'Em Enough Rope Punk rock = 10 Rock = 2 Traditional = 1 Genres-London Calling. Song Genres ' Hard rock, rock, reggae, punk rock. hard rock? - 17:46, 3 November 2011 (UTC). Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Rock and roll, rockabilly.
Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Jazz, reggae. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Punk rock???. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Ska, reggae.
Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Alternative rock, post-punk. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Post-punk, Calypso???. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Ballad, rock. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here.
' Alternative rock, punk rock. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Reggae rock. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Ska, ska/pop, reggae, rocksteady. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here.
' Punk rock???. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' ALternative rock, post-punk. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here.
' Lovers rock???. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Rock, rocksteady???, punk rock???. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Reggae. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here.
' Rock, alternative rock, post-punk. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. London Calling Rock = 10 Reggae = 6 Punk rock = 5 Rocksteady = 2 Ska = 2 Rockabilly = 1 Rock and roll = 1 Classical guitar = 1 Ballad = 1 Hard rock = 1 Lovers rock = 1 Alternative rock = 1 Pop = 1 Calypso = 1 Jazz = 1 Genres-Black Market Clash+Super-Cheat. Song Genres ' Punk rock???, alternative rock.
'Capital Radio' and 'Complete Control' were the 'prototypes' of what the term 'Alternative music' means. — (. ) 11:55, 2 January 2008 (UTC) ' Punk rock.
Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Reggae. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Punk rock???.
Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Memphis soul, Instrumental rock. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. '/' Reggae, Dub.
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Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. '/' Dub, reggae. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Punk rock. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here.
' Instrumental, rock???. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here.
' Rock and roll, rock, Ska???, rockabilly???, Lovers rock???, Roots???, punk rock???. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Rock, punk rock???. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Rock. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Punk rock.
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' Instrumental, post-punk, dance-punk, funk. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here.
' Reggae. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Dance. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here.
' Rap, dance-punk, dance, Pop. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Dub, reggae, 2 Tone, Ska???. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Rockabilly???, Dub???, reggae???, punk rock???.
Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Reggae, Dub. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Dance. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. Black Market Clash+Super-Cheat Punk rock = Rock = Reggae = Rap = Memphis soul = Dance = Dub = Genres-Sandinista! Song Genres ' Funk rock, post-punk, rap rock, reggae rock, dance-punk.
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' Reggae. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Swing, boogie rock.
Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Waltz.
Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Jazz, R&B. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Reggae. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here.
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' Alternative rock. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. 'Let's Go Crazy'???. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Gospel.
Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Punk rock, reggae. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Boogie rock.
Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Reggae. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Post-punk, dance-punk, funk. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Caribbean music, reggae rock.
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' Reggae, soft rock, rock. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Reggae. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here.
' Alternative rock, post-punk. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Dub. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here.
' Dub. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Dub. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Dub.
Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. Punk rock = Rock = Reggae = Dub = Genres-Combat Rock. Song Genres ' Punk rock, rock???. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Reggae.
Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Rock, Pop???. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Rock. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Rock???, alternative rock???. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here.
' Reggae, rock, alternative rock, Post-punk. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Funk, dance-punk. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here.
' Alternative rock, rock???. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here.
Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. Combat Rock Punk rock = Rock = Reggae = Dub = Genres-Cut the Crap. Song Genres ' Post-punk???.
Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Punk rock???. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here.
' Punk rock, alternative rock???. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Dance-punk???, alternative rock???, Post-punk???. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here.
' Post-punk???, alternative rock???. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Punk rock, alternative rock???. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Rock, punk rock.
Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Reggae, dance-punk, alternative rock???.
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' Post-punk???, alternative rock???. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Punk rock, alternative rock???. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here.
' Reggae???, Post-punk???. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. The Clash UK+USA Punk rock = Punk rock = Rock = Reggae = Dub = Genres-Other songs.
Song Genres '???. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Reggae. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Reggae, Instrumental???. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here.
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' Instrumental???. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here.
' Punk rock???. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Punk rock???. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Punk rock???. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Punk rock???.
Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Reggae. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Reggae. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Punk rock???. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here.
' Punk rock???. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Punk rock???. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Dance-punk, rap. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Punk rock???.
Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Punk rock???. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Rock and roll. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here.
