My name is Butch Weatherly and I am genuinely happy to be listening to this wonderful song very, very loud on Sunday, February 25,2024 in Kihei Maui. This song has always warmed my heart and soothed my soul and I sincerely wish nothing but Peace, Happiness, and Prosperity to all who read this. Take Care and I genuinely Love you all! Respectfully and with The Warmest of Aloha , Butch Weatherly
My dude! I entirely agree! I bought this as the first new release by the only band that matters, after picking up their first 2 American releases the summer before. This is a perfect album, and though there are numerous other perfect albums, this has an incredible feel, and depth that they shouldn't have reached on their third offering. Anyone who claims to love rock who doesn't have and listen to this in an ongoing manner is a poser.
Please buy this album! London Calling. I got it the first time I heard this song. I spent weeks trying to find it in stores. I bought one cassette that turned out to be country. 😢 When I finally found it, it became the soundtrack for two years of my life. All I would listen to was this and The Cars. But then it was 90% this album. Some of the songs from this album have been in movies. "Rudy Can't Fail," another of my favorites, was in a John Cusack movie. My brother would play the drums on the perfectly aligned dash in front of him and we would sing and laugh. We were the only 2 people I knew who listened to it and that made it even better. Then in 1990, Rolling Stone named it the greatest album of the 80's (actually came out in 1979). Then Sandinista, then the album where everyone started loving them, Combat Rock. With Should I Stay or Should I Go and Rock the Casbah (whatever the heck that is). Happy for their success, but sad that they weren't just mine (and my brothers anymore). Crap! How many words have I just typed? Sorry
@@steveg1107 I have the album. I've had it for years. I also remember when London Calling was a radio hit back in 1979 and 1980, although I was very young. I thought it was a pretty cool song.
The Clash were always musically evolving,that's what made them one of the best bands to come out of uk,plus catchy tunes.Joe Strummer gone but never forgotten.
I don't identify with a lot of music, but The Clash were something special. They weren't afraid to write about suffering or injustice or oppression. RIP Joe Strummer and love live The Clash.
Another one of those sad songs, that if you don’t know the lyrics are happy. Like ring of Fire, or maxwells silver hammer. So happy until you realize those are about burning for eternity in the underworld, and a mass murderer.
@@lionide138 It's a song so catchy, most people don't listen to the lyrics. But they should! Because it's not just about the pleasures of bachelorhood, and the importance of individualism, it's also a personal statement about the band itself.
I have a very small stream in my yard an can catch a couple hundred crayfish a day. The waters only a few inches deep. Not the kind you'd eat but excellent fishing bait.
This has always been my favorite album of all time. No matter how low I'm feeling, I put this on and it puts a smile on my face. My most prized physical possession is my original vinyl copy from 1979. Best birthday gift I ever got!
Interesting tidbit - London Calling was released December '79 in England, January '80 in the states. So it's the best album of the 70's in England, and the best album of the 80's in the US.
I also have an original British pressing, my most prized possession, along with my autographed photo of Bette Davis. Released in the UK the day I turned 2 months old.
This album was a huge step forward. They had almost completely dropped a traditional punk sound, but kept the punk attitude, while experimenting with all kinds of music. Listening to their 1st album in 77, who would think just 2 years later, they would do a song like this or Revolution Rock?
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 heartaches 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 can't be happy without you around So all alone I keep the wolves at bay And the only one thing that I can say Did you stand by me No, not at all Did you stand by me No way 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 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 You must explain why this must be Did you lie when you spoke to me? Did you stand by me No, not at all Did you stand by me No way
Generational feeling type song. It captures something about the human spirit so perfectly. It’s always been a song by the clash that for me stuck out as this almost Genre-Bending song of its time where it’s encapsulates such a beautiful feeling of melancholic nostalgia we’ve all felt.
My mom got really sick when I was young with multiple sclerosis. Unfortunately for me but fortunately for her she did pass away peacefully when I was 17, this song just brings back a wealth of memories. Good and bad, but it keeps her spirit alive when I'm down
I used to play this song over and over again. I didn’t realise how much until my Spanish Mum was singing it whilst vacuuming!!! No.1 fan I adore them xxxxxx
@@susanelliott1 ha ha. That's great. I hope you both have a really nice time together on her birthday, and I hope she's able to dance and sing along with you as well.
