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The Singles (CD version)  (Audio CD) 
by The Clash

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2006 box set, a real 'treasure chest' for Clash fans (and Punk and Rock fans in general)! During their lifespan (1977-85), The Clash released 19 of the greatest singles of their generation and all of them are here. Each CD single is packaged in it's own individual sleeve (plus original artwork from various countries), with each single including every B-side that appeared on various seven-inch and twelve-inch formats released around the world. Yes, every single from 'White Riot' to 'This Is England' complete with all the rare B-sides including 'London's Burning' (Live), 'Justice Tonight', 'First Night Back In London' 'Rockers Galore...UK Tour', 'Do It Now', four mixes of 'Magnificent Seven' and so much more. Even after all these years, The Clash are still the only band that matters. Sony. 2006.

Product Details:
Audio CD Release Date: November 14, 2006
Studio: Legacy
Number Of Discs: 19
Average Customer Rating: based on 12 reviews
Track Listing:
Disc: 1
1. White Riot
2. 1977
Disc: 2
1. Listen
2. Interview With The Clash On The Circle Line
3. Interview With The Clash On The Circle Line
4. Capital Radio One
Disc: 3
1. Remote Control
2. London's Burning
3. London's Burning
Disc: 4
1. Complete Control
2. The City Of The Dead
Disc: 5
1. Clash City Rockers
2. Jail Guitar Doors
Disc: 6
1. (White Man) In Hammersmith Palais
2. The Prisoner
Disc: 7
1. Tommy Gun
2. 1-2 Crush On You
Disc: 8
1. English Civil War
2. Pressure Drop
Disc: 9
1. I Fought The Law
2. Groovy Times
3. Gates Of The West
4. Capital Radio Two
Disc: 10
1. London Calling
2. Armagideon Time
3. Justice Tonight
4. Kick It Over
5. Clampdown
6. The Card Cheat
7. Lost In The Supermarket
Disc: 11
1. Bankrobber
2. Rockers Galore...UK Tour
3. Rudie Can't Fail
4. Train In Vain
Disc: 12
1. The Call Up
2. Stop The World
Disc: 13
1. Hitsville U.K.
2. Radio One
3. Police On My Back
4. Somebody Got Murdered
Disc: 14
1. The Magnificent Seven (Edit)
2. The Magnificent Dance (Edit)
3. Lightning Strikes (Not Once But Twice)
4. One More Time
5. One More Dub
6. The Cool Out
7. The Magnificent Seven
8. The Magnificent Dance
Disc: 15
1. This Is Radio Clash
2. Radio Clash
3. Outside Broadcast
4. Radio 5
Disc: 16
1. Know Your Rights
2. First Night Back In London
Disc: 17
1. Rock The Casbah
2. Long Time Jerk
3. Mustapha Dance
4. Red Angel Dragnet
5. Overpowered By Funk
Disc: 18
1. Should I Stay Or Should I Go
2. Straight To Hell
3. Inoculated City
4. Cool Confusion
Disc: 19
1. This Is England
2. Do It Now
3. Sex Mad Roar
 
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0 of 1 found the following review helpful:

4i had to complete my clash collection  Mar 28, 2009
i really didn't need this. i had most of the contents, and i bought a lot of the picture sleeve singles in England. But i got it anyway. It's nice. I guess it would make a good present.

0 of 1 found the following review helpful:

5Excellent  Jan 18, 2008
I like The Clash, because they rock all the time. I like a lot of their songs, including "Train In Vain", "Rock The Casbah", "Sex Mad Roar", "Lost In The Supermarket", and so forth. Those songs are pretty cool.

0 of 1 found the following review helpful:

3Good box set to not listen to.  Dec 28, 2007
The Clash box set is a awesome box set for those who plan on not listening to the songs. The cds inside are packaged into their own sleeves. Thus, when wanting to listen to all the tracks, one must own a 19 disc player or be ready to change out cds after 2 songs. For the collectors out there, buy the box set and the normal cd as well. That way you have one for listening and one for looking cool on the shelf. For the listeners out there, buy the single disc greatest hits cds and save some cash. The idea of the box set might go against the ideas that the Clash were going for, but then money does talk.

0 of 1 found the following review helpful:

4A SINGLE DISCOVERY  Jun 10, 2007
I AM A HUGE CLASH FAN , HAVING DISCOVERED THEM IN 1982 NEAR THE END OF THEIR JOURNEY . I PURCHASED THIS COLLECTION MORE TO SATISFY MY CURIOSITY MORE THAN ANYTHING ELSE . I ENJOYED IT OVERALL , AND EVEN FOUND ONE ADDITIONAL SANDINISTA TRACK [ RADIO ONE ]! I THOUGHT I HAD EVERYTHING .
THE ONLY REASON I DID NOT GIVE THIS 5 STARS IS THE PACKAGING . IN AN EFFORT TO BE ACCURATE , THEY RELEASED EACH SINGLE ON ONE DISC WITH THE ORIGINAL ARTWORK . THAT MAKES FOR 19 CDs . THE FIRST HAS ONLY TWO TRACKS , AND 3:40 MINUTES OF MUSIC . I WISH THEY HAD CONSOLIDATED ! ALSO , THE COMMENTS ARE RATHER INCOMPLETE , AS IN " ARGENTINIAN 7" ". WAS IT A DIFFERENT MIX ? THIS IS A WELCOME ADDITION TO THE CLASH LEGACY , EVEN IF YOU WILL HAVE TO LOAD YOUR CD PLAYER FOUR TIMES...........