'I Know What You Do') Rock and roll. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. ' Rock and roll. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here.
Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. Please, list (and sign) your opinion here. Other songs Punk rock = Rock = Reggae = Rock and roll = 2 Dub = Genres-TOTAL. “ London Calling was really the album that marked a lot of changes because a lot of our musical interests sort of came all to the forefront. Like, I'm interested in reggae music which I suppose living in London we heard a lot of.
” — to MTV Rockumentary, “ I think by the time of London Calling, punk music was painting itself into a corner or something. And I think we attempted to show that we could play any type of music and that is what we continued to do from that point on.
” — to MTV Rockumentary. Main article: 'Rude Boy, starring Ray Grange & The Clash features live concert performances of The Clash from 1978, including offstage and informal performance footage.' By the start of 1979, the Clash group had been shrunk down to a small group of trusted friends. Closest to the band were roadies Johnny Green and the Baker, who had played sizeable roles in the film Rude Boy. After an Anti-Nazi League march from Trafalgar Square on 30th April, 1978, the Clash played to 80,000 fans. The Anti-Nazi League rally at Victoria Park, London was the venue (A Riot of Our Own, pp. 63-68) and the beginning of the filming of Rude Boy.
Rude Boy was made by Buzzy Enterprises Limited: 35, Marshall Street, London. 'Whenever I was in the West End I called at.35, Marshall Street offices and asked to see the rushes.' (A Riot of Our Own, p. 153) Except for the Lyceum gigs, The Clash aren't live on the film at all, stated Johnny Green.
Totally artificial. The backing tracks were done at Wessex Studios. (A Riot of Our Own, pp. 153-154) Air Studios, Oxford Street (off Oxford Circus) was used to dub over the poor sound quality of the live sets. (A Riot of Our Own, p.
153) The Clash set up as if for a live show in Wessex studios, 106A Highbury New Park, Highbury, and, with the earlier live footage running on large TV screens in front of them, play and sing along in sync while engineer Bill Price & tape operator Jerry Green re-recorded the soundtrack. The crowd noise was then dubbed back on.
Drury Lane Theatre, London was hired to re-create the scenes of Glasgow bouncers beating up Clash fans. 'I earned myself free entry to Dingwalls for life by hiring its entire complement of bouncers for the shots.'
(A Riot of Our Own, p. 151) Chris Salewicz 'Redemption Song' believes '.the 3rd January concert was filmed for Rude Boy.'
246) The Clash dressed all in black for the gig and played 'I Fought The Law', which at that stage was being considered as the film's title song. Sort it out Tour: The Lyceum, Wellington Street, Strand - Thurs 28th, Fri.
29th December 1978 and 3rd January 1979 (p. 246 Redemption Song by Chris Salewicz). Rude Boy was made an official British entry for the Berlin Film Festival in February 1980 and released in the UK the following month.
Background/Production ' Included here should be a history of the film's background and development, such as how many studios, actors, directors and writers were involved with the project at one point or another. Continuing onto the production of the film, facts such as filming dates, budget figures, any noteworthy tidbits (such as delays, reshoots etc.) should be transformed into prose.
Comments from the cast and crew are also welcomed.' Cast Rude Boy had a significant number of unknown actors in its cast. The cast included: Ray. Ray Gange as Ray, the Rude Boy.
The group. as Joe, the band lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist.
as Mick, the band lead guitarist and backing vocalist. as Paul, the band bassist. as Nick, the band drummer. Guest singer. as Himself, guest singer on ', Rock Against Racism concert, Victoria Park, London. The roadies. Johnny Green as Johnny, the band road manager.
Barry Baker as Barry, the band drum roadie. Terry. Terry McQuade as Terry, the Ray's mate.
Clash girlfriend. as Caroline, a band representative and girlfriend. Ray's girlfriends. as Ray's girlfriend. Sarah Hall as Ray's girlfriend. Berry Myers as Disc Jokey.
Sex shop customers. Colin Richards as Sex shop customer. Lutz Becker as Sex shop customer. Solicitor's clerk. Kenny Joseph as Solicitor's clerk. The suspects.
