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40 Years Later, The Clash Is Still the Only Band That Matters “The Clash is a big thing for me, almost too big. If you were lucky enough to see them, I don’t think you ever forgot it." ...

Simonon agreed in an interview with GQ: “The first album’s the best, ... The Clash Albums Ranked in Order of Awesomeness. Next: Top 10 Clash Songs. Filed Under: The Clash.

A Record Exec Explains Why the Clash’s First Album Took Two Years to Be Released in the U.S. ... See the Clash and Other Rockers in the Top 100 Albums of the '70s. Criminally Underrated Rock Albums.

The Clash's 1977 debut self-titled album changed the world of punk rock in a major way, and it's still a blood-pumping record today. Punk’s Big Bang: How The Clash’s First Album Changed ...

That band’s first album, The Globe, yielded Jones’ biggest post-Clash hit—a catchy-like-the-measles sampledelic anthem. 9. Joe Strummer & the Mescaleros, “Techno D-Day” ...

The Clash played their first U.S. gig on Feb. 7, ... (This was somewhat remarkable, given that Epic had refused to release the Clash’s raw debut album in 1977.) ...

The Clash loved reggae and were keen to incorporate elements into their songs from the word go, covering Junior Murvin’s “Police and Thieves” on their first album.

Bono was wrong. All is not quiet on New Year’s Day. 2010 has arrived and with it the 30th anniversary of the Clash’s “London Calling,” released in the United States on Jan. 1, 1980.

Keith Levene, the inventive guitarist who left the Clash before their first album dropped and formed PiL with John Lydon and Jah Wobble, has died at the age of 65.

The album sleeve had already been printed, but despite not appearing on the tracklist for London Calling, “Train In Vain” quickly became the album’s biggest hit and The Clash’s first Hot ...