The Clash LP Vinyl Box Set, Import 5 Classic Albums Only Band That Matters Punk

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• Flight Case Styled Box With Lift-Off Top

• 180 Gram Audiophile Vinyl

• D.I.Y. Stencil

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Get the classic 5 clash vinyl in this long outta print Boxset

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On the clash Album it has hype sticker on it

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these are great sounding Import pressing

The Clash Clash LP Vinyl Box Set, Import. Condition is Used.

Super rare

This 5 album studio set is really a great buy for everyone who is a loyal fan of The Clash. These 5 albums (8 discs total), have a really great sound quality and the looks of this set is phenominal, All discs come in mini lp sleeves and they are black cds to represent the vinyl look. Yes, they have a really great sound quality. You know the 5 albums : The Clash, Give 'Em Enough Rope, London Calling (2 Discs). Sandinista (3 Discs) and Combat Rock.If I were you, I would not hesitate to snap it up as you never know when or how long it will be around. It's a really nice set with a really nice audio quality and the CLASH sound as clear adn clean as you can and that they are in the same room with you.

Prompted by demand for a complete collection, The Clash Box Set is a powerful reminder of The Clash's enduring legacy. It's hard to think of many bands before or since that have exerted such universal influence. The 1970s punk movement gave birth to some important bands, but none were more important than The Clash. Here were a band who pushed and broke musical boundaries, while fusing musical experimentation with a socio-political conscience. From their eponymously-titled debut album in 1977, the band incorporated elements of reggae, rap, jazz, dance, rockabilly and ska in their music. Their passionate, political agenda continues to inspire new fans and musicians alike. Indeed, the issues The Clash tackled are as relevant today as they were in the late '70s/early '80s. Dubbed "the only band that matters" in their heyday, the same could be said almost 40 years later.

"The Clash"

This album was the first major punk record to be released in the UK. It was later released in the US on July 23rd 1979. Iconic artwork, alongside themes of Britain’s disaffected youth, unemployment, drugs, rioting and oppressive policing acted as a blueprint for the burgeoning punk genre. The album's cover version of Junior Murvin's Police & Thieves established an early connection between punk and militant reggae music.

"Give 'Em Enough Rope"

The first LP to feature drummer Topper Headon, this record was produced by Blue Oyster Cult's mentor Sandy Pearlman. Voted 'Album of the Year' by Sounds (UK), Rolling Stone (US) and Time Magazine (US) the record explores themes of Third World conflict, European terrorism and London inner-city desolation.

"London Calling"

Originally released as a double LP, London Calling was recorded with maverick producer Guy Stevens. Voted by Rolling Stone as best album of the 1980's, London Calling presented the group's rapidly evolving sound in the aftermath of punk, reflecting their love of reggae, soul, rockabilly, funk, rhythm & blues, as well as channeling their recent experiences touring America. The US release came a month later, on January 10th 1980.

"Sandinista!"

Controversially released as a 'triple' on three vinyl discs, the record shows the group on a creative roll, adding dub, rap and jazz to an already diverse musical palette. Taking its name from Nicaragua's left-wing rebel force, the album tackles subjects including US foreign policy, Vietnam, and Cold War tensions. Recorded in Jamaica, London and most significantly New York, where the growing hip-hop scene inspired The Clash to write the first ever UK rap record, The Magnificent Seven. Voted album of the year by the Village Voice (US).

"Combat Rock"

Originally conceived as a double album, Combat Rock was edited down to a single together with legendary producer Glyn Johns. Recorded in New York, this album soaked up the atmosphere of the city's vibrant hip-hop and graffiti art scenes, mixing funk, rock, hip-hop and reggae. Combat Rock featured a cameo from beat poet Allen Ginsberg and paid homage to the Scorsese film Taxi Driver. This record was the last to feature the classic Strummer-Jones-Simonon-Headon line-up.

Features:

• Audiophile 180g Vinyl

• Import

• 8 LPs

• D.I.Y. Stencil

• Flight Case Styled Box with Lift-Off Top

Selections:

Clash

LP1 - Side 1:

1. Janie Jones

2. Remote Control

3. I'm So Bored with the U.S.A.

4. White Riot

5. Hate & War

6. What's My Name

7. Deny

8. London's Burning

LP1 - Side 2:

1. Career Opportunities

2. Cheat

3. Protex Blue

4. Police & Thieves

5. 48 Hours

6. Garageland

Give 'Em Enough Rope

LP2 - Side 3:

