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For all the aging punks on here, by Coach on Aug 9, 2013 22:16:39 GMT 1, Front Row on Radio 4 tonight was a special about one of the greatest bands of all time - The Clash
The blurb:
The Clash were the noisy sound of rebellion in the late 1970s, a band who refused to perform on Top of the Pops, sold their double album for the price of a single LP, and won an international audience and critical acclaim.
Three decades after their acrimonious split, band members Mick Jones, Paul Simonon and Nicky 'Topper' Headon re-unite to reflect on their career and their legacy, as they prepare to release a box set of all their music.
And from the Front Row archives, we hear from the band's charismatic front-man Joe Strummer, recorded in 1999, three years before his death at the age of 50: 'musicians don't know what they're doing in a creative way, it's more like blundering around - and certainly we had no idea what sort of impact we were going to make with our blunderings'.
The link:
www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b037vb11/Front_Row_The_Clash/
Front Row on Radio 4 tonight was a special about one of the greatest bands of all time - The Clash The blurb: The Clash were the noisy sound of rebellion in the late 1970s, a band who refused to perform on Top of the Pops, sold their double album for the price of a single LP, and won an international audience and critical acclaim. Three decades after their acrimonious split, band members Mick Jones, Paul Simonon and Nicky 'Topper' Headon re-unite to reflect on their career and their legacy, as they prepare to release a box set of all their music. And from the Front Row archives, we hear from the band's charismatic front-man Joe Strummer, recorded in 1999, three years before his death at the age of 50: 'musicians don't know what they're doing in a creative way, it's more like blundering around - and certainly we had no idea what sort of impact we were going to make with our blunderings'. The link: www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b037vb11/Front_Row_The_Clash/ |
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For all the aging punks on here, by Deleted on Aug 9, 2013 22:19:42 GMT 1, Front Row on Radio 4 tonight was a special about one of the greatest bands of all time - The Clash The blurb: The Clash were the noisy sound of rebellion in the late 1970s, a band who refused to perform on Top of the Pops, sold their double album for the price of a single LP, and won an international audience and critical acclaim. Three decades after their acrimonious split, band members Mick Jones, Paul Simonon and Nicky 'Topper' Headon re-unite to reflect on their career and their legacy, as they prepare to release a box set of all their music. And from the Front Row archives, we hear from the band's charismatic front-man Joe Strummer, recorded in 1999, three years before his death at the age of 50: 'musicians don't know what they're doing in a creative way, it's more like blundering around - and certainly we had no idea what sort of impact we were going to make with our blunderings'. The link: www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b037vb11/Front_Row_The_Clash/
Now I know what my wife was on on about when she said did i hear The Clash on the radio this evening.
Front Row on Radio 4 tonight was a special about one of the greatest bands of all time - The Clash The blurb: The Clash were the noisy sound of rebellion in the late 1970s, a band who refused to perform on Top of the Pops, sold their double album for the price of a single LP, and won an international audience and critical acclaim. Three decades after their acrimonious split, band members Mick Jones, Paul Simonon and Nicky 'Topper' Headon re-unite to reflect on their career and their legacy, as they prepare to release a box set of all their music. And from the Front Row archives, we hear from the band's charismatic front-man Joe Strummer, recorded in 1999, three years before his death at the age of 50: 'musicians don't know what they're doing in a creative way, it's more like blundering around - and certainly we had no idea what sort of impact we were going to make with our blunderings'. The link: www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b037vb11/Front_Row_The_Clash/cheers coach. Now I know what my wife was on on about when she said did i hear The Clash on the radio this evening. |
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For all the aging punks on here, by craigf on Aug 9, 2013 22:33:30 GMT 1, Although I am sure I am in the demographic for Radio 4 I've never listened to it (or R2 or R3 tbh) however I love the clash. Great on vinyl, even better live, unfortunately I was a little too young to see them live in concert, but the recordings are great
Although I am sure I am in the demographic for Radio 4 I've never listened to it (or R2 or R3 tbh) however I love the clash. Great on vinyl, even better live, unfortunately I was a little too young to see them live in concert, but the recordings are great
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For all the aging punks on here, by Street Art Fan on Aug 9, 2013 22:42:05 GMT 1, Front Row on Radio 4 tonight was a special about one of the greatest bands of all time - The Clash The blurb: The Clash were the noisy sound of rebellion in the late 1970s, a band who refused to perform on Top of the Pops, sold their double album for the price of a single LP, and won an international audience and critical acclaim. Three decades after their acrimonious split, band members Mick Jones, Paul Simonon and Nicky 'Topper' Headon re-unite to reflect on their career and their legacy, as they prepare to release a box set of all their music. And from the Front Row archives, we hear from the band's charismatic front-man Joe Strummer, recorded in 1999, three years before his death at the age of 50: 'musicians don't know what they're doing in a creative way, it's more like blundering around - and certainly we had no idea what sort of impact we were going to make with our blunderings'. The link: www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b037vb11/Front_Row_The_Clash/
Meltdown expected, the wheat is growing thin
Engines stop running but I have no fear
'Cause London is burning and I live by the river..."
