The Clash live in 1983

[Dr. Medulla]

where are we listening to this at?

Well I'm at home

Tucson, Arizona.

Has JoJo returned from California yet?

*big guffaw*

[pachyderm]

where are we listening to this at?

YouTube is the most convenient for me these days. Plenty stuff on this channel...

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPkRa2 ... 1Ow/videos

cheers!

lazy on my part. although i thought there may have been a hard copy of a bootleg.

[matedog]

It's not a live peak by any means, but certainly an interesting chapter. I definitely prefer the 83 shows to the Terry Tour though. They threw in a lot of songs they hadn't played before. The occasional train wreck Wichita Falls show rivals the Roxy show in terms of most interesting setlist they've ever done. I don't prefer Pete to Topper, but after hearing Topper play WMHP the same way 1000 times (with some minor variations on the outro), it was refreshing to hear Pete's take. I can say that for a number of songs actually - Somebody Got Murdered, Armagideon, Straight to Hell, etc. The shows don't have the same fire as the best Clash shows though, at least not until the meltdown US festival.

[pachyderm]

It's not a live peak by any means, but certainly an interesting chapter. I definitely prefer the 83 shows to the Terry Tour though. They threw in a lot of songs they hadn't played before. The occasional train wreck Wichita Falls show rivals the Roxy show in terms of most interesting setlist they've ever done. I don't prefer Pete to Topper, but after hearing Topper play WMHP the same way 1000 times (with some minor variations on the outro), it was refreshing to hear Pete's take. I can say that for a number of songs actually - Somebody Got Murdered, Armagideon, Straight to Hell, etc. The shows don't have the same fire as the best Clash shows though, at least not until the meltdown US festival.

i saw them in '85 on the Cut The Crap tour at Vanderbilt U. actually a great show.

[matedog]

It's not a live peak by any means, but certainly an interesting chapter. I definitely prefer the 83 shows to the Terry Tour though. They threw in a lot of songs they hadn't played before. The occasional train wreck Wichita Falls show rivals the Roxy show in terms of most interesting setlist they've ever done. I don't prefer Pete to Topper, but after hearing Topper play WMHP the same way 1000 times (with some minor variations on the outro), it was refreshing to hear Pete's take. I can say that for a number of songs actually - Somebody Got Murdered, Armagideon, Straight to Hell, etc. The shows don't have the same fire as the best Clash shows though, at least not until the meltdown US festival.

i saw them in '85 on the Cut The Crap tour at Vanderbilt U. actually a great show.

I assume you mean 84 when they did their US tour. Interestingly, blackmarketclash doesn't have a specific show listed at Vanderbilt, but has one listed as Nashville in "venue unknown" (http://cluster1.website-staging.uk/blac ... DATES.html) on March 27, 1984. Does that sound right? Do you have any info on the specific venue it was held? I'd like to relay the info to the website so they can fill out that entry. Any thoughts on the show?

[John Pemberton]

They played in Nashville March 27 at Memorial Gym and March 28 in Knoxville at Alumni Gym

[pachyderm]

It's not a live peak by any means, but certainly an interesting chapter. I definitely prefer the 83 shows to the Terry Tour though. They threw in a lot of songs they hadn't played before. The occasional train wreck Wichita Falls show rivals the Roxy show in terms of most interesting setlist they've ever done. I don't prefer Pete to Topper, but after hearing Topper play WMHP the same way 1000 times (with some minor variations on the outro), it was refreshing to hear Pete's take. I can say that for a number of songs actually - Somebody Got Murdered, Armagideon, Straight to Hell, etc. The shows don't have the same fire as the best Clash shows though, at least not until the meltdown US festival.

i saw them in '85 on the Cut The Crap tour at Vanderbilt U. actually a great show.

I assume you mean 84 when they did their US tour. Interestingly, blackmarketclash doesn't have a specific show listed at Vanderbilt, but has one listed as Nashville in "venue unknown" (http://cluster1.website-staging.uk/blac ... DATES.html) on March 27, 1984. Does that sound right? Do you have any info on the specific venue it was held? I'd like to relay the info to the website so they can fill out that entry. Any thoughts on the show?

must have been!

i thought cut the crap came out in '85.

mick was gone by this tour. i seem to remember thatthey did stuff off of cut the crap ... maybe not though.

[sonnyburnit]

Did you lot hear the Wichita Falls upgrade/new transfer from master that was posted over at Dime? Sounds really nice!

[pachyderm]

They played in Nashville March 27 at Memorial Gym ...

yup. that is the gym vanderbilt basketball plays in.

[Heston]

Did you lot hear the Wichita Falls upgrade/new transfer from master that was posted over at Dime? Sounds really nice!

No, but I would be interested in hearing it. Any chance of an upload, good sir?

[sonnyburnit]

I'll try to upload it within a week or so... I normally use 4shared to upload to... is that ok with you?

[Heston]

I'll try to upload it within a week or so... I normally use 4shared to upload to... is that ok with you?

Fine by me mate.

[sonnyburnit]

hopefully this works
https://www.4shared.com/folder/t6g8BmQH ... _1983.html