When I first heard the entire album, I was stunned on how every song in this album are magnificent. This song might be my second favorite song of The Clash.
Mick Jones has A very unique singing voice.his speaking voice is one of the nicest sounds I’ve ever heard.two great voices in one group,sweet dynamite.
I can't even understand who felt it necessary to dislike this... like to actively search out and listen to the clash, not even their most massive hit, and say, "i need to do this for me"... people are very peculiar
Just finished listening to this album front to back again, and knowing this song is always waiting at the end is like awaiting the cherry on top a beautiful delicious sundae
well joe n mick sound exactly alike.n i thought how ahead of its time its clash n its also preview of whars to come late clash n also mick with his band big audio dynamite..which is crazy cause joe is exec producer on big audio dynamite stuff
The other day I heard a (borrowed) cover version of this song while dancing 5 Rhythms and it took me a while.... THE CLASH, Yessssss After certainly 20 years I listen to the whole LP again....😊 What a timeless masterpiece😊
10 year old me was playing NCAA 2006 when I stumbled upon this gem for the first time. Ever since then this song will randomly come to mind throughout the years and bring me happiness
When I was in primary school we sold magazines for some terrible reason and my sister and me always took music albums as our rewards. This was one. I listened to it about a million times.
I'm from a small Midwest town with no radio station that played anything good. It wasn't til 1985 we got cable and the original MTV. So I just looked at album covers on the flyer and bought anything. I fell in love with all of them. Only Prince I saw on Saturday Night Special and lost my damned mind. Trench coat, boots, fishnets. I think the "what the actual f" 80s were very interesting.
Found this song through NCAA 06. Revisited this song after watching 500 Days of Summer. Became a favorite years later after developing a taste in real music and realizing who The Clash were.
Jacob Hawkins you have to check out the pixies (my favorite band) They wrote the song here comes your man that the main character sings drunk at karaoke
@Brazilian Tex Atlantis nah man It is not regret It is powerful A guitar smashed Or not Still makes some noise Brazilian tex Just stop thinking Listen again
This was a game changer !!! Few groups in the history of recorded music changed the game. The J5 with MJ, Run DMC, The Stones, James Brown, Johnny Cash etc., but this was a game changer. Punk rock like the world has never known and will never experience again, PEACE !!!
I hear you loud & clear friend. Always loved the song but the lyrics have taken on an even greater significance when my long term "partner" suddenly up and left. She "did'nt stand by me... No not at all... No way".
My name is Butch Weatherly and I am genuinely happy to be listening to this wonderful song very, very loud on Sunday, February 25,2024 in Kihei Maui. This song has always warmed my heart and soothed my soul and I sincerely wish nothing but Peace, Happiness, and Prosperity to all who read this. Take Care and I genuinely Love you all! Respectfully and with The Warmest of Aloha , Butch Weatherly
Sounds like you've been day drinking. 😀
@@krisgoldsmith476yeah but butch is in Hawaii. That's absolutely warranted.
Keep rockin bro
👍🇨🇦
Thanks Butch ......same to you !
One of the Top Ten albums ever😅
I will check it out....
My dude! I entirely agree! I bought this as the first new release by the only band that matters, after picking up their first 2 American releases the summer before. This is a perfect album, and though there are numerous other perfect albums, this has an incredible feel, and depth that they shouldn't have reached on their third offering. Anyone who claims to love rock who doesn't have and listen to this in an ongoing manner is a poser.
45 years today.
Amazing album, amazing song.
I'm not a big Clash fan, but I love this song more than I can put into words. Simply put it's one of the greatest songs of the 20th century.
yes yes yes
So beautiful xx
Please buy this album! London Calling. I got it the first time I heard this song. I spent weeks trying to find it in stores. I bought one cassette that turned out to be country. 😢
When I finally found it, it became the soundtrack for two years of my life. All I would listen to was this and The Cars. But then it was 90% this album. Some of the songs from this album have been in movies. "Rudy Can't Fail," another of my favorites, was in a John Cusack movie. My brother would play the drums on the perfectly aligned dash in front of him and we would sing and laugh. We were the only 2 people I knew who listened to it and that made it even better. Then in 1990, Rolling Stone named it the greatest album of the 80's (actually came out in 1979). Then Sandinista, then the album where everyone started loving them, Combat Rock. With Should I Stay or Should I Go and Rock the Casbah (whatever the heck that is). Happy for their success, but sad that they weren't just mine (and my brothers anymore). Crap! How many words have I just typed? Sorry
Beautiful xxx
@@steveg1107 I have the album. I've had it for years.