London Calling - now there's a rock song. Sadly, they don't write 'em like that anymore. Joe Strummer, amigo mio, you are sorely missed.
Front Row on Radio 4 tonight was a special about one of the greatest bands of all time - The Clash The blurb: The Clash were the noisy sound of rebellion in the late 1970s, a band who refused to perform on Top of the Pops, sold their double album for the price of a single LP, and won an international audience and critical acclaim. Three decades after their acrimonious split, band members Mick Jones, Paul Simonon and Nicky 'Topper' Headon re-unite to reflect on their career and their legacy, as they prepare to release a box set of all their music. And from the Front Row archives, we hear from the band's charismatic front-man Joe Strummer, recorded in 1999, three years before his death at the age of 50: 'musicians don't know what they're doing in a creative way, it's more like blundering around - and certainly we had no idea what sort of impact we were going to make with our blunderings'. The link: www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b037vb11/Front_Row_The_Clash/"The ice age is coming, the sun's zooming in Meltdown expected, the wheat is growing thin Engines stop running but I have no fear 'Cause London is burning and I live by the river..." London Calling - now there's a rock song. Sadly, they don't write 'em like that anymore. Joe Strummer, amigo mio, you are sorely missed. |
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For all the aging punks on here, by Coach on Aug 9, 2013 23:16:07 GMT 1, Although I am sure I am in the demographic for Radio 4 I've never listened to it (or R2 or R3 tbh) however I love the clash. Great on vinyl, even better live, unfortunately I was a little too young to see them live in concert, but the recordings are great
Once you start listening to R4, it becomes like a family member or an old friend! The today programme in the morning is very good. The comedy is excellent, especially the news quiz and I'm sorry I haven't a clue. But then I am a bit of an oldie.
Although I am sure I am in the demographic for Radio 4 I've never listened to it (or R2 or R3 tbh) however I love the clash. Great on vinyl, even better live, unfortunately I was a little too young to see them live in concert, but the recordings are great Once you start listening to R4, it becomes like a family member or an old friend! The today programme in the morning is very good. The comedy is excellent, especially the news quiz and I'm sorry I haven't a clue. But then I am a bit of an oldie. |
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For all the aging punks on here, by Harveyn on Aug 9, 2013 23:25:29 GMT 1, Big fan and was lucky enough to see them at the Ulster Hall.
Big fan and was lucky enough to see them at the Ulster Hall.
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For all the aging punks on here, by Feral Things on Aug 9, 2013 23:25:49 GMT 1, I love Eddie Mair and I love The News Quiz but mostly I love this:
I love Eddie Mair and I love The News Quiz but mostly I love this:
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For all the aging punks on here, by Coach on Aug 10, 2013 0:04:42 GMT 1, I love Eddie Mair and I love The News Quiz but mostly I love this:
Jim Naughtie is a legend.
I heard that at the time, and was pissing myself on the way to work.
Anyway, hope you old punks enjoy the clash programme.
Still blown away BT white riot, even after all these years.
