NP = Now Playing.

I was listening to that song at that moment.

[QUOTE=Brain Squirmin' Like a Toad]NP: The Clash - Look Here[/QUOTE]

What album is that off of?

np - Stay Free

[QUOTE=Canadian-Guy]What album is that off of?

np - Stay Free[/QUOTE]

Sandinista! (sp?)

[QUOTE=Brain Squirmin' Like a Toad]Sandinista! (sp?)[/QUOTE]

I hear that's good, but goes down a bit near the end. Tr00f?

[QUOTE=Coma_Girl]hmm...i dont know. I read something about Joe's daugther screaming "DONT YOU PISS ON MY DADS GRAVE" (so theres a grave somewhere) to a guy at a festival. Maybe Somerset (but again, i have no idea if it's a town or a state or whatever cause I'm stupid), that's where he lived when he died.[/QUOTE] What you're referring to is a memorial stone in a field at Glastonbury Festival but that's not his grave. It's there because he was a Glastonbury regular and good friends with it's organiser.

[QUOTE=sketchyjoe]No. No-one does. It doesn't exist. You're lying.[/QUOTE]
That´s what you know!

Pretty good, expect I'm in a minority but I remember being a bit let down by the Clash at the time. The first album was brilliant but felt the subsequent albums were produced I felt, too much with the big USA audience in mind, almost like two Clashes, the studio Clash and the live Clash, anyone who saw them live had to be impressed. Joe Strummer is a legend, I respect the guy and his politics enormously.

[QUOTE=Ska_Pirate]Saw Flogging Molly. Amazing.

They talked about Joe for a second and had everybody clap for him. I think they do that at every show. Before Flogging Molly played, there was a mix playing. Operation Ivy came on and about 3/4 of the people sang along. Rancid came on and about the same sang along. London Calling started played and only about 10 people sang along. It was sad.

But then Johnny Cash came on, the lights went out, and everybody sang along. Much fun.

But the main point of this post was about the Joe thing and the Clash thing. (on topic) :)[/QUOTE]
They dedicated a song to Johnny and Joe when I saw them too.
[QUOTE=gude]That´s what you know![/QUOTE]Shut up.

[QUOTE]And yesterday I was listening to the meskies and I started to think about how I missed their show in Montreal in 2001 and I think I'll regret it all my life. I know I wasnt listening to the meskies back then, but ****, I regret it anyway.[/QUOTE]

I think they came here in 2001 too. I wasn't listening to them back then either. It sucks.

[QUOTE=pasta]Pretty good, expect I'm in a minority but I remember being a bit let down by the Clash at the time. The first album was brilliant but felt the subsequent albums were produced I felt, too much with the big USA audience in mind, almost like two Clashes, the studio Clash and the live Clash, anyone who saw them live had to be impressed. Joe Strummer is a legend, I respect the guy and his politics enormously.[/QUOTE]
I agree with you about Give 'Em Enough Rope but London Calling isn't particularly polished with the exceptions of a few songs.

[QUOTE=Ska_Pirate]Saw Flogging Molly. Amazing.

They talked about Joe for a second and had everybody clap for him. I think they do that at every show. Before Flogging Molly played, there was a mix playing. Operation Ivy came on and about 3/4 of the people sang along. Rancid came on and about the same sang along. London Calling started played and only about 10 people sang along. It was sad.

But then Johnny Cash came on, the lights went out, and everybody sang along. Much fun.

But the main point of this post was about the Joe thing and the Clash thing. (on topic) :)[/QUOTE]
sounds cool.
I went to see mxpx when they came here a while ago and they played should I stay or should I go. I went all crazy and I probably annoyed everyone around me cause I was screaming.

MXPX suck.

[QUOTE=sketchyjoe]MXPX suck.[/QUOTE]


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[QUOTE=Ihatehate]123[/QUOTE]

456.

Has anyone heard the story of when them and the Sex Pistols use to play together, and Mick stopped because Sid once wore a shirt with a Nazi symbol?

Supposedly, Mick Jones is Jewish, and he refused to jam with them after that. Anyone else heard it?

[QUOTE=Canadian-Guy]456.

Has anyone heard the story of when them and the Sex Pistols use to play together, and Mick stopped because Sid once wore a shirt with a Nazi symbol?

Supposedly, Mick Jones is Jewish, and he refused to jam with them after that. Anyone else heard it?[/QUOTE]
no, but i think johnny rotten hated joe anyway

He was jealous of Joe

i understand why. i'd be jealous too. johnny had nothing compared to joe, except the cute puppy look

Mick might be Jewish, because of the "rehersal rehersal" part in Westway.

The "Police on my Back" from one of those live bootlegs is amazing :cool:.

[QUOTE=guns_of_brixton]Mick might be Jewish, because of the "rehersal rehersal" part in Westway.

The "Police on my Back" from one of those live bootlegs is amazing :cool:.[/QUOTE]

Schnap, I still have to see Westway To The World.

Hey, has anyone seen Mystery Train?

my favorite clash song is train in vain :thumb:

pretty good, although probably enhanced by the fact that i was listening to London Calling while reading it.

[QUOTE=Canadian_Guy]Schnap, I still have to see Westway To The World.

Hey, has anyone seen Mystery Train?[/QUOTE]

Mystery Train? I've never heard of it. What is it? But yes, buy Westway.

What the hell is mystery train? Westaway is really good. Buy it now!

[QUOTE=guns_of_brixton]Mick might be Jewish, because of the "rehersal rehersal" part in Westway.[/QUOTE]
he is (and bernie rhodes too), i read that in a book called punkitudes today.

NP - The Prisoner

Mystery Train is a film about two Japanese people who came to America for several reasons, and Joe's in it. For reference [url]http://imdb.com/title/tt0097940/[/url].

Does it just say his name or does it talk about him for a while?

He [b]ACTS[/b] in it.

np- Jimmy Jazz (live)

Cool, I like that song. I downloaded Gates of the West yesterday. It is a pretty good song.