A historic debut that kicked off the punk rock revolution
The Clash's first album encapsulates their anger and passion.
Songs like "White Riot" and "London's Burning" directly express social dissatisfaction and youth anger. Their simple, aggressive sound marked a return to musical roots while simultaneously opening up new possibilities. The fusion of Joe Strummer's political message and Mick Jones' songwriting ability elevated punk to something more than mere rebellion. This is a record of a revolutionary moment in rock history.
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Clash City Rockers
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I'm So Bored With The U.S.A.
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3)
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Remote Control
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Complete Control
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White Riot
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6)
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White Man In Hammersmith Palais
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London's Burning
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8)
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I Fought The Law
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B:
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Janie Jones
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Career Opportunities
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What's My Name
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Hate And War
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Police And Thieves
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Jail Guitar Doors
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Garageland
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