
The Complete Clash
Keith ToppingThe Complete Clash
October 1, 2003Reynolds & Hearn272 pages
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They were fast, loud, ragged and dangerous. They were Joe, Mick, Paul and Topper. They were the Clash City Rockers. "The Complete Clash celebrates the body of work left behind by one on the finest rock and roll bands that Britain has ever produced. The first book of its kind, it includes a song-by-song analysis of everything from 'Armagideon Time' to 'White Riot'. There is exhaustive coverage of The Clash's 600--plus live performances between 1976 and 1985, and a study of the band's TV and film appearances.
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