1. Safe European Home

2. English Civil War

3. Tommy Gun

4. Julie's Been Working for the Drug Squad

5. Last Gang in Town

LP2 - Side 4:

1. Guns on the Roof

2. Drug-Stabbin' Time

3. Stay Free

4. Cheapskates

5. All the Young Punks

London Calling

LP3 - Side 5:

1. London Calling

2. Brand New Cadillac

3. Jimmy Jazz

4. Hateful

5. Rudie Can't Fail

LP3 - Side 6:

1. Spanish Bombs

2. The Right Profile

3. Lost in the Supermarket

4. Clampdown

5. The Guns of Brixton

LP4 - Side 7:

1. Wrong 'Em Boyo

2. Death or Glory

3. Koka Kola

4. The Card Cheat

LP4 - Side 8:

1. Lover's Rock

2. Four Horsemen

3. I'm Not Down

4. Revolution Rock

5. Train in Vain

Sandinista

LP5 - Side 9:

1. The Magnificent Seven

2. Hitsville U.K.

3. Junco Partner

4. Ivan Meets G.I. Joe

5. The Leader

6. Something About England

LP5 - Side 10:

1. Rebel Waltz

2. Look Here

3. The Crooked Beat

4. Somebody Got Murdered

5. One More Time

6. One More Dub

LP6 - Side 11:

1. Lightning Strikes (Not Once But Twice)

2. Up in Heaven (Not Only Here)

3. Corner Soul

4. Let's Go Crazy

5. If Music Could Talk

6. The Sound of Sinners

LP6 - Side 12:

1. Police on My Back

2. Midnight Log

3. The Equaliser

4. The Call Up

5. Washington Bullets

6. Broadway

LP7 - Side 13:

1. Lose This Skin

2. Charlie Don't Surf

3. Mensforth Hill

4. Junkie Slip

5. Kingston Advice

6. The Street Parade

LP7 - Side 14:

1. Version City

2. Living in Fame

3. Silicone on Sapphire

4. Version Pardner

5. Career Opportunities

6. Shepherds Delight

Combat Rock

LP8 - Side 15:

1. Know Your Rights

2. Car Jamming

3. Should I Stay or Should I Go

4. Rock the Casbah

5. Red Angel Dragnet

6. Straight to Hell

LP8 - Side 16:

1. Overpowered by Funk

2. Atom Tan

3. Sean Flynn

4. Ghetto Defendant

5. Inoculated City

6. Death is a Star

Track listing & details

Track Listings

Disc: 1

Janie

Remote Control

I'm So Bored with the USA

White Riot

Hate & War

What's My Name?

Deny

London's Burning

Career Opportunities

Cheat

Protex Blue

Police & Thieves

48 Hours

Garageland

Disc: 2

Safe European Home

English Civil War

Tommy Gun

Julie's Been Working for the Drug Squad

Last Gang in Town

Guns on the Roof

Drug-Stabbing Time

Stay Free

Cheapskates

All the Young Punks (New Boots and Contracts)

Disc: 3

London Calling

Brand New Cadillac

Jimmy Jazz

Hateful

Rudie Can't Fail

Spanish Bombs

The Right Profile

Lost in the Supermarket

Clampdown

The Guns of Brixton

Disc: 4

Wrong 'Em Boyo

Death or Glory

Koka Kola

The Card Cheat

Lover's Rock

Four Horsemen

I'm Not Down

Revolution Rock

Train in Vain

Disc: 5

The Magnificent Seven

Hitsville U.K

Junco Partner

Ivan Meets G.I. Joe

The Leader

Something About England

Rebel Waltz

Look Here

The Crooked Beat

Somebody Got Murdered

One More Time

One More Dub

Disc: 6

Lightning Strikes (Not Once But Twice)

Up in Heaven (Not Only Here)

Corner Soul

Let's Go Crazy

If Music Could Talk

The Sound of Sinners

Police on My Back

Midnight Log

The Equaliser

The Call Up

Washington Bullets

Broadway

Disc: 7

Lose This Skin

Charlie Don't Surf

Mensforth Hill

Junkie Slip

Kingston Advice

The Street Parade

Version City

Living in Fame

Silicone on Sapphire

Version Pardner

Career Opportunities

Shepherds Delight

Disc: 8

Know Your Rights

Car Jamming

Should I Stay or Should I Go

Rock the Casbah

Red Angel Dragnet

Straight to Hell

Overpowered By Funk

Atom Tan

Sean Flynn

Ghetto Defendant

Inoculated City

Death Is a Star

Product information

Label Music on Vinyl

Number of discs 1