Lizard Brown as Byron, a suspect. Hicky Etienne as Suspect. Inch Gordon as Inch, a suspect. Lee Parker as Eel, a suspect. Caroline Coon, Melody Maker, 2 October 1976 THE 600-STRONG line, which last Monday straggled across two blocks outside London's 100 Club in Oxford Street, waiting for the Punk Rock Festival to start, was indisputable evidence that a new decade in rock is about to begin. Two 18-year-olds from Salisbury were at the head of the queue.
'I've been WAITING for something to identify with,' says Gareth, hopping up and down 'There's been nothing for years. I just want to be involved.' Michelle and Bruno are both 16. Their hair is short and neat. Their shirts and ties, leopardskin jackets, stiletto heels, pointed toes and dramatic make-up is variously-repeated down the line.
'These are the best bands around,' says Michelle, already a seasoned fan. 'They're playing the music of the people.' Isn't it all rather aggressive? 'That's a load of rubbish. The violence is part of the music. It's not going to have any psychological side-effects.' Over the last eight months a generation of rock fans have quietly developed an extraordinary sense of belonging together.
Excited by the new (to them anyway) blast of energy in the music played by bands like the Sex Pistols, Eddie and the Hotrods (although these particular bands have little time for each other, many of their fans love them both) and most of the others on the Punk Rock Festival bill, they are creating a new cultural identity for themselves. They have their own clothes, language, 'in' jokes and fanzines.
There is both healthy cameraderie and competitiveness. The established bands share their equipment and rehearsal space, and most of the established musicians are encouraging friends to form bands of their own. Even apart from the 30 musicians actually playing in the festival, the audience is seething with new talent. Tim, Pete, George and Bill, all 17, are from North London and Southend. 'We listen to everything from Weather Report to MC5,' says schoolboy Tim. 'But we come here to pick up tips. Our band's called 1919 Alteria Motive Five, 'cause there's four of us, see.'
Johnny Moped is there, looking to find musicians for his band the Morons. Chaotic Bass is on the loose. Fat Steve of the Babes says he's rehearsing. Fourteen-year-old Rodger Bullen, a Rat Scabies protege, has just joined Eater. The creative buzz, the feel that something is 'happening,' is infectious. There is a continual stream of criticism and rude abuse poured over each other's favourite enterprises, but having and giving back that kind of attention is part of the fun. 'Do It Yourself' could be the motto down at the 100 Club.
Everyone wants to get in on the act. Everyone can. For the Subway Sect, it's their first-ever gig. There's Vic Goddard (19) and Paul Myers (bass). Paul Smith (18) has played for five weeks, and Robert Miller (lead guitar) for three months.
They are familiar faces, having been in the audience at many Pistols gigs. It's been tough for them to find rehearsal rooms, but after a weekend at the Clash's spacious studio their set is debut-ready. They stalk purposefully on stage and, without looking at the audience, start a lengthy, foot-finding warm up. Already they look like they belong together. 'We're the, er, Subway (pause) Sect,' announces Vic, turning at last to face the sea of people before him. And, with an abrasive kick, their first number, ‘No Love’, voices the expectancy within the club. 'Love is not what we need.
We're part of the U.K.,' sings Vic, his voice medium-pitched and clear. They are unashamedly inspired, by the Pistols.
Vic stands before the mike, both arms stretched behind his head, just like Rotten used to. Halfway through the set he thrusts his left hand deep into his trouser pockets and stuffs his mouth with little pieces of something – like pills or nuts. That's original. Their sound is a grind of frantic, jagged discords which, whether by chance or design, mostly resolve into acceptable patterns of unadorned simplicity. Paul and Robert, standing each side of Vic, their faces screwed up with intensity, flash- their fingers across their guitars as fast as white lightning.
Drummer Paul, though, seems to float his drum-sticks through the air. He chews gum and pounds away with the studied suavity of a young rating on his first day of home leave. They're all dressed in underground grey jerseys and casual grey trousers. The effect is utilitarian.
Sony / Columbia will release Sound System a new 12-disc career-spanning box set from The Clash on 9 September 2013. The set will contain all the albums, newly remastered, across eight CDs, plus a further three discs of demos, non-album singles, B-sides and rarities. Additionally Sound System comes with a DVD which features all of the band’s videos and unseen footage from the archives of Julien Temple and Don Letts. The boombox packaging is designed by Paul Simonon and houses memorabilia including Clash Fanzines, poster, dog tags, stickers and badges. A new 2CD set The Clash – Hits Back will also be released on the same day.