I love Eddie Mair and I love The News Quiz but mostly I love this: Jim Naughtie is a legend. I heard that at the time, and was pissing myself on the way to work. Anyway, hope you old punks enjoy the clash programme. Still blown away BT white riot, even after all these years. |
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For all the aging punks on here, by Coach on Aug 10, 2013 1:12:42 GMT 1, Having lived in Brixton for a big part of my life (wish I still did), this remains a favorite
Having lived in Brixton for a big part of my life (wish I still did), this remains a favorite
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For all the aging punks on here, by Street Art Fan on Aug 10, 2013 1:27:56 GMT 1, And who can forget this little gem...
And who can forget this little gem...
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For all the aging punks on here, by johnnyh on Aug 10, 2013 4:39:27 GMT 1, Saw them many a time in Coventry, Birmingham and London one of the best bands ever.
Thx for that Coach will try and catch it when I am back. Will be up n Cov so will drop you a line.
Cheers Johnny
Saw them many a time in Coventry, Birmingham and London one of the best bands ever.
Thx for that Coach will try and catch it when I am back. Will be up n Cov so will drop you a line.
Cheers Johnny
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For all the aging punks on here, by Coach on Aug 10, 2013 11:10:02 GMT 1, Saw them many a time in Coventry, Birmingham and London one of the best bands ever. Thx for that Coach will try and catch it when I am back. Will be up n Cov so will drop you a line. Cheers Johnny
Do that my friend. I know a place that does a super burger ;-)
Saw them many a time in Coventry, Birmingham and London one of the best bands ever. Thx for that Coach will try and catch it when I am back. Will be up n Cov so will drop you a line. Cheers Johnny Do that my friend. I know a place that does a super burger ;-) |
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For all the aging punks on here, by misterx on Aug 10, 2013 11:17:05 GMT 1, Tommy Gun was always my fave.
Tommy Gun was always my fave.
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For all the aging punks on here, by johnnyh on Aug 10, 2013 11:26:45 GMT 1, Saw them many a time in Coventry, Birmingham and London one of the best bands ever. Thx for that Coach will try and catch it when I am back. Will be up n Cov so will drop you a line. Cheers Johnny Do that my friend. I know a place that does a super burger ;- Will do chap see you soon
Saw them many a time in Coventry, Birmingham and London one of the best bands ever. Thx for that Coach will try and catch it when I am back. Will be up n Cov so will drop you a line. Cheers Johnny Do that my friend. I know a place that does a super burger ;- Will do chap see you soon |
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For all the aging punks on here, by Happy Go Lucky Chap on Aug 11, 2013 10:55:04 GMT 1, Was lucky enough to see them a handful of times, most memorable was Joe Strummer singing Armagideon Time whilst standing on our table in a pub in Edinburgh during the busking tour of 85.
Recently saw SLF, 'twas a good pogo!
Was lucky enough to see them a handful of times, most memorable was Joe Strummer singing Armagideon Time whilst standing on our table in a pub in Edinburgh during the busking tour of 85.
Recently saw SLF, 'twas a good pogo!
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For all the aging punks on here, by Coach on Aug 11, 2013 11:25:42 GMT 1, Was lucky enough to see them a handful of times, most memorable was Joe Strummer singing Armagideon Time whilst standing on our table in a pub in Edinburgh during the busking tour of 85. Recently saw SLF, 'twas a good pogo!
Saw SLF at a festival a few years back. Took me right back to my youf!
Was lucky enough to see them a handful of times, most memorable was Joe Strummer singing Armagideon Time whilst standing on our table in a pub in Edinburgh during the busking tour of 85. Recently saw SLF, 'twas a good pogo! Saw SLF at a festival a few years back. Took me right back to my youf! |
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For all the aging punks on here, by Deleted on Feb 20, 2014 22:04:29 GMT 1, For anyone in San Francisco next week:
"On Tuesday, Feb. 25th, it's the world premiere of PUNK ROCK FANCY at the Noise Pop Opening Night Party! Featuring DJ sets by Jello Biafra, Bob Mould (Hรผsker Dรผ, Sugar), and Shepard Fairey (OBEY)
5:30pm-10:30pm @ The NWBLK, 1999 Bryant Street, San Francisco, CA. Free show with Noise Pop badges getting guaranteed entry! RSVP at link to receive a wristband that grants priority entrance once capacity is reached!"