I also remember when London Calling was a radio hit back in 1979 and 1980, although I was very young. I thought it was a pretty cool song.
The Clash were always musically evolving,that's what made them one of the best bands to come out of uk,plus catchy tunes.Joe Strummer gone but never forgotten.
In my opinion from start to finish this album is one of the best of all time
"Lost in the Supermarket" definitely a classic, along with many others on the album. And of course, the title track is a masterpiece.
Agreed! Classics like this are a thing of the past and are mostly foreign to todays sissy and robotic musical generation.
F. Crazybone stop listening to mainstream and dig deeper theres a metric shit ton of amazing music out there
M Zach I prefer the first album and Give em enough rope
Aparently the greatest album of the 80s ( seen it on TV forget what pogram ) ... came out in 79 :D
The riff, the drums, lyrics. Everything in this song is excellent craftsmanship
The harmonica
Yes! The harmonica.
i always thought that the clash were the best musicians in the punk genre
🎯
The dude on rhythm is just a bangin
One of the greatest rock albums ever recorded, period........
Press REPEAT....F....Yah
That's more truth than gospel!!!
London Calling turned 40 years old today, and it hasn’t aged a second.
Jesus saves 🙂
I think it’s 41 years old. :)
cheers 🍺
For real it really stands out amongst other punk albums of the time and every song is still so unique and catchy.
Great music never does!
I don't identify with a lot of music, but The Clash were something special. They weren't afraid to write about suffering or injustice or oppression. RIP Joe Strummer and love live The Clash.
Whole purpose of them
Yep
Keith Levene died on Veterans Day 11 November 2022 at the age of 65 from Liver Cancer.
@@Texasmilitarydepartmentvid9654 very sad. Keith's early guitar work with pil was other worldly
Never saw the Clash but saw BAD Mick Jones n they were unreal
This is quite possibly the happiest sounding breakup song ever. You just can't help but dance to it lol.
Truee haha
Another one of those sad songs, that if you don’t know the lyrics are happy. Like ring of Fire, or maxwells silver hammer. So happy until you realize those are about burning for eternity in the underworld, and a mass murderer.
my girl broke up with me while this was playing lmao
Tina Giordanella YES!
@@lionide138 It's a song so catchy, most people don't listen to the lyrics.
But they should! Because it's not just about the pleasures of bachelorhood, and the importance of individualism, it's also a personal statement about the band itself.
You love this song - then you get put into a position to understand the words and relate.. it’s at that point you realize it’s a masterpiece
This is one of my "dozen" songs. I hear it once, and I immediately want to hear it another 11 times.
Fuck yeah, over and over and over why not
@Connor-gb8uy That's how I feel about Roxy Music's second album.
Same
# 11 is my lifelong gig...Sooo Let's Use It As A Multiplier...
One of the all time greatest sons ever written!
And it's sang by the guitarist.
@@anthonyfuqua6988 It has to be sung by the guitarist because Mick Jones and Joe Strummer both play guitar!
Sons? 🤣
@@thesoundlikechameleons2082 You know that I meant to say songs! So I made a typo.
maybe not one of the greatest sons, I rolled a 5/4/6 son, he was pretty neat (bonus points to those who get the reference)
This is my favorite Clash song.
It’s one of mine to love love love the clash
Yup
Me too
SAMEEE it gives me so much happiness just listening to it
Jesus saves 🙂
My favorite by the Clash. Amazing song. "...did you lieeee when you spoke to me..."
Go out door people want play crayfish and free my soul record dig
@@sonoyta5386 What?
I have a very small stream in my yard an can catch a couple hundred crayfish a day. The waters only a few inches deep. Not the kind you'd eat but excellent fishing bait.
