NASCAR CEO Steve O’Donnell has made plenty of fans happy since he took over earlier this year with changes to […] ...
The Clash never seemed too concerned about failing to produce pop hits. And then it happened all at once in 1982.
It was a fast, furious and very prolific ride for the Clash. After forming in 1977, things moved quickly, with the band issuing a steady stream of classic singles and groundbreaking LPs. In addition, ...
The Clash released London Calling in December 1979. The double album pushed the envelope for what a punk band could be. There was straight-ahead punk rock, but the band’s evolution was evident in the ...
The Clash’s fifth album, Combat Rock, came at a crossroads for the band in 1982. Their ambitious 1980 three-LP set, Sandinista!, was viewed as something as a disappointment in their native U.K. But in ...
In 1982, The Clash dropped one of their biggest albums, Combat Rock. The album’s release, however, was plagued with chaos. Right before, frontman Joe Strummer went missing for three weeks, forcing the ...
The Clash were an influential English rock band formed in London in 1976, often hailed as "The Only Band That Matters." They emerged as a defining force in the original wave of British punk rock, ...
From the beginning, The Clash was a study in contradictions: a breathtakingly aerodynamic band that became one of rock and roll’s most self-indulgent outfits; punks who were never quite punk; a ...
The Clash forever changed and influenced not only punk rock but also new wave as well as the grunge and alternative rock spheres. Beginning as punk pioneers in the original wave of British punk rock ...
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