The Clash
Combat Rock + The People's Hall
2CD
£14.99
Quantity
Released:
20th
May, 2022
Format: CD
Description
Originally released in May 1982, Combat Rock is the final album from The Clash of Joe Strummer, Mick Jones, Paul Simonon and Topper Headon. Featuring two of the band’s most well-known songs, Should I Stay Or Should I Go and Rock The Casbah. Now re-released as a 180g 3LP special edition, with an additional 12-tracks compiled by The Clash.
Having returned to London following their pivotal 17-show residency at New York’s Bond’s Casino in 1981, the band rehearsed and recorded at The People’s Hall in the squatted Republic of Frestonia near Latimer Road in London.
The tracks on The People’s Hall chart the period from what was their last single Radio Clash right up to the release of Combat Rock, including unheard, rare and early versions of tracks.
Having returned to London following their pivotal 17-show residency at New York’s Bond’s Casino in 1981, the band rehearsed and recorded at The People’s Hall in the squatted Republic of Frestonia near Latimer Road in London.
The tracks on The People’s Hall chart the period from what was their last single Radio Clash right up to the release of Combat Rock, including unheard, rare and early versions of tracks.
Tracklist
Disc 1:
- Know Your Rights (Remastered)
- Car Jamming (Remastered)
- Should I Stay or Should I Go (Remastered)
- Rock the Casbah (Remastered)
- Red Angel Dragnet (Remastered)
- Straight to Hell (Remastered)
- Overpowered by Funk (Remastered)
- Atom Tan (Remastered)
- Sean Flynn (Remastered)
- Ghetto Defendant (Remastered)
- Inoculated City (Remastered)
- Death is a Star (Remastered)
Disc 2:
- Outside Bonds
- This is Radio Clash (Different Lyrics)
- Futura 2000
- First Night Back in London
- Radio One
- He Who Dares or Is Tired
- Long Time Jerk
- The Beautiful People Are Ugly Too (Outtake)
- Midnight to Stevens (Outtake)
- Sean Flynn (Extended 'Marcus Music' Version)
- Idle in Kangaroo Court
- Know Your Rights
Combat Rock + The People's Hall (2CD)
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