The Clash - London Calling: 30th Anniversary Edition

The Clash - London Calling: 30th Anniversary Edition

Media Condition:  Mint (M)
Sleeve Condition: Mint (M)

Format:      CD, Album, RE, RM + DVD-V, Copy Prot., NTSC
Country:    Argentina  
Released:  2016
Genre:       Rock
Style:         New Wave, Ska, Punk

Track List:

CD-1. London Calling 3:19
CD-2. Brand New Cadillac 2:08
CD-3. Jimmy Jazz 3:54
CD-4. Hateful 2:44
CD-5. Rudie Can't Fail 3:29
CD-6. Spanish Bombs 3:18
CD-7. The Right Profile 3:54
CD-8. Lost In The Supermarket 3:47
CD-9. Clampdown 3:49
CD-10. The Guns Of Brixton 3:09
CD-11. Wrong 'Em Boyo 3:10
CD-12. Death Or Glory 3:55
CD-13. Koka Kola 1:47
CD-14. The Card Cheat 3:49
CD-15. Lover's Rock 4:03
CD-16. Four Horsemen 2:55
CD-17. I'm Not Down 3:06
CD-18. Revolution Rock 5:33
CD-19. Train In Vain 3:10
DVD-1. The Last Testament - The Making Of London Calling - Part 1
DVD-2. The Last Testament - The Making Of London Calling - Part 2
DVD-3. Home Video Footage Of The Clash Recording London Calling In Wessex Studios
DVD-4. Clampdown - Video (Live)
DVD-5. Train In Vain - Video (Live)
DVD-6. London Calling - (Video)

Notes: 

Limited 2009 two disc (CD + NTSC/Region 0 DVD) 30th Anniversary edition of one of Rock's most celebrated albums including a bonus DVD that contains the Don Letts-produced documentary The Last Testament as well as videos and live footage. The discs come in vinyl replica packaging, complete with liner bags/inner sleeves and a 20 page book. London Calling was The Clash's third album, released at the end of 1979 and earned them the best reviews (and sales) of their career. Three decades on, the album remains a fresh, invigorating slice of Rock 'n' Roll from 'the only band that matters'. Sony. CD1: Remastered version of the original London Calling LP CBS CLASH3. Recorded at Wessex Studios, Winter 79 and released December 14th 1979. Re-mastered at Whitfield Street Studios DVD: featuring 'Don Letts 30 minute documentary The Last Testament: The Making of London Calling; promo videos for 'London Calling', 'Train In Vain' and 'Clampdown'; and home video of The Clash recording the album in Wessex Studios showing the idiosyncratic production technique of legendary producer Guy Stevens. Live performances of London Calling, Revolution Rock and Clampdown are taken from BBC Television's 'Nationwide', first broadcast 18/2/1980. ℗ 2004 BBC. Front Cover: New York Palladium 21.9.79 Back Cover Pictures Bellow: Clash at Armadillo World Headquarters, Austin Texas Right: Clash in Atalanta, Georgia All songs published by Nineden Ltd./Universal Music Publishing Ltd. except: Track CD-2 Carlin Music Corp. Track CD-11 Clive Alphanso MCPS Track CD-18 Fairwood Music Ltd./Panache Music Ltd. Ⓟ 2004 & © 2009 Sony Music Entertainment UK Limited. Distributed by Sony Music Entertainment.

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Mint (M)

Absolutely perfect in every way. Certainly never been played, possibly even still sealed.

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