How did the Clash evolved so rapidly from the straight-up British punk of their 1977 debut to 1979's "London Calling," a dazzling dive across punk, throwback rock 'n' roll, ska, lounge sounds,... more

To punk purists, the Clash's quick flight from the accepted tones, rhythms and tempos of punk amounted to heresy—but wasn't punk about breaking the rules in the first place? Soon after delivering a... more

Sequenced to replicate the set the Clash played at the Brixton Fair Deal (one of their favorite venues) in July of '82, this 2-CD set adds eight additional songs that didn't make that set but are... more

The best 2-CD Clash compilation imaginable, compiled by the band! 40 of their key cuts: "White Riot," "Career Opportunities," "I Fought the Law," "Tommy Gun," "London Calling," "Brand New Cadillac,"... more

This has been re-released and digitally remastered for the 1st time. The new Clash documentary, Westway to the World premiered on VH-1 as a Legends show and will continue airing in the year 2000!

The Clash's 1982 swan song was also their pop breakthrough, reaching #7 on the charts and producing the hits "Rock the Casbah" and "Should I Stay or Should I Go," plus awesome tracks like "Ghetto... more