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The Story of the Clash, Volume 1 [Remaster] by The Clash

The Story of the Clash, Volume 1 [Remaster] by The Clash

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Key Information
Artist: The Clash
Record Label: Legacy Recordings
Genre: Rock and Pop
Subgenre: Punk Rock
Release Date: January 25, 2000
Album Duration: 100m:19s
Number of Discs: 2
Song List: Disc 1
: 1. Magnificent Seven
2. Rock the Casbah
3. This Is Radio Clash
4. Should I Stay or Should I Go
5. Straight to Hell
6. Armagideon Time
7. Clampdown
8. Train in Vain
9. Guns of Brixton
10. I Fought the Law
11. Somebody Got Murdered
12. Lost in the Supermarket
13. Bank Robber
Song List: Disc 2
: 1. In Hammersmith Palais, (White Man)
2. London's Burning
3. Janie Jones
4. Tommy Gun
5. Complete Control
6. Capitol Radio
7. White Riot
8. Career Opportunities
9. Clash City Rockers
10. Safe European Home
11. Stay Free
12. London Calling
13. Spanish Bombs
14. English Civil War
15. Police and Thieves
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Details: Producers include: The Clash, Guy Stevens, Mikey Dread, Lee Perry, Sandy Perlman. Includes liner notes by Albert Transom. Digitally remastered by Ray Staff & Bob Whitney (Whitfield Street Studios, London, England). Though not the definitive anthology that the CLASH ON BROADWAY box is, THE STORY OF THE CLASH is an appealing, if confusing, two-disc compilation of the second World's Greatest Rock & Roll Band. Any collection that draws on the early-to-mid-period recordings of the Clash (as this one does) is bound to be worthwhile, and THE STORY OF THE CLASH sweetens the pot by throwing in some relative obscurities, like "Armagideon Time" and "Spanish Bombs" along with classics like "London Calling" and "Career Opportunities." The mildly disconcerting aspect of this set is the lack of chronological or thematic order; songs from all phases of the band's career are thrown together in seemingly random fashion, so this doesn't really function as a history of the band. It does, however, put a whole lot of great Cl...
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