21 of 21 found the following review helpful:

4Not all available elsewhere  May 31, 2007
Not to be confused with the one-disc, 18 track collection "The Singles," this is a box set that collects the Clash's UK singles on 19 individual discs that are designed to look like black vinyl. Since it includes not just the original B-sides of the vinyl singles, but also alternate B-sides from releases in different markets, the total length and track listing is quite considerable, 67 tracks total. Since the ordering follows the UK singles releases, not the US ones, there are a few oddities that may seem a bit humorous. For example, "Train in Vain," one of the biggest US hits, is included here only as an alternate B-side to the "Bankrobber" single.

I shouldn't need to tell serious Clash fans that this set has a lot of fine material. Still, I should say that for anyone who is just looking for a career-retrospective of the Clash, you might find the CLASH ON BROADWAY box set, or even THE ESSENTIAL CLASH more user-friendly than the 19 disc format here. The real audience for this set is the Clash completist, who really wants to have the total recorded works of the Clash on CD.

It is true of course that some of the tracks are available elsewhere, and certain tracks may appear on as many as five other discs. Collectors can expect some duplication. Still, it is not true, as an earlier posting implied, that all of this is available elsewhere. I have tried to compile a list of what is distinctive about this set.

(1) The "Capital Radio EP" was a free vinyl giveaway distributed by New Musical Express magazine. It included an interview conducted by Tony Parsons on a moving train. A few minutes of this was included on the STORY OF THE CLASH compilation, but not the two part, 12 minute version included here. The instrumental "Listen" plays through part of the interview, but to hear it without the talk, you have to get SUPER BLACK MARKET CLASH.

(2) The live version of "London's Burning" from the "Remote Control" single was once released on CD on a disc called 1977 REVISITED: CRUCIAL MUSIC, but that has been out of print for years, so it is only currently available here.

(3) This set includes a pair of "dub" remixes of "Armagideon Time, "Justice Tonight" (running time: 4:09) and "Kick it Over" (4:44), presented as two separate tracks from different single releases. That is a little different from the combined "Justice Tonight/Kick it Over" track on SUPER BLACK MARKET CLASH (8: 53) and even more different from the earlier 7:00 version of "Justice Tonight/Kick it Over" on BLACK MARKET CLASH.

(4) "Rockers Galore...UK Tour" is a reworking of "Bankrobber" with Mikey Dread singing new lyrics about touring with the Clash. This is not the same track as "Robber Dub" on SUPER BLACK MARKET CLASH, which lacks the Dread vocal and lyrics.

(5) "Radio One" from the "Hitsville UK" single is a fun Mikey Dread composition with Dread on vocals. The lyrics complain about the lack of reggae music on the BBC.

(6) This set has two single re-edits of "The Magnificent Seven" from the 7" single (3:39) and the 12" single (4:30). Both of these are shorter than the version on the SANDINISTA album (5:29). The longer 12" version is available on the single-disc THE SINGLES CD, but the 7" version is only available on CD here.

(7) There are also two versions of the instrumental "The Magnificent Dance" from the 7" (3:35) and 12" (5:36) singles. The longer version is on SUPER BLACK MARKET CLASH, but the shorter one is only available on CD here.

(8) "Outside Broadcast" is a jaw-dropping variation of "This is Radio Clash" with mostly different lyrics that reference everything from "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" to "Lord of the Dance." Truly unique and a highlight of this set.

(9) "Radio 5" is a dub remix of "This is Radio Clash" with lots of rap style record scratching. It is more conventional than "Outside Broadcast," but worth a listen.

(10) "Long Time Jerk" from the "Rock the Casbah" single runs 5:08, almost twice as long as the version on SUPER BLACK MARKET CLASH (2:57).

(11) "Inoculated City" from the "Should I Stay or Should I Go Single" incorporates a radio commercial about toilets into the middle of the song. Either this is the original radio commercial that the "Flushco" company sued to have removed from the US release, or it is a substitute commercial that was only on the UK single. Either way, it adds a more satiric tone to the song than is found on the version on the US release of COMBAT ROCK

(12) "Straight to Hell" appears here in its short single version, running only 3:51. That is shorter than the version that appears on COMBAT ROCK (5:33) and the still longer version on CLASH ON BROADWAY (6: 50). I am not sure longer is better. I rather like the shortest version.

(13) and (14) The 12" single of "This is England" included two tracks that are only available on CD here, "Do it Now" and "Sex Mad Roar." I think these are better than several of the tracks that did appear on the CUT THE CRAP album.

Obviously, some of the above are only slight variations of familiar tracks, but there are also interesting rarities like "Outside Broadcast" and "Sex Mad Roar." The set goes a long way toward making all the previously uncollected Clash tracks available, though there are still a few exceptions. Around the time of the STORY OF THE CLASH release, the Clash put out a CD-single called "Back to Brixton" that contained three remixes of "The Guns of Brixton" that are not included here. Also, the discography of CLASH ON BROADWAY lists a B-Side called "Radio 6." If that is not a misprint for "Radio 5," then it is missing here.


 
 
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