Product Description
●2CD/Blu-spec CD2/Includes lyrics, translations, and commentary
《Track Listing》
[Disc 1: Combat Rock]
1. Claiming Rights
2. Car Jamming
3. Stay or Go
4. Rock the Casbah
5. Red Angel Dragnet
6. Straight to Hell
7. Overpowered by Funk
8. Atom Tongue
9. Sean Flynn
10. Defendant in the Ghetto
11. Inoculated City
12. Death Is a Star
[Disc 2: The People's Hole] 1. Outside Bonds
2. Radio Clash
3. Futura 2000
4. First Night Back in London
5. Radio One - Mikey Dread
6. He Who Dares or Is Tired
7. Long Time Jerk
8. The Fulham Connection
9. Midnight to Stevens
10. Sean Flynn
11. Idle in Kangaroo Court
12. Assert Your Rights
PUNK IS ATTITUDE.
A special edition commemorating the 40th anniversary of the release of 'Combat Rock' on May 14, 1982. This fifth album by The Clash is a global hit, reaching number 2 in the UK and number 7 in the US, and includes representative songs such as "Rock the Casbah," the band's biggest hit to date, which reached number 8 in the US, "Stay or Go," which reached number 1 in the UK 10 years later, and "Assert Your Rights." The album was supported for its return to a simple and straightforward rock and roll style, and was mixed by Glyn Jones, with Beatnik poet Allen Ginsberg participating as a backing vocalist, which generated a lot of buzz. Following the release of this album, Topper Headon and Mick Jones left the band, making it the last album with the core members. Disc 2, "THE PEOPLE'S HALL," includes 12 tracks, including unreleased material and remixes, befitting this special edition.
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This is a special edition commemorating the 40th anniversary of "Combat Rock," released on May 14, 1982. The Clash's fifth album, this album included their biggest hit to date, "Rock the Casbah," which reached number 8 on the US charts, "Stay or Go," which reached number 1 in the UK ten years later, and other representative songs, achieving number 2 in the UK and number 7 in the US. The album was praised for its return to a simple, straightforward rock and roll style, and featured mixing by Glyn Jones and backing vocals by Beat Generation poet Allen Ginsberg, generating considerable buzz. Following the release of this album, Topper Headon and Mick Jones left the band, making it the last album with the core members together. (C)RS