If Music Could Talk

We Are The Clash is just such a pathetic statement. When I first heard it, my initial reaction was "No, you're not!" 35 years later, my opinion has not changed. Dirty Punk really annoys me too, because of what Strummer's talking about. And it's so clumsy. Gonna be a dirty punk, while my brother dres...

I have it, Marky.

Thanks again - you're a legend.

I'm a bit late to this, but I'm surprised that Life is Wild gets bugger all. Obviously there are only a few good songs on this record - TIE, TCT, NaS in that order, but I would give half passes to Movers and Shakers and Life is Wild. I'm guessing you guys have been dissecting the record for years, a...

Hi Marky and all, It's a long time since I was last here and it's heartwarming to see that the site is still going. I have never posted much, but regularly listen to my Marky Dread remasters and reinterpretations. Like all of you, I have bought everything that has been released from the original vin...

Hi everyone, It's been a long time since I was here, and only then occasionally, but recently I've been revisiting my Marky Dread remixes, after rediscovering them on a removable drive. I am sure I had the The New Testament previously but it's gone missing. Would anyone be able to upload it for me? ...

Good choices from Wolt, but that US Festival gig is a bit too wooden to my ears. The Melbourne gig from 82 is up there for me, heard it for the first time recently and it ROCKS hard. Well I only ever saw one, and it was this one. Best gig by any band that I ever saw. I will always have a soft spot ...

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HumphreyBear wrote:Are you guys aware of this? I remember watching it (by chance) some years ago. Interesting.

http://www.lifestylefood.com.au/tv/quic ... ?id=347550

I hope Nick was cool under heat.

He was. Came across as a good bloke, and looked extremely cool.

Are you guys aware of this? I remember watching it (by chance) some years ago. Interesting.

http://www.lifestylefood.com.au/tv/quic ... ?id=347550

1. Janie Jones
2. Safe European Home
3. London Calling
4. Know Your Rights
5. Magnificent 7

Side One:
1. London Calling
2. Rudie Can't Fail
3. Clampdown
4. Spanish Bombs
5. Lost In The Supermarket

Side Two:
1. Train in Vain
2. Death Or Glory
3. Lover's Rock
4. I'm Not Down
5. Four Horsemen

Toss Lover's Rock and put the rest on Extra Super Duper Black Market Clash

That would be a stone cold killer of a record.

I'd be disappointed to have had to miss out on Cheapskates though.

It's beautiful.

I hope you never get the urge to smash it into the stage. Although it might make a nice album cover.

Well I'm happy with the first three, and I'd have Train in Vain in there.
Probably also throw in:

Clampdown
Four Horsemen
Gates of The West
What's my Name (FHTE version)
English Civil War
Death or Glory
Garageland

First Night Back in London and Cool Confusion just miss.

Thanks very much River,
Listening to it now.

The greatest album ever made given the respect it deserves. Thanks Marky