The Clash - London Calling LP. (CBS CLASH 3) Rare Original version. Vinyl
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The Clash's classic London Calling double LP. This is the original version of the album with no listing for "Train in Vain". records are EX cover VG+ small bit of edgewear
Clash, The
"London Calling" is the 3rd album by English punkrockers The Clash and was released on December 14th 1979. The album represented a change in The Clash's musical style and featured more diverse elements; Ska, pop, soul, rockabilly and reggae influences were more audible than on their previous albums. The cover is clearly a tribute to Elvis Presley's selftitled album sleeve, whereas the album's subject matters vary from unemployment, racial conflict, drug use and the responsibilities of adulthood. Recordings took only a couple of weeks time and most songs were cut in 2 or 3 takes.
The album received unanimously positive reviews and was ranked high in quite some All Time Greatest Albums listings (number 8 on Rolling Stone's list, number 4 on Q Magazine's list). "London Calling" was a top 10 album in the UK, and its title track was a top 20 single. In 2007, it was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame, for being a collection of recordings of lasting qualitative or historical significance.
Exactly 30 years to the day, we're pleased to announce the release of this album in remastered sound and on 180 grams audiophile vinyl.
Tracklisting:
A1. London Calling (3:13)
A2. Brand New Cadillac (2:09)
A3. Jimmy Jazz (3:55)
A4. Hateful (2:47)
A5. Rudie Can't Fail (3:27)
B1. Spanish Bombs (3:18)
B2. The Right Profile (3:53)
B3. Lost In The Supermarket (3:47)
B4. Clampdown (3:50)
B5. The Guns Of Brixton (3:12)
C1. Wrong 'Em Boyo (3:10)
C2. Death Or Glory (3:55)
C3. Koka Kola (1:49)
C4. The Card Cheat (3:50)
D1. Lover's Rock (4:03)
D2. Four Horsemen (3:00)
D3. I'm Not Down (3:00)
D4. Revolution Rock (5:36)
D5. Train In Vain (3:11)
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