The Clash: Combat Rock + The People's Hall [3xWinyl] Przedecz

Opis The Clash: Combat Rock + The People's Hall Wersja na winylu 3LP w zremasterowane wydanie. Ta konkretna edycja została wydana w wydawnictwie Columbia dnia 20. maja 2022. "Combat Rock" was released in May 1982 and was the last album The Clash recorded with their most famous line-up (Joe Strummer, Mick Jones, Paul Simonon and Topper Headon). The LP became the band's best-selling album and also achieved the best chart positions in the US and UK that The Clash had achieved in their career. A look at the track list explains this success: it includes two of the band's best-known songs, "Should I Stay Or Should I Go" and "Rock The Casbah", and other fan favourites "Straight To Hell" and "Know Your Rights". A special edition of the classic will be released in May 2022 under the title "Combat Rock / The People's Hall", which will complement the original album with 12 additional tracks compiled by The Clash. When The Clash returned to London in 1981 after 17 shows at New York's Bond's Casino, the band rehearsed at The People's Hall in the activist-founded Republic of Frestonia near Latimer Road. From there they embarked on a tour that took them to South East Asia. Among other things, they stopped in Thailand, where Pennie Smith shot the LP cover artwork. The songs on "The People's Hall" - including previously unheard tracks and rare early versions - document the period between the release of the single "Radio Clash" and the release of "Combat Rock". These tracks include a new version of "Know Your Rights", recorded in the Rolling Stones' mobile recording studio at The People's Hall, and a previously unreleased instrumental "He Who Dares Or Is Tired". Other treats include "Futura 2000", a previously unreleased original mix of "The Escapades of Futura 2000", "Radio One" featuring Mikey Dread, and outtakes "The Fulham Connection" (formerly: "The Beautiful People Are Ugly Too") and "Idle in Kangaroo Court". The "Combat Rock" album was influenced by the Vietnam War, which ended just a few years before the LP's release. The song "Sean Flynn" thematizes the story of photojournalist and son of Hollywood legend Errol Flynn, who disappeared in the chaos of war and remains missing to this day. The LP showcases the band's constant musical evolution, experimenting with different styles and voices and letting themselves be heard by beat poet Allen Ginsberg ("Ghetto Defendant") and graffiti artist Futura, who contributes a rap interlude to "Overpowered By Funk." The Clash were a crucial influence on punk, post-punk and indie rock, and the songs on "Combat Rock" continue to inspire a new generation of listeners and musicians today. "Should I Stay Or Should I Go," for example, plays a major role on the soundtrack to the first season of Netflix's hit show "Stranger Things," and M.I.A. used samples from "Straight To Hell" in her song in "Paper Planes." Album sięga do gatunku Rock, Punk, Dub i Funk. 180g Remastered Special Edition Vinyl. Parametry Tytuł: Combat Rock + The People's Hall Wykonawca: The Clash Więcej informacji: 180g Remastered Special Edition Vinyl Format: 3x LP (winyl) Wydawca: Columbia Data wydania: 20. maja 2022 Wydane po raz pierwszy: 1982 Waga: 920 g EAN: 0194399551318 ID produktu: 292567 Discogs ID: 23291870 Gatunek: Rock, Punk, Dub, Funk Lista utworów Combat Rock A1 Know Your Rights A2 Car Jamming A3 Should I Stay Or Should I Go A4 Rock The Casbah A5 Red Angel Dragnet A6 Straight To Hell B1 Overpowered By Funk B2 Atom Tan B3 Sean Flynn B4 Ghetto Defendant B5 Inoculated City B6 Death Is A Star The People's Hall C1 Outside Bonds C2 Radio Clash C3 Futura 2000 D1 First Night Back In London D2 Radio One - Mikey Dread D3 He Who Dares Or Is Tired D4 Long Time Jerk D5 The Fulham Connection (Aka The Beautiful People Are Ugly Too) E1 Midnight To Stevens E2 Sean Flynn E3 Idle In Kangaroo Court E4 Know Your Rights Wykonawca The Clash był przełomowym brytyjskim zespołem punkrockowym, który powstał w 1976 roku, a jego skład składał się z Joe Strummera (wokal prowadzący, rytm