Combat Rock 40th anniversary reissue coming soon?

[Marky Dread]

By the Way, Don Letts said he already have the C90 of the original Rat Patrol. We should ask him...

What's a C90? Master tape?

Your question reminded me of this song:

Really like that track.😎

[Low Down Low]

By the Way, Don Letts said he already have the C90 of the original Rat Patrol. We should ask him...

What's a C90? Master tape?

Your question reminded me of this song:

Really like that track.

Love it and what a lyric!

[laxman]

By the Way, Don Letts said he already have the C90 of the original Rat Patrol. We should ask him...

What's a C90? Master tape?

Your question reminded me of this song:

Really like that track.

Love it and what a lyric!

I still have that on cassette!

[Low Down Low]

What's a C90? Master tape?

Your question reminded me of this song:

Really like that track.

Love it and what a lyric!

I still have that on cassette!

I'm sure I have it on a C60 somewhere which i recorded off the radio.

[Red Angel]

When could "He Who Dares or Is Tired" have been recorded

[Marky Dread]

When could "He Who Dares or Is Tired" have been recorded

Ear Studios, The People's Hall, Frestonia. October 1981.

Is my guess.

The band appeared in the front cover of Zigzag magazine standing outside The Apocalypse Hotel at Frestonia. The magazine issued in November 1981.

[matedog]

When could "He Who Dares or Is Tired" have been recorded

Ear Studios, The People's Hall, Frestonia. October 1981.

Is my guess.

The band appeared in the front cover of Zigzag magazine standing outside The Apocalypse Hotel at Frestonia. The magazine issued in November 1981.

Plus Barnacle was on those sessions and appears to be on that song. He was also at the April sessions so that’s a possibility too.

[Marky Dread]

When could "He Who Dares or Is Tired" have been recorded

Ear Studios, The People's Hall, Frestonia. October 1981.

Is my guess.

The band appeared in the front cover of Zigzag magazine standing outside The Apocalypse Hotel at Frestonia. The magazine issued in November 1981.

Plus Barnacle was on those sessions and appears to be on that song. He was also at the April sessions so that’s a possibility too.

Yes difficult to pin down exact. I was just listening to "He Who Dares" to see if there are any tell tale signs. Seems closest to "This Is Radio Clash" in sound. But hey it could be anytime between April and November.

[RockaPhillyClash]

I’ve received my copy yesterday; triple LP for a demo of Know You Rights – Jokes on me. I had high hopes after the of Ranking Roger – Casbah/Angel release. Side A has just 10-minutes of music. How about something from ‘Inside Bonds’ like Charlie Don’t Surf, Somebody Got Murdered, One More Time, or Radio Clash - or is that too much to ask for $60. Sorry, quick to judge, maybe ‘Outside Bonds’ will grow on me overtime and will be considered essential by the time the remastered super deluxe version of the People Hall is released ‘Outside Broadcast Version’. Mysteriously, 'Radio One' is included while the extended version of Inoculated City, Atom Tan, and others are painfully excluded. Oh right, Joe's memory - I forgot. 'He Who Dares' sounds to me like Jamming Car Jamming. There's an edited 1st Night and an unedited long Time Jerk. Then there’s the egregious side six. Who, not named Joe Jackson, charges for an empty side (Sandinista! jokes aside). Clearly there was an issue of some sort at the pressing plant. I assume this is where the missing non-LP/extended tracks were to go. As I understand it, each of the remaining band members has the right to veto any given project. Mick being such a fanboy of the groups he supported in his early days, I can’t believe that he was the obstacle to something more gratifying for the asking price. Paul …?

[Equaliser]

I’ve received my copy yesterday; triple LP for a demo of Know You Rights – Jokes on me. I had high hopes after the of Ranking Roger – Casbah/Angel release. Side A has just 10-minutes of music. How about something from ‘Inside Bonds’ like Charlie Don’t Surf, Somebody Got Murdered, One More Time, or Radio Clash - or is that too much to ask for $60. Sorry, quick to judge, maybe ‘Outside Bonds’ will grow on me overtime and will be considered essential by the time the remastered super deluxe version of the People Hall is released ‘Outside Broadcast Version’. Mysteriously, 'Radio One' is included while the extended version of Inoculated City, Atom Tan, and others are painfully excluded. Oh right, Joe's memory - I forgot. 'He Who Dares' sounds to me like Jamming Car Jamming. There's an edited 1st Night and an unedited long Time Jerk. Then there’s the egregious side six. Who, not named Joe Jackson, charges for an empty side (Sandinista! jokes aside). Clearly there was an issue of some sort at the pressing plant. I assume this is where the missing non-LP/extended tracks were to go. As I understand it, each of the remaining band members has the right to veto any given project. Mick being such a fanboy of the groups he supported in his early days, I can’t believe that he was the obstacle to something more gratifying for the asking price. Paul …?

