QueenZone discussion #708578

What do we think of The Clash?

What do we think of The Clash?

queenrocks! 10902
28.01.2006 06:14		 Hi
What do we think of The Clash then?
Because I bought The Essential Clash
My favourite tracks are:
1977
London Calling
Rock The Casbah
Should I Stay Or Should I Go
This is the worst joke ever isn't it but here goes
When Joe Strummer died he had a train named after him it was called The Should I Stay Or Should I Go Express
Munchsack
28.01.2006 06:59		 The Clash are absolutely fantastic. My dad's favourite band, and one of my favourites.
Here's an even worse joke that I made up myself.
What do Bono's friends sing to him on his birthday?
Happy birthday U2!
Mr.Jingles
28.01.2006 09:23		 I like some of their songs, but I can't particularly stand too many of them.
Joey Strummer possibly had the worst voice in rock n' roll.
DavidRFuller
28.01.2006 09:37		 I like Rock the Casbah and Train in Vain.
Lester Burnham
28.01.2006 09:54		 Every once in a while, I get the urge to listen to 'Train In Vain', but I haven't really gotten into any of their other stuff. I do have London Calling, but - as I said - haven't listened to it much.
iGSM
28.01.2006 09:58		 Is the Casbah the same 'Casbah' that Pete Bests' mother owned?
Iam the one
28.01.2006 11:09		 Really like their new way style.I like the the London Calling albume,beacause they had something fresh many bands didnt have in the end of the 70's.
Taylor-Mayed
28.01.2006 11:43		 Fantastic band. Absolutely fantastic.
My favourite track of their varies depending on my mood. Today it's probably "Lost in the Supermarket".
Sherwood Forest
28.01.2006 11:46		 Love em, dont know as much as everyone else about them but i love em
Munchsack
28.01.2006 14:26
ThomasQuinn wrote: Personally, I think it should be a felony for any person over the age of 18 not to own a copy of the album "London Calling".
I have it on my mp3 player, but not the CD. Is that okay? Mind you I have two and a half years to go yet. And, also:
Barry © wrote: Radio Clash is my best track by them. Julien Temple who made the Sex Pistols films The Great Rock n Roll Swindle and The Filth And The Fury is currently making a documentary about Joe Strummer, that should be good.
Any idea when that will be on the telly, Barry ©?
Queenrocks4579
29.01.2006 17:12		 pretty damn good band!
pittrek
13.09.2009 14:15
Mr.Jingles wrote: I like some of their songs, but I can't particularly stand too many of them. Joey Strummer possibly had the worst voice in rock n' roll.


Only when he was stoned
shazamrock
14.09.2009 03:40		 "Magnificent Seven" is, well, magnificent.