What do we think of The Clash?

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

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!

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.

I like Rock the Casbah and Train in Vain.

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.

Is the Casbah the same 'Casbah' that Pete Bests' mother owned?

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.

Fantastic band. Absolutely fantastic.

My favourite track of their varies depending on my mood. Today it's probably "Lost in the Supermarket".

Love em, dont know as much as everyone else about them but i love em

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]ThomasQuinn wrote: [/QUOTENAME]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".[/QUOTE]

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:
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Barry © wrote: [/QUOTENAME]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.[/QUOTE]
Any idea when that will be on the telly, Barry ©?

pretty damn good band!

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[b]Mr.Jingles wrote: [/b]

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.

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Only when he was stoned

"Magnificent Seven" is, well, magnificent.