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From Here to Eternity: Live

U.S. RELEASE DATE: October 26, 1999
MUSICIANS: Joe Strummer: Vocals, Guitar, Mick Jones: Guitar, Vocals , Paul Simonon: Bass, Topper Headon: Drums, Terry Chimes: Additional Drums
PRODUCER: The Clash
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  • 1
    Complete Control
     
  • 2
    London's Burning
     
  • 3
    What's My Name
     
  • 5
    Career Opportunities
     
  • 6
    (White Man) In Hammersmith Palais
     
  • 7
    Capital Radio
     
  • 8
    City of the Dead
     
  • 9
    I Fought The Law
     
  • 10
    London Calling
     
  • 11
    Armagideon Time
     
  • 12
    Train in Vain
     
  • 13
    Guns of Brixton
     
  • 14
    The Magnificent Seven
     
  • 15
    Know Your Rights
     
  • 16
    Should I Stay or Should I Go
     
  • 17
    Straight to Hell
     

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As one of the greatest bands of all time -- who were unbelievable in concert -- The Clash could've released one of the greatest live R&R albums of all time.

This isn't it.

Instead of patchwork of songs from several eras of the band, they would've been better off releasing a single powerful show from 1978-81. Or better yet, several shows/albums. While there's some good stuff on this album, it doens't hold together as a live album ought to.

Nevertheless, do get it for the standout tracks--and then get your hands on some of the great "unofficial" live recordings in circulation.

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The Clash Live! Veteran of 12 unforgettable shows, 1979-82.

This live album is simply fantastic.

From "Londons Burning" to "Straight To Hell" it shows The Clash at thier best.

Probably the greatest version of "Straight To Hell" i have ever heard - Joe Strummer is on top form.

If you do not own this album - then get your arse down your local music shop and but it!!

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"The Future Is Unwritten" - Joe Strummer

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