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

Heavyweight 180gm vinyl LP pressing comes with an exclusive Pennie Smith photo print. Digitally remastered edition of the British quartet's 1982 album. All artwork recreated from original release... more

Heavyweight triple 180gm vinyl LP pressing plus poster. Digitally remastered edition of the British quartet's ground-breaking 1980 triple album, the follow-up to the career-defining London Calling... more

Double 180gm vinyl LP pressing. Digitally remastered pressing of the mind-numbingly awesome 1979 album from the British quartet. London Calling is considered one of the greatest Rock 'n' Roll albums... more

Heavyweight 180gm vinyl LP pressing. Digitally remastered edition of the original UK version of the British quartet's 1977 debut album. All artwork recreated from original release including... 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