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RSD 2021 Drop 2. New release of If Music Could Talk (Interchords). 3,600 copies. Originally issued as a Sandinista! promotional item in 1981. Although not credited on sleeve, this album contains 10 tracks from the Sandinista album in the following order: The interview with Paul contains the full album versions of; The interview with Mick contains the full album versions of; The interview with Joe contains the full album versions of; The interview with Topper contains the full album versions of; ℗ 2013 Sony Music Entertainment.
Why did the clash stop making music?In early 1986, the Clash disbanded. Strummer later described the group's end: "When the Clash collapsed, we were tired. There had been a lot of intense activity in five years. Secondly, I felt we'd run out of idea gasoline.
What is the clash most famous song?The Clash.. Pop and rock.. Reggae.. features.. Who was inspired by the Clash?Their punchy early work cleared the way for anthem merchants from Minutemen to Rancid and U2, while Massive Attack and LCD Soundsystem went digging in their pockets of reggae, funk, and hip-hop. The band's lyrical worldviews inspired Living Colour and Billy Bragg, and newer artists like Arctic Monkeys and M.I.A.
Why did the clash write London Calling?The lyrics reflect the concern felt by Strummer about world events with the reference to "a nuclear era" – the incident at Three Mile Island, which occurred earlier in 1979. Joe Strummer has said: "We felt that we were struggling about to slip down a slope or something, grasping with our fingernails.
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