This has always been my favorite album of all time. No matter how low I'm feeling, I put this on and it puts a smile on my face. My most prized physical possession is my original vinyl copy from 1979. Best birthday gift I ever got!
Interesting tidbit - London Calling was released December '79 in England, January '80 in the states. So it's the best album of the 70's in England, and the best album of the 80's in the US.
What an amazing band. I grew up with them in the 80s and I still love them . Joe strummer was a genius . Rip 😢
I also have an original British pressing, my most prized possession, along with my autographed photo of Bette Davis. Released in the UK the day I turned 2 months old.
Great song from 1979! Man, it's as good now as it was 37 years ago. Thanks for posting this timeless classic!
Agree
Stay in by me
I’m pretty sure it was released in 1980
@@Baseeksj Nope, December 1979 it was released.
100%
A flood of childhood memories when i listen to this, my friend Rene Espolon and I would crank this on his dads stereo.
The day Joe died I drank two bottles of wine while listening to this album. Cheers to you Joe. Thank you for your music.
Thanks a lot😊
The Clash were criminally understed. When the songs that didn't hit the Top10 are still🔥 nothing like it.
This song will never die
This album was a huge step forward. They had almost completely dropped a traditional punk sound, but kept the punk attitude, while experimenting with all kinds of music. Listening to their 1st album in 77, who would think just 2 years later, they would do a song like this or Revolution Rock?
This is one of those songs that I can listen to anytime, anyplace, anywhere. It's just awesome.
Great point
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 heartaches 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 can't be happy without you around
So all alone I keep the wolves at bay
And the only one thing that I can say
Did you stand by me
No, not at all
Did you stand by me
No way
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
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
You must explain why this must be
Did you lie when you spoke to me?
Did you stand by me
No, not at all
Did you stand by me
No way
You botched these lyrics bro
"you didn't stand by me"
That album cover is one of the greatest pictures ever taken in rock
Thank Pete
Agree
Why is this song so fucking awesome?
Rodney Mullen on Almost's round 3
Had to look up the soundtrack to that to find this song, glad I remembered it was in his part after all these years!
After watching it I remembered how I wanted to learn to slide primo like him, I just couldn't figure out how he did it.
***** William Patrick had the best part though, best skater ever!!!!
Best comment I've ever seen in YT, Jeff Panetta. Godspeed man, to you and yours.
On repeat until my heart's clamped back together 🙏
Did it work
The Clash was underrated, one of the best bands of the 80s
The Clash was everything U2 wished they were.
This was my favorite song from this great band.
Hot take - One of the best songs of all time. The drums and especially the harmonica rifts really make it something special. The rest is great too:)
It's the locked groove between drums and guitar riff that makes it special
Banger 🎉
This is one of the greatest Songs of all times in my personal opinion.
Generational feeling type song. It captures something about the human spirit so perfectly. It’s always been a song by the clash that for me stuck out as this almost Genre-Bending song of its time where it’s encapsulates such a beautiful feeling of melancholic nostalgia we’ve all felt.
I’ve never been able to sit still when this song plays. Almost fell off the toilet just now.
that's Greeeaaattt...I Dig IT on the Throne...you Gooo
Welcome to an absolute masterpiece of musical genuis
This song totally rocks. It's impossible to listen to it without swaying your body.
Puts a little strut in ya step for sure
My mom got really sick when I was young with multiple sclerosis. Unfortunately for me but fortunately for her she did pass away peacefully when I was 17, this song just brings back a wealth of memories. Good and bad, but it keeps her spirit alive when I'm down
IMHO,this is the best song from the Clash.
The clash were and still the only punk rockers that defined the late 70s and early 80s and number 1 in my opinion
The beginning of the song gives me 7am vibes and the sun is starting to shine
I used to play this song over and over again. I didn’t realise how much until my Spanish Mum was singing it whilst vacuuming!!! No.1 fan I adore them xxxxxx
I hope she also moves and grooves to it whilst doing that vacuuming. I'm sure it would make the task more enjoyable.
@@warrenmilford1329 ha ha. She used to actually. But she’s 90 in November. Il play it and see if she still can xxxx
@@susanelliott1 ha ha. That's great. I hope you both have a really nice time together on her birthday, and I hope she's able to dance and sing along with you as well.
