The Clash
Live At Shea Stadium

Supporting the Top 10 breakthrough of Combat Rock, but dividing a reggae-and-hits-heavy set list more or less evenly among their first five albums, a ...

It's a funny thing, the live album. By nature, it'll never really capture the essence of a live performance, the jostling, living, breathing one off ...

While the Sex Pistols' "no future" became the bumper-sticker slogan of choice for first-wave UK punk rock, their London rivals the Clash built their p...

The Clash were one of the greatest bands of the punk and new wave era, and they tore up many a stage during their reign. Surprisingly, few official do...

In late 1982, the greatest punk band of all time was in the midst of a swift, sad decline: Though the Clash had just released their most commercially ...

Part of The Clash’s appeal were the contradictions that lay at their core; contradictions that would both fire them with fuel and, in the end, consume...

Since the Beatles played there in 1965, New York's Shea Stadium has come to represent the place where British bands could rest assured that they'd 'cr...

B>This concert album shows The Clash at the peak of their powers as live performers. Unlike 1999's From Here to Eternity: Live, which was a compilatio...

Having fired then-junkie drummer Topper Headon months earlier, the Clash that charged into Shea Stadium in October 1982 to open for the Who wasn't nec...

Great live albums are remarkably thin on the ground. Too often the victim of dodgy sound, a patchwork of performances or post-production trickery (tak...