I bet Joe Strummer would NOT be in Facebook, twitter , ot any of all this shity capitalist "social" media..Radio Clash was different, it was really a means to fight the law.
A little known fact about the late,great Joe Strummer during his days with The Clash. 'London Calling' (voted by Rolling Stone, #1 record of the decade)was not supposed to be 2 LPs long. The Clash, wanting to give their fans more for their money, lied to the record company during the production stages & only when it was too late to back out did they reveal that they had indeed recorded 2 LPs worth of material which they offered for the price of 1.
When I saw this video, I just remember a sequence from a movie (i think it was that one) Punk in London when in the begining, there is a guy "dancing" like a lunatic...and reminds me a lot of Shane...and I think it was to the tune White Riot by the Clash...
@EdNortonisMineLol That reminds me of something Topper Headon said about the last time he saw Joe. He was backstage at one of Joe's gigs & Joe asked him what he was drinking. Topper said it was a beer - which he was ashamed of since Joe knew he was an alcoholic. He said his biggest regret was not having Joe see him for the last time with a Coke in his hand. Topper also said that his first thought upon hearing of Joe's death was "it should've been me" (since he was a heroin addict). Sad.
@EdNortonisMineLol, I watched that Julian Temple bio-pic about Joe called "The Future is Unwritten" and cried like a baby. I also laughed my ass off at the old friends, mates, "frenemies, and others who showed up to praise and damn him. Still the only f'ing band that mattered!
thanks to who put this on, beltin, saw joe stand in at the royal court in liverpool, can't remember the year, put flowers on his grave at glastonbury a while back, memories created by these legends.
So great!!!
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I bet Joe Strummer would NOT be in Facebook, twitter , ot any of all this shity capitalist "social" media..Radio Clash was different, it was really a means to fight the law.
LongfeiAvesani08 1 month ago
A little known fact about the late,great Joe Strummer during his days with The Clash. 'London Calling' (voted by Rolling Stone, #1 record of the decade)was not supposed to be 2 LPs long. The Clash, wanting to give their fans more for their money, lied to the record company during the production stages & only when it was too late to back out did they reveal that they had indeed recorded 2 LPs worth of material which they offered for the price of 1.
Joe Strummer was w/o question a musical genius.
atrumira 1 month ago 3
@atrumira so The Clash fought the record companies, and The Clash won?
Lmaox94 1 week ago
Two of the greatest singer/song writers and personalities in Music, on one stage.
TheJohnBarry1 1 month ago 4
y la maldita ley gano strummer!!!
naacuaa 1 month ago
very good joe strummer eres la reata i fought the lawwww
naacuaa 1 month ago
i had the fortune to see joe strummer then the pogues at the london fleadh in 2002, so sad joe, RIP
Paultrekker1 1 month ago
awful performance.
19hullboy 2 months ago
@19hullboy uhh.. haha?
GravCatt 2 months ago
The Future is Unwritten
Generation1Terrorist 2 months ago
When I saw this video, I just remember a sequence from a movie (i think it was that one) Punk in London when in the begining, there is a guy "dancing" like a lunatic...and reminds me a lot of Shane...and I think it was to the tune White Riot by the Clash...
referenti 2 months ago
@referenti That's because it IS shane mcgowan! if your talking about the same video as me that is.
traire91 2 months ago
hope strummers having fun fighting the law in heaven
Irishyoshi1 3 months ago
The two best frontmen who have ever lived on stage, right there. It's great, love it. Shane and Joe all time legends!
ShaneMacGowanFan 5 months ago
Shaneo is locked in that video :)
seangavin123 8 months ago
love how he sang this in the style of Sunny Curtis instead of the Clash.
Orgonagon 9 months ago
Who would've thought that Joe would die before Shane?! RIP, Joe
EdNortonisMineLol 9 months ago 40
@EdNortonisMineLol The world is weird! x
KurtMcGowan 5 months ago 9
@EdNortonisMineLol That reminds me of something Topper Headon said about the last time he saw Joe. He was backstage at one of Joe's gigs & Joe asked him what he was drinking. Topper said it was a beer - which he was ashamed of since Joe knew he was an alcoholic. He said his biggest regret was not having Joe see him for the last time with a Coke in his hand. Topper also said that his first thought upon hearing of Joe's death was "it should've been me" (since he was a heroin addict). Sad.
iwantcompletecontrol 3 months ago
@iwantcompletecontrol Sad story :( Very interesting, though, so thanks for sharing
EdNortonisMineLol 3 months ago
@EdNortonisMineLol - No doubt!
flojogrande 3 months ago
@EdNortonisMineLol, I watched that Julian Temple bio-pic about Joe called "The Future is Unwritten" and cried like a baby. I also laughed my ass off at the old friends, mates, "frenemies, and others who showed up to praise and damn him. Still the only f'ing band that mattered!
toterola451 4 weeks ago 2
@toterola451 Hell yea!
EdNortonisMineLol 4 weeks ago
thanks to who put this on, beltin, saw joe stand in at the royal court in liverpool, can't remember the year, put flowers on his grave at glastonbury a while back, memories created by these legends.
MrPhilroo123 10 months ago