When I first heard the entire album, I was stunned on how every song in this album are magnificent.
This song might be my second favorite song of The Clash.
Jojo fan 🤢
Mick Jones has A very unique singing voice.his speaking voice is one of the nicest sounds I’ve ever heard.two great voices in one group,sweet dynamite.
High school, beautiful day it is one of my favorite memories
It’s physically impossible to not like this song, 9/10 dentists agree.
That 1 dentist: _Peace was never an option_
Lol
I don't know what the hell you're talking about but I'm just going to go ahead and like this anyway.
@@danirankin6130 Thank you, I do appreciate that clarification.
run Caz Always the safe option when talking to me. Suspend your logic and your panties, and we can have a conversation
Equal parts attitude, reckless abandon, and anguish. Mick, Joe, Paul and Topper nailed it.
It's CRIMINAL that this video only has 7M views.
It's the title. Agree 💯.
Never gets old!
My favorite by the Clash. Amazing song. "...did you lieeee when you spoke to me..."
The Clash are one of the best bands from over the pond!!
A hell to the yeah!
You could even make the argument that they are the best band from over the pond
Nah they are great but not the best!! There have been loads of great bands from the uk 🇬🇧
The Clash
THE ONLY BAND THAT MATTERS!!!
✊❤️❤️✊
This song is so good it gives me chills
I can't even understand who felt it necessary to dislike this... like to actively search out and listen to the clash, not even their most massive hit, and say, "i need to do this for me"... people are very peculiar
JJ Knox So True
hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhhhaaahh......hahahahahahahhahahahhahahaahhahaha
.......hahahhahahahahahahahaha
hahahhhahahhahahah..... oh man you are terrific ...... bravo good sir... or madam
Egbert Wadman haha oh man you are a sweetheart bless your heart brother... or sister ... namaste
Probably trolls who hate their life.
Saw the Clash at the Santa Monica Civic in 1979 along with Bo Diddley, it was incredible!!
i remember where and when i bought this album in 1979, i've still got it it and still love it
Just finished listening to this album front to back again, and knowing this song is always waiting at the end is like awaiting the cherry on top a beautiful delicious sundae
The Clash helped shape my life as kid in the early 80's, such an awesome Punk Band
This is the best Clash that doesn't sound like The Clash.
This is definitely a different side of them.
They've got many songs like this one. Check out lost in supermarket, charlie don't surf, sound of sinners, should I stay or should I go
+Citadel I agree! Doesn't sound like the Clash but, still a great song nonetheless!
well joe n mick sound exactly alike.n i thought how ahead of its time its clash n its also preview of whars to come late clash n also mick with his band big audio dynamite..which is crazy cause joe is exec producer on big audio dynamite stuff
Citadel 'cause it's DISCO!
the more this goes on repeat, the more life gets awesome. 😄And I wish it be the same for everyone.
I miss you, Joe. You are a true music Icon, Thanks for all you did to music..
my favorite band and song of ALL TIME. still love you Mick. xoxoxoxo
This has been my favourite song since I was three, I'm so grateful my mum had good taste in music :)
That’s so sweet!! I was 15 in 1980.
This song sung by Mick Jones is poignant, beautiful, there are no more bands like that
Ciao from Italy
The other day I heard a (borrowed) cover version of this song while dancing 5 Rhythms and it took me a while.... THE CLASH, Yessssss
After certainly 20 years I listen to the whole LP again....😊
What a timeless masterpiece😊
The Clash foi uma das melhores bandas da década de 70, adoro The Train in Vain, dá vontade de ouvir o tempo todo. Great Band.
I heard this song on NCAA 06' back when I was like 10 and 11 and I've loved it ever since.
Yes !!! My old Texas dynasty on there with this as the only song playing from the entire soundtrack
Same
But then you left me, said you felt trapped.
Every time I hear the Clash,I feel proud of being British :)
Reminds me of my dad he loved the clash
NCAA 2006. Good memories
Yesssss!
Oh wow. EA Sports got good taste. Heard many a choon for the first time on FIFA
I Found this song at rock bottom. Reminded me all I had was myself, made me feel better.