Outside bonds is never going to grow on anyone. "Have you ever had the feeling you been cheated?"

[YoungParisians]

Just realized that He Who Dares Wins is also the name of a live album by Theatre of Hate. It was recorded in Sept 81 and released in early 1982. Mick produced their studio album Westworld in August 1981.

Wonder if that old motto was being thrown around during both Theatre's and Clash's recording sessions and that's why it appeared as album / song title? Also, maybe it means the Clash song was recorded in August 81?

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theatre_o ... re_of_Hate
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[Marky Dread]

Just realized that He Who Dares Wins is also the name of a live album by Theatre of Hate. It was recorded in Sept 81 and released in early 1982. Mick produced their studio album Westworld in August 1981.

Wonder if that old motto was being thrown around during both Theatre's and Clash's recording sessions and that's why it appeared as album / song title? Also, maybe it means the Clash song was recorded in August 81?

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theatre_o ... re_of_Hate
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Listen to "Do You Believe in the Westworld" and then play that version of "Know Your Rights" from the new release.

[laxman]

Just realized that He Who Dares Wins is also the name of a live album by Theatre of Hate. It was recorded in Sept 81 and released in early 1982. Mick produced their studio album Westworld in August 1981.

Wonder if that old motto was being thrown around during both Theatre's and Clash's recording sessions and that's why it appeared as album / song title? Also, maybe it means the Clash song was recorded in August 81?

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theatre_o ... re_of_Hate
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Listen to "Do You Believe in the Westworld" and then play that version of "Know Your Rights" from the new release.

I'll take a listen. Both the Leeds and Berlin shows were released as He Who Dares Wins LPs. I have the Berlin version, Laxwife has the Leeds version.

[deny]

I’ve received my copy yesterday; triple LP for a demo of Know You Rights – Jokes on me. I had high hopes after the of Ranking Roger – Casbah/Angel release. Side A has just 10-minutes of music. How about something from ‘Inside Bonds’ like Charlie Don’t Surf, Somebody Got Murdered, One More Time, or Radio Clash - or is that too much to ask for $60. Sorry, quick to judge, maybe ‘Outside Bonds’ will grow on me overtime and will be considered essential by the time the remastered super deluxe version of the People Hall is released ‘Outside Broadcast Version’. Mysteriously, 'Radio One' is included while the extended version of Inoculated City, Atom Tan, and others are painfully excluded. Oh right, Joe's memory - I forgot. 'He Who Dares' sounds to me like Jamming Car Jamming. There's an edited 1st Night and an unedited long Time Jerk. Then there’s the egregious side six. Who, not named Joe Jackson, charges for an empty side (Sandinista! jokes aside). Clearly there was an issue of some sort at the pressing plant. I assume this is where the missing non-LP/extended tracks were to go. As I understand it, each of the remaining band members has the right to veto any given project. Mick being such a fanboy of the groups he supported in his early days, I can’t believe that he was the obstacle to something more gratifying for the asking price. Paul …?

Well said.

[Marky Dread]

Just realized that He Who Dares Wins is also the name of a live album by Theatre of Hate. It was recorded in Sept 81 and released in early 1982. Mick produced their studio album Westworld in August 1981.

Wonder if that old motto was being thrown around during both Theatre's and Clash's recording sessions and that's why it appeared as album / song title? Also, maybe it means the Clash song was recorded in August 81?

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theatre_o ... re_of_Hate
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R-506137-1251919793.jpg

Listen to "Do You Believe in the Westworld" and then play that version of "Know Your Rights" from the new release.

I'll take a listen. Both the Leeds and Berlin shows were released as He Who Dares Wins LPs. I have the Berlin version, Laxwife has the Leeds version.

I've got the cd box set.

The opening drums and general feel of "Westworld" is very similar to that early "Know Your Rights".

Inspired by Antonin Artaud's book Theatre and its Double, the new band took its name from the concept of the Theatre of Cruelty.

Theatre of Hate inspired by Theatre of Cruelty.

Theatre of Cruelty a track from Ellen Foley "Spirit of St. Louis"

Theatre of the Absurd a track from Ian Hunter "Short Back n' Sides.