1. The Clash Discography

1. The Clash: Out of Control (Cut the Crap Revisited) Every self-anointed rock historian knows the story of how the Clash, after the massive success of Combat Rock, dumped their linchpin, Mick Jones. And let their tone deaf manager produce their synth and gang vocal dominated album, Cut the Crap, which is now often considered the most inept, ill-considered follow-up since Operation Barbarrosa.
2. The Clash is the debut studio album by the English punk rock band of the same name. Released in 1977, it was mostly written on the 18th floor of a high-rise council flat rented by Mick Jones’ grandmother.

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The Clash - Discography (27CD) 1977-1999 FLACEAC Rip FLAC/APE(Image+Cue+Log+Covers) Punk Rock, Reggea 27 CD 6.2 GB 1977-1999TrackAlbumsThe Clash - 1977-The Clash1. Janie Jones2. Remote Control3. I’m So Bored With The USA4. What’s My Name7.

London’s Burning9. Career Opportunities10. Protex Blue12. Police & Thieves13. GaragelandThe Clash - 1978-Give ‘em Enough Rope01. Safe European Home02.

English Civil War03. Julie’s Been Working for the Drug Squad05. Last Gang in Town06. Guns on the Roof07. Drug-Stabbing Time08. All the Young Punks (New Boots And Contracts)The Clash - 1979-The Clash (US)01. Clash City Rockers02.

I’m So Bored with the U.S.A.03. Remote Control04. Complete Control05. White Riot06. (White Man) In Hammersmith Palais07.

London’s Burning08. I Fought the Law09. Janie Jones10. Career Opportunities11. What’s My Name12. Hate & War13.

Police & Thieves14. Jail Guitar Doors15. GaragelandThe Clash - 1979-London Calling1 London Calling2 Brand New3 Jimmy Jazz4 Hateful5 Rudie Can’t Fail6 Spanish Bombs7 The Right Profile8 Lost in the Supermarket9 Clampdown10 The Guns of Brixton11 Wrong ‘Em Boyo12 Death or Glory13 Koka Kola14 The Card Cheat15 Lover’s Rock16 Four Horsemen17 I’m Not Down18 Revolution RockThe Clash - 19 Train in VainThe Clash - 1980-Sandinista!CD 101. The Magnificent Seven02.

Hitsville U.K.03. Junco Partner04.

Ivan Meets G.I. The Leader06. Something About England07. Rebel Waltz08. The Crooked Beat10.

Somebody Got Murdered11. One More Time12. One More Dub13. Lightning Strikes (Not Once But Twice)14.

Up In Heaven (Not Only Here)15. Corner Soul16. Let’s Go Crazy17. If Music Could Talk18. The Sound Of SinnersCD 201. Police On My Back02. Midnight Log03.

The Equaliser04. The Call Up05. Washington Bullets06.

Lose This Skin08. Charlie Don’t Surf09. Mensforth Hill10.

Junkie Slip11. Kingston Advice12.

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The Street Parade13. Version City14. Living In Fame15. Silicone On Sapphire16. Version Pardner17. Career Opportunities18. Shepherds DelightThe Clash - 1982-Combat Rock01.

Know Your Rights02. Car Jamming03. Should I Stay Or Should I Go04. Rock The Casbah05. Red Angel Dragnet06. Straight to Hell07. Overpowered By Funk08.

Sean Flynn10. Ghetto Defendant11. Inoculated City12.

Death Is A StarThe Clash - 1985-Cut The Crap01. Dirty Punk03. We Are The Clash04. Are You Red.Y05. Cool Under Heat06. Movers And Shakers07.

This Is England08. Three Card Trick09. Play To Win10.

The Clash Discography

North And South12. Life Is Wild13.