❤❤️🔥🩵
What a freaking great song, the way it makes you feel. Awesome.
This song is over 40 years old and it's great to know people are still finding it!
One of those songs that can find the soul of anyone listening regardless of musical preferences.
The Clash-''Train in Vain''.This song is so awesome.I love it!
10 year old me was playing NCAA 2006 when I stumbled upon this gem for the first time. Ever since then this song will randomly come to mind throughout the years and bring me happiness
The Best! my sister saw them in London in 1982
Cool
One of my favourite songs from The Clash, great song!
One of my all time favourite song ❤
Album of the Decade 1980’s. Recorded in ‘79.
Released in November 1979.
When I was in primary school we sold magazines for some terrible reason and my sister and me always took music albums as our rewards. This was one. I listened to it about a million times.
Only a million? I don't know how many times I have bought London Calling in it's many formats (Vinyl, cassette, CD, Etc.).
I'm from a small Midwest town with no radio station that played anything good. It wasn't til 1985 we got cable and the original MTV. So I just looked at album covers on the flyer and bought anything. I fell in love with all of them. Only Prince I saw on Saturday Night Special and lost my damned mind. Trench coat, boots, fishnets. I think the "what the actual f" 80s were very interesting.
From atart to finish, London Calling is everything
Found this song through NCAA 06.
Revisited this song after watching 500 Days of Summer.
Became a favorite years later after developing a taste in real music and realizing who The Clash were.
Jacob Hawkins you have to check out the pixies (my favorite band) They wrote the song here comes your man that the main character sings drunk at karaoke
Jacob Hawkins. 7
Jacob Hawkins real MVP
NCAA '06 soundtrack was great! ALso why I'm here and know this song.
Maaaannn!!! Brings back memories playing that game!
A happy early-beatles-esque music with a down to earth lyrics about a heartbreak. I love this song!
This album was the anthem of my high school days. Get so nostalgic when I listen. Like going back in a time machine
Thats the magic of good music, no expiration date
I really enjoy the drum into to this song! Then the guitars/melody catches the rhythm...excellent!
Legends never die. Joe lives on through timeless songs like this.
Mick on vocals
This ones for 5 years down the drain. Lyrics are so appropriate
@Brazilian Tex Atlantis nah man
It is not regret
It is powerful
A guitar smashed
Or not
Still makes some noise
Brazilian tex
Just stop thinking
Listen again
@Blind Brazilian Tex Atlantis call it what u will
But
I aint listening to you or anyone else ANYMORE
Just my heart
Adieu
@@evanmurphy4903 I'm sorry, I wasn't listening. What did you say?
10 years for me. Supported her and our two kids.. gave her everything. Theres always music.
Hearing ya brother
These guys were the bomb listen to them so much in my younger days. Hanging out in the woods partie i miss that this song brings back good memorys
Thank you
This got thrown in as a last-minute add-on
...and the rest is Rock history
Oh lawdy this album is solid gold
This was a game changer !!! Few groups in the history of recorded music changed the game. The J5 with MJ, Run DMC, The Stones, James Brown, Johnny Cash etc., but this was a game changer. Punk rock like the world has never known and will never experience again, PEACE !!!
It's impossible not to like this song.
Love this song, even though it reminds me of someone I'm trying to forget...
me too bro
My man, we all know that feel only too well.
It’s in the NCAA football 06 soundtrack if you played that perhaps lol
I hear you loud & clear friend. Always loved the song but the lyrics have taken on an even greater significance when my long term "partner" suddenly up and left. She "did'nt stand by me... No not at all... No way".
The first love of my life introduced me to The Clash. Years later, he took his own life. I still feel like a piece of my heart died with him.
Yessssssss! FANTASTIC!!!!
My favourite Clash song....it`s such a brilliant and cool tune with fantastic lead vocals from Mick Jones.
The first 5 seconds of this song are so iconic . Its a amazing song R.I.P Joe Strummer
the production on this is amazing everything echoes and pops at the same time its really clear
Absolutely first class!!! What a tune and an album of the finest quality for sure.
Its been awhile since I've heard this banger--The Clash's finest hour for sure
This song hit's so hard!!!!!
What a banging song.. LOVE The Clash.