The Clash - Bootlegs, Live's...

Como anexo a la discografía? de The Clash que puse el otro día, he recolectado estos directos de varios blogs

The Clash - Chaos In New York, Bonds Casino 1981

Disc 1:
1. London Calling
2. Safe European Home
3. The Leader
4. Train In Vain
5. (White Man) In Hammersmith Palais
6. This Is Radio Clash
7. Corner Soul
8. The Guns Of Brixton
9. The Call Up
10. Bankrobber
11. Complete Control
12. Lightning Strikes (Not Once But Twice)
13. Ivan Meets G.I. Joe

Disc 2:
1. Charlie Don't Surf
2. The Magnificent Seven
3. Broadway
4. Somebody Got Murdered
5. Police & Thieves
6. Clampdown
7. One More Time
8. Brand New Cadillac
9. The Street Parade
10. Janie Jones
11. Washington Bullets / Outro - Armagideon Time (original Willy Williams version)

Joe Strummer (vocals, guitar),
Mick Jones (guitar, vocals),
Paul Simonon (bass, vocals),
Topper Headon (drums)

Very good 'boot' quality, maybe some of the vocals are a bit down in the mix?

As great as The Clash were in the studio, it was live that really set them apart. I'll never forget seeing them live 80/81.

http://www.gigasize.com/get.php/483933/Bonds_81.rar
2 x CD's here @192 kbps (144.64MB)

Pass = aNp



The Clash - From London To Jamaica

A superb CD. The sound quality is excellent and the mix is equally good. All tracks recorded live at the Jamaica World Music Festival, which was held at the Bob Marley Centre, on 27th November, 1982. This is the complete show, except for the very last track, 'I Fought The Law' which for some reason isn't on the CD


01. Introduction
02. London Calling
03. Police On My Back
04. The Guns Of Brixton
05. The Magnificent Seven
06. Armagideon Time
07. The Magnificent Seven (Reprise)
08. Junco Partner
09. Spanish Bombs
10. One More Time
11. Train In Vain
12. Bankrobber
13. Radio Clash
14. Clampdown
15. Should I Stay Or Should I Go
16. Rock The Casbah
17. Straight To Hell

http://tarhq5by8a7vcs0tzua.usercash.com


THE CLASH - Hamburg, Germany xx.05.80

Citation:
This recording is a gig they did in Hamburg in May 1980, which became known as 'The Riot in Hamburg' Joe got arrested afterwards for assaulting a 'fan' who had been shouting "kill him" at him and generally causing bovver. The trouble had started outside with the local anarcho-punks fighting the police, and continued inside with them storming the stage and shouting into the mic their disgust at The Clash selling out their punk ideals to the CBS Schweine. At one point Mick offers them their money back, ironic as they hadn't paid to get in anyway. Throughout the chaos the band battled on and finish triumphant.


http://www.sendspace.com/file/c2zh5k