The Clash - London Calling (Expanded Edition) (1979)

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Artist: The Clash
Title: London Calling (Expanded Edition)
Year Of Release: 1979
Label: Epic
Genre: Punk Rock
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
Total Time: 02:12:42
Total Size: 363/870 Mb
WebSite: Album Preview

Tracklist:

CD 1:
1. London Calling 3:20
2. Brand New Cadillac 2:08
3. Jimmy Jazz 3:55
4. Hateful 2:44
5. Rudie Can't Fail 3:29
6. Spanish Bombs 3:19
7. The Right Profile 3:55
8. Lost in the Supermarket 3:47
9. Clampdown 3:49
10. The Guns of Brixton 3:10
11. Wrong 'Em Boyo 3:11
12. Death or Glory 3:55
13. Koka Kola 1:48
14. The Card Cheat 3:50
15. Lover's Rock 4:03
16. Four Horsemen 2:56
17. I'm Not Down 3:06
18. Revolution Rock 5:33
19. Train in Vain (Stand by Me) 3:10

CD 2:
1. Hateful 3:24
2. Rudie Can't Fail 3:09
3. Paul's Tune 2:33
4. I'm Not Down 3:34
5. Four Horsemen 2:45
6. Koka Kola, Advertising & Cocaine 1:58
7. Death or Glory 3:48
8. Lover's Rock (Edit) 3:46
9. Lonesome Me 2:09
10. The Police Walked in 4 Jazz 2:19
11. Lost in the Supermarket 3:52
12. Up-Toon (Instrumental) 1:57
13. Walking the Slidewalk 2:35
14. Where You Gonna Go (Soweto) 4:05
15. The Man In Me 3:57
16. Remote Control 2:40
17. Working and Waiting 4:11
18. Heart and Mind 4:28
19. Brand New Cadillac 2:08
20. London Calling 4:27
21. Revolution Rock 3:52

Just two years after the group was playing simple three-chord punk rock, the Clash created one of the greatest rock album of all time-the complex, diverse, and musically omnivorous London Calling. On this near-perfect 1979 album, Mick Jones, Joe Strummer, Paul Simonon, and Topper Headon were at their creative peak. Taking their cues from pop ("Lost in the Supermarket"), dub ("Rudie Can't Fail," "The Guns of Brixton"), and everything else they could get their ears around, the quartet creates punk-rock magic. There's still an edge to the title track, "Death or Glory," and "Clampdown," but the real fun happens when the group breaks new ground and melds genres, as on "I'm Not Down," "Spanish Bombs," and the massive hit "Train in Vain."

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