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Best Clash Album?
In your opinion, what is the best Clash album?
I would have to say London Calling. That album just kicked ass. I, not being a fan of The Clash's departure from Punk, actually like most of the non-punk songs on this album. Rudie Can't Fail is an amazing ska song. Their hard rock songs on this album such as Death Or Glory or I'm Not Down were incredible. Their covers of Brand New Caddillac and Wrong Em' Boyo are some of their best works. Their second best would have to be their debut. Thoughts? |
I'm not a big Clash fan, but I would agree with you in that London Calling is their best. The only other one I really like is the debut, although there are some good songs on the other albums.
London Calling it is. |
Their first album got me into punk so it goes without saying
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London Calling for me.
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London Calling 4 me 2
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combat rock or london calling
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I've said many a time that London Calling is probably one of the best albums ever, so its got to be that.
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I like the first one to be honest.
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I never get these sorts of polls. I mean, how can The Clash's best studio album NOT be London Calling?!
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Because that was a later album that was built off of the sound of first album.
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I'm the only one that likes Sandinista! as my favourite clash album :(
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No way , I love that album.
Favourite? Maybe not but I rate it highly. |
I honestly love Super Black Market Clash but there was outside work on that one. Combat Rock is very high on my love list.
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I find London Calling vastly overrated i think it's good but not as good most of you make it out to be
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It's my favourite Clash album, but yes...vastly overrated anyway.
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No votes for Cut The Crap?? :yikes::yikes:
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Headon isn't on it Simonen only plays on one song As far as i'm concered it's not a Clash album it's a Bernie Rhodes album as performed by Joe Strummer. |
No one familiar with sarcasm?
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I got it was sarcasm , I just have stong feelings on it and felt like a rant.
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Fair play. I think it shows that, while Mick Jones was a massive arrogant egotistical ****, he was pretty essential to the band. Classic case of 2 band members competing together and making brilliant music as a result.
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London Calling for me - I've been listening to that album non-stop lately.
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I only have "The Clash" album so...
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wow this poll is no suprise whatsoever.
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London Calling, although The Clash is a fantastic record as well. London Calling is a classic though, so it gets my vote.
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I liked their first album, mind you I also like London Calling, but their self titled album debut was just awesome
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i have to agree with nirvana man... first album nd london calling were great!!
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Give em enough rope is a clear favourite for me.
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I've only ever listened to London Calling, I enjoyed it pretty thoroughly though.
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London Calling. |
I love all their stuff apart from Give 'Em Enough Rope (mediocre) and Cut the Crap (Urban Hatemonger got it spot on).
The Clash is perhaps their best collection of songs London Calling is them at the overall height of their powers Sandinista! is perhaps their most impressive statement - for all the terrible ****e on their I think it's two thirds magnificent, and ranks as one of the great albums Combat Rock manages to successfully combine the band's twin ambitions of becoming more commercially successful (and writing songs that people would play on the jukebox thirty years later) whilst still doing stuff that no other band with their sales would have the guts to do. |
I love The Clash, they were my fave band to come out of the punk/new wave invasion from Britain. I got to see them live the year they released Combat Rock, great concert but they played in the ****tiest possible venue here. About 40 people had to be rushed to the hospital for heat prostration and a dozen more were trampled when the hard core fans rushed the stage, Joe Strummer actually stopped the show to tell the fans to F**K Off!,,, and back away from the stage.
1-London Calling 2-Sandanista 3-The Clash |
It's really a tossup for me between their first album and London Calling. They're both great and worth equal respect for what they were and did musically. I think Sandinista is underrated but it takes a Clash fan to enjoy it as it definitely bogs down at times.
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London Calling by a country mile. |
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