Sound System box set contains eight CDs (below) to cover the normal albums and a further four bonus discs with rarities – giving a total of 12 discs in this set. The Clash. 2. Give ‘Em Enough Rope (1 CD). 3. London Calling (double album, 2 CDs).
4. (triple album, 3 CDs). 5.
Combat Rock (1 CD) All newly remastered by The Clash with award-winning engineer Tim Young. Sound System Extra CDs Full track listing: Disc One.
1. White Riot (Single version). 2. 1977 (B-side). 3. Listen (Capital Radio EP) / Interviews (Capital Radio EP).
4. Capital Radio (Capital Radio EP). 5. London’s Burning (Live B-side Remote Control). 6. Complete Control (Single version). 7.
City Of The Dead (B-side). 8. Clash City Rockers (Original single version). 9. Jail Guitar Doors (B-side). 10.
White Man In Hammersmith Palais (A-side). 11.
The Prisoner (B-side). 12. 1-2 Crush On You (B-side Tommy Gun). 13. Time Is Tight (Black Market Clash). 14. Pressure Drop (B-side English Civil War).
15. I Fought The Law (Cost Of Living EP). 16. Groovy Times (Cost Of Living EP). 17. Gates Of The West (Cost Of Living EP).
18. Capital Radio (Cost Of Living EP). 19. Armagideon Time.
20. Bankrobber (A-side).
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21. Rockers Galore On A UK Tour (B-side) Disc Two. 1.
Magnificent Dance (12”) 5:36 (available on Singles box set). 2. Midnight To Stevens (Outtake). 3.
Radio One (B-side Hitsville UK). 4. Stop The World (B-side The Call Up). 5. The Cool Out (US 12” B-side of The Call Up). 6. This Is Radio Clash (A-side).
7. This Is Radio Clash (B-side 7” – different lyrics). 8. First Night Back In London (B-side Know Your Rights).
9. Rock The Casbah (Bob Clearmountain 12” mix) – PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED.
10. Long Time Jerk (B-side Rock The Casbah). 11.
The Beautiful People Are Ugly Too (Outtake) – PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED. 12.
Idle In Kangaroo Court (Outtake listed as Kill Time) – PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED. 13.
Ghetto Defendant (Extended version – unedited) – PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED. 14. Cool Confusion (B-side Should I Stay Or Should I Go 7”). 15.
Sean Flynn (Extended ‘Marcus Music’ version) – PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED. 16.
Straight To Hell (Extended unedited version from Clash On Broadway) – PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED Disc Three Extracts from The Clash’s first ever recording session at Beaconsfield Film School 1976. Recorded by Julien Temple. 1.
I’m So Bored With The USA. 2. London’s Burning – PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED.
3. White Riot. 4. 1977 – PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED Polydor Demos – The Clash’s second recording session November 1976 (Produced by Guy Stevens). 5. Janie Jones.
6. Career Opportunities. 7. London’s Burning – PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED. 8.
1977 – PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED. 9. White Riot – PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED Live at The Lyceum, London 28th December 1978. 10. City Of The Dead. 11.
Jail Guitar Doors – PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED. 12. English Civil War.
13. Stay Free – PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED. 14.
Cheapstakes – PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED. 15. Agree with many of the comments above- could have been better (Rat Patrol from Fort Bragg 2 CD anyone?). But, if you pre-order from the official Clash website (www.theclash.com), if I’ve read it correctly, you do get a couple of bonuses, the main (and perhaps most exclusive; the ‘screensavers’ are actually just three.jpegs) is a screenprint signed by Mick, Topper and Paul.
From the site: EXCLUSIVE TO CLASH.COM PRE-ORDERS! O 3 Exclusive Screen Savers for immediate digital download. O Exclusive Canvas Patch: Re-creation of an early Clash SEW ON CANVAS SCREENPRINT approx 18cm x 12 cm – 7 x 5 inches. Printed with Joe’s signature. Paul, Mick and Topper will autograph each piece of canvas.