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marian-1122 · 17 days
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The Clash in a New York taxicab , 1982 . 
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sk8rambler · 5 months
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happy birthday paul simon-ON
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rolloroberson · 4 months
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The Clash with Andy Warhol
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sesiondemadrugada · 1 year
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D.O.A. (Lech Kowalski, 1980).
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theclasharchives · 6 months
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the clash at exhibition stadium in toronto on september 5 1982. photo by jeremy gilbert
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“We should all pose with our instruments for this”
“What about Terry? We can’t really bring out his kit to pose with”
“I don’t know, just bring the sticks”
“Give him a fucking baseball bat”
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longliverockback · 6 years
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The Clash The Story of the Clash Volume 1 1988 CBS ————————————————— Tracks LP One: 01. The Magnificent Seven 02. Rock the Casbah 03. This Is Radio Clash 04. Should I Stay or Should I Go 05. Straight to Hell 06. Armagideon Time 07. Clampdown 08. Train in Vain 09. The Guns of Brixton 10. I Fought the Law 11. Somebody Got Murdered 12. Lost in the Supermarket 13. Bankrobber
Track LP Two: 01. (White Man) in Hammersmith Palais 02. London’s Burning 03. Janie Jones 04. Tommy Gun 05. Complete Control 06. Capital Radio One 07. White Riot 08. Career Opportunities 09. Clash City Rockers 10. Safe European Home 11. Stay Free 12. London Calling 13. Spanish Bombs 14. English Civil War 15. Police & Thieves —————————————————
* Long Live Rock Archive
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apocalypsenowredux · 1 year
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some of the names look a bit janky at the moment BUT i uploaded the album as individual tracks so feel free to check it out ! theoretically this is the actual original lineup for combat rock so that’s cool. this goes out to all of the mick enjoyers in the audience fr
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punkquotes · 9 months
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[Billy comes out of the convenience store after threatening a cashier]
Terry: Jesus, Billy! What did you get?
Billy: Justice and a Slim Jim.
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seethesound · 2 years
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marian-1122 · 1 year
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The Clash at The Coliseum , Harlesden, London , Enlgand , March 11th , 1977 .
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rolloroberson · 1 year
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The Clash
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greensparty · 1 year
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The Clash Live at Shea Stadium
Today is International Clash Day, a day to celebrate The Clash. My kind of holiday. A few years ago on this day I shared my Top 5 Clash Albums. Today I thought I’d share my favorite live album, Live at Shea Stadium. It was recorded on Oct. 13, 1982 at Shea Stadium in NYC when they opened for The Who. The album was released in 2008. I picked this up in early 2014 at Cite de la Musique in Paris when I attended the Euro-punk exhibit there. Such a good live album! 
This video is the full album.
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As promised:
The Clash Basic White Boy Name Tier List!
@abiscuit
My rankings:
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longliverockback · 7 years
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The Clash The Singles 2007 Epic ————————————————— Tracks: 01. London Calling 02. Rock the Casbah 03. Should I Stay or Should I Go 04. I Fought the Law 05. (White Man) in Hammersmith Palais 06. The Magnificent Seven  07. Bankrobber 08. The Call Up 09. Complete Control 10. White Riot 11. Remote Control 12. Tommy Gun 13. Clash City Rockers 14. English Civil War 15. Hitsville UK 16. Know Your Rights 17. This Is England 18. This Is Radio Clash 19. Train in Vain 20. Groovy Times —————————————————
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thebibliosphere · 5 months
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Talking in a group chat with some fellow author friends earlier, and the subject of our book reviews came up. As in, "What's the favorite thing anyone's ever said about your book?" type thing.
I had to pause and think about it because people have said a lot of nice things about my work. That it's the queer goth love child of Jane Austen meets Terry Pratchett, for one. That Nathan's disability arc meant the world to them. That Vlad's blatant neurodivergence made them feel seen. That Ursula's profound loneliness made them feel less alone.
But the one thing I see time and time again that makes me smile is the word "comfort." So that's the one I went with. That people find my work comfortable.
So you can imagine my surprise when someone chimed in going, "Noo, don't say that! Your work is so good!"
I won't lie, it took me a solid ten to twenty seconds to realize that she thought someone describing my work as being "comfortable" was an insult and not one of the nicest things anyone has ever said to me.
And maybe I'm just several types of mentally ill, chronically ill, and too beaten down by the world, but I do not understand what is wrong with comfort. Comfort, for me, is a physically unobtainable goal. You might as well rank it up there with getting transported into another world and becoming Queen of the Fae. For me, reading comfortable narratives where people get taken care of with compassion and love is a fantasy.
And, like, just objectively speaking, something being comfortable doesn't mean it's not good.
It doesn't mean it's not thought provoking. It doesn't mean conflict-free or lacking moral dilemmas. It means people feel safe reading it, knowing those things will be resolved.
I'm not trying to keep my readers on edge with anxiety, always wondering where the next plot twist will come in. That's not my style of writing. It's not my goal. It's fine if it's yours, but like... Comfort is not an insult, and it makes me a little sad to think some people think it is.
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