Some Husker Du for you:
For anyone in San Francisco next week: "On Tuesday, Feb. 25th, it's the world premiere of PUNK ROCK FANCY at the Noise Pop Opening Night Party! Featuring DJ sets by Jello Biafra, Bob Mould (Hรผsker Dรผ, Sugar), and Shepard Fairey (OBEY) 5:30pm-10:30pm @ The NWBLK, 1999 Bryant Street, San Francisco, CA. Free show with Noise Pop badges getting guaranteed entry! RSVP at link to receive a wristband that grants priority entrance once capacity is reached!" Some Husker Du for you: |
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For all the aging punks on here, by Stoko on Mar 8, 2014 9:48:07 GMT 1, Only got to see them on the Cut the Crap tour after Mick had left. Still ace.
My all time favourite gig was Strummer and the Mecaleroes in Belfast in 99. Amazing stuff and a top, top bloke
*any excuse to get this one up again*
Only got to see them on the Cut the Crap tour after Mick had left. Still ace. My all time favourite gig was Strummer and the Mecaleroes in Belfast in 99. Amazing stuff and a top, top bloke *any excuse to get this one up again* |
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For all the aging punks on here, by Stoko on Mar 8, 2014 9:49:41 GMT 1, โฆAnd this original watercolour done by Ray Lowry as part of the London Calling sleeve
โฆAnd this original watercolour done by Ray Lowry as part of the London Calling sleeve |
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For all the aging punks on here, by Coach on Mar 8, 2014 13:54:20 GMT 1, Only got to see them on the Cut the Crap tour after Mick had left. Still ace. My all time favourite gig was Strummer and the Mecaleroes in Belfast in 99. Amazing stuff and a top, top bloke *any excuse to get this one up again*
That really is special, and something to be treasured.
Only got to see them on the Cut the Crap tour after Mick had left. Still ace. My all time favourite gig was Strummer and the Mecaleroes in Belfast in 99. Amazing stuff and a top, top bloke *any excuse to get this one up again* That really is special, and something to be treasured. |
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For all the aging punks on here, by Stoko on Mar 14, 2014 20:07:22 GMT 1, please don't tell me you went to those gigs you b@stard?
please don't tell me you went to those gigs you b@stard? |
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For all the aging punks on here, by Deleted on Mar 14, 2014 20:37:32 GMT 1, please don't tell me you went to those gigs you b@stard?
please don't tell me you went to those gigs you b@stard? Sadly not. They're not mine unfortunately. I came across them while searching for any info on a festival I went to in the early '80's at Queen's Hall in Leeds, 'Christmas on Earth' it was billed as. Bloomin' cold and grim was how I remember it. |
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For all the aging punks on here, by Deleted on May 4, 2014 20:26:56 GMT 1,
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For all the aging punks on here, by fattyramone on May 4, 2014 22:09:56 GMT 1, I saw them on the "On Parole" tour in the Cardiff Top Rank club with the Specials as support act....and Suicide(?)
Dubious claim to famed being threatened not once , but twice by Paul Simenon with a bass guitar over my head for gobbing in his face ....disgusting habit.
I saw them on the "On Parole" tour in the Cardiff Top Rank club with the Specials as support act....and Suicide(?)
Dubious claim to famed being threatened not once , but twice by Paul Simenon with a bass guitar over my head for gobbing in his face ....disgusting habit.
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For all the aging punks on here, by astrobboy on May 5, 2014 9:59:23 GMT 1,
Thanks for the link! I've pledged now.
Thanks for the link! I've pledged now. |
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For all the aging punks on here, by Adman on May 5, 2014 12:12:58 GMT 1, Me too โ thanks for that Headfall !
Cheers, A
Me too โ thanks for that Headfall !
Cheers, A
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