A quarter-century on from its 1979 release, The Clash's London Calling remains one of punk's defining documents. Now it's been given its proper due from Epic, who today are releasing an expanded ...

The Clash London Calling: Legacy Edition No household should be without a copy of The Clash’s “London Calling,” whether on vinyl, cassette, CD or the recently remastered CD editio… ...

This month, the Clash's punk opus, London Calling, will turn 30. And while the album has already received one deluxe reissue - 2004's 25th Anniversary Edition - that isn't stopping the group from ...

The Clash have revealed details of the upcoming 30th anniversary edition of their seminal album ‘London Calling’.. Released on December 14, the album will feature a different tracklisting to ...

The Clash: London Calling, Museum of London, 15 November – 19 April 2020, admission free. The London Calling Scrapbook, released to mark the 40th Anniversary of the album, is available now More ...

The cover of London Calling features Clash bassist Paul Simonon in the act of destroying his Fender Precision Bass guitar at a concert in New York City. It was September 20, 1979, at the Palladium ...

The Clash's London Calling stands as one of the few unimpeachably perfect albums. There isn't a dull moment as the band finds its way out of a pure punk corner to embrace all the sounds of the ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. There's nothing more stifling than rebellion gone stale. By 1979, punk's initial cry of freedom - from closed doors and self-centred ...

London Calling—25th Anniversary Legacy Edition. Top 10 best rock album ever, ... the band had something to prove yet nothing to lose with “London Calling.” The Clash listened to what it ...

RESIDING in possibly what was last chance saloon following a costly flop in America with there previous outing, Give éEm Enough Rope, The Clash surely couldnét of seen this coming when they ...

In 1979, London Calling was sold with a sticker declaring that the Clash were the only band that matters, and they acted as if they believed their own hype. Broadcasting from the middle of the ...