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The Singles
Released: 1996 18 tracks-
- 10. Train in Vain
- 11. Bankrobber
- 12. The Call Up
- 13. Hitsville U.K.
- 16. Know Your Rights
- 17. Rock the Casbah
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Rock Against Racism
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Carnival Day in London
27 April 2008 - Thirty years after a group of music stars decided to Rock Against Racism, the Love Music Hate Racism carnival is celebrating the efforts of 1978. The Good, The Bad and The Queen, Hard-Fi and Jay Sean are headlining the anti-racism concert in east London. Organisers hope 100,000 people will attend the free carnival in Victoria Park.The original gig was headlined by Tom Robinson Band and featured a legendary performance from The Clash... MORE
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With Mick Jones, once of The Clash, guesting with Alabama 3 at SXSW it just seemed like a good time to remind ourselves just how great the music of The Clash is. So here's a fave song, "London Calling."
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I miss moggin
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It is such a long time i've not moggin. A lot of things to be adjusted since I’ve relocated to Cambodia. I’m ok so far. Just sometimes Khmers look at me like I’m an alien. My coworker said i need to change my dressing style to be more poor. What the hell is that? I really don't get it! I'd say i'm influenced by weird things in Phnom Phen. I feel homesick. I really miss my life in Thailand. At there I’ve plenty of time for surfing, getting myself with new songs, hanging o... MORE
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Today my pal Noah, a former Columbia Records executive who taught me a great deal about how a record company can be a positive force for artists and music (rare at CBS/SONY or any of the corporate labels for that matter), did a long follow-up piece on protest music at Down With Tyranny. No story about protest music would be complete without Complete Control, which was the theme song for an old San Francisco radio show I hosted.
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"Cheezboyguh!!"
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This track goes out to all the hard working Moggers caught up in the daily grind. Heres to you!
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but I'm feeling like a goof and I'm taking my pick for punk rock vid lightly. Jox ought to like this one...
a taster for clash day on wedensday
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Nothing new here, just one of the most creative fusion minded rock groups of all time. This is funky in a tight black pants but ghetto blaster kind of way.
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Yesterday I did a post of my "run in" with the law. I actually have never had any type of run in with the police, and do not even have a speeding ticket to my name. Scratch that, I did get caught driving with out insurance once but that is a whole other story. Anyways, on my post quite a few moggers gave ideas of great songs to be chased by the police to, and I had to agree they were pretty good. While I never could imagine myself trying to outrun the police on any occasio... MORE
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Summer 1981, NYC, garbage piled in the streets, it's sweltering, it stinks, boomboxes, graffiti subway trains, junkies, hookers, Reagan, Times Square, THE CLASH! For one week in June, The Clash took over New York, for a residency at Bond's in Times Square. The video for "This Is Radio Clash" is a great little document of this - somewhere out there, there's a 12" version of this that just kills (it was the first Clash record I bought and I can't find a copy on CD, would app... MORE
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...also known as Joe Strummer (i.e., The Clash) ... who, unfortunately, exited the planet four years ago today.
The Clash were a hugely influential band for me in my musically formative years. London Calling was, and still is, a phenomenal album, a classic ... I know my life would not be the same had I never been exposed to it. Just wanted to put it out in the mogos: Thanks, and RIP Joe!