The Clash

A much better two disc collection than The Story of the Clash, this will please old fans and should win the band new ones. Includes the hits, key tracks and fan favorites while also finding time for the paisley-etched "The Street Parade," which is so good that it'll send you back to Sandinista to find what else you've missed.

Since The Clash's demise, there have been many compilations of their work; unfortunately,
most of them sound like they were sequenced with a dartboard. This two-disc collection,
organized roughly chronologically, finally does them justice: The first disc shows the
young Clash as the best rock band in the world: passionate, tough and tuneful. If those
early punk songs don't have the shock now they once did -- "White Riot" can be... More >