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run away
far awayaltered images i could be happy (12”)
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Sorry, but I laughed pretty hard at this one
No one is safe from social justice and liberal college buzzwords.
GB - Design Classics II, Album Covers, 7-JAN-2010
Let It Bleed by The Rolling Stones – original cover and liner design by Robert Brownjohn, photo by Don McAllester, cake by Delia Smith; Led Zeppelin IV by Led Zeppelin; The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars by David Bowie; Tubular Bells by Mike Oldfield; London Calling by The Clash – photograph © Pennie Smith; Power, Corruption and Lies by New Order – Factory 1983, design by Peter Saville, A Basket of Roses by Henri Fantin-Latour, 1890; Screamadelica by Primal Scream – Artist: Paul Cannell; The Division Bell by Pink Floyd – design by Storm Thorgerson; Parklife by Blur – design by Chris Thomson/Stylorouge, photography by Bob Thomas; A Rush of Blood to the Head by Coldplay – design by Sølve Sundsbø.
The Clash - Train in Vain
Friday, 5th February 1982, Logan Campbell Centre, Auckland (via) play it loud
Say you stand by your man
Tell me something I don’t understand
You said you love me and that’s a fact
Then you left me, said you felt trapped
Well some things you can explain away
But my heartache’s in me till this day
Did you stand by me
No, not at all
Did you stand by me
No way
All the times
When we were close
I’ll remember these things the most
I see all my dreams come tumbling down
I won’t be happy without you around
So all alone I keep the wolves at bay
There is only one thing that I can say
You must explain why this must be
Did you lie when you spoke to me
Did you stand by me
No, not at all
Now I got a job
But it don’t pay
I need new clothes
I need somewhere to stay
But without all these things I can do
But without your love I won’t make it through
But you don’t understand my point of view
I suppose there’s nothing I can do
You must explain why this must be
Did you lie when you spoke to me?
Did you stand by me
Did you stand by me
No, not at all
Did you stand by me
No way
Did you stand by me
No, not at all
Did you stand by me
No way
and show you don’t care
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The Clash
photo by Erica Echenberg
Friday, 5th February 1982, Logan Campbell Centre, Auckland (via)
01 Intro
02 London Calling
03 One More Time
04 Safe European Home
05 Train In Vain
06 The Leader
07 Bankrobber
08 Magnificent Seven
09 The Guns Of Brixton
10 (White Man) in Hammersmith Palais
11 Ivan Meets GI Joe
12 Brand New Cadillac
13 Janie Jones
14 Koka Kola
15 I Fought the Law
16 Somebody Got Murdered
17 Clampdown
18 This Is Radio Clash
19 Clash City Rockers
20 I’m So Bored With The USA
21 Career Opportunities
22 Jimmy Jazz
23 Tommy Gun
24 Armageddon Time
25 Complete Control
26 Police On My Back
The Clash - Janie Jones
Friday, 5th February 1982, Logan Campbell Centre, Auckland (via)
‘It’s one thing to say, “Burn the cars and burn the ghetto”, but you try setting a car alight.’
Joe Strummer
The Clash - 1978
I know in America people think it ridiculous that one
can fight to the death over articles of clothing, but
in these islands it’s a different story. Teddy Boys
were rock ‘n’ rollers, so named after their Edwardian
dress style, and punks came in and took the Teddy Boy
jackets, which were lovely - long, finget-tip length
with moleskin lapels - and ripped them and put safety
pins in them. Johnny Rotten was particularly good at
decorating a jacket. Teddy Boys didn’t like punks
because they thought it was disrespectful what they
were doing to their clothes. Which I suppose it was.
And one summer in 1976 it was fairly dangerous to walk
the streets of London dressed as a punk, especially on
Saturday afternoons on the Kings Road, although you’d
get involved with Teddy Boys on any day, really. It was
their last stand, though, they were blown away by it
all. They were the old thing and Punk was the new and
there was never going to be a real contest.
Joe Strummer
I called myself Joe Strummer because I can only play all six strings at once, or none at all.
The Clash - 1977
THE CLASH - Original Clash Book
Found this at the library. It wasn’t hard. It’s big. It’s pink. It has ‘The Clash’ in large black letters on the spine. I like it.
781.66
CLAS
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North Shore Libraries, Takapuna
