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exile wrote:
If this is the Cover of the album(maybe maybe not)

I wonder if it will have a title or left blank like that
(sometimes the covers are blank to be trendy if you know what I mean, just the image)

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Gazza wrote:

What makes it worse this time is that this new CD will probably have one of those copyright protected things that Live Licks had. So I could be buying the CD at 9 am and then find it wont play on my walkman , meaning I'd have to wait til I get home...aaaaaaaaaargh

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bez85 wrote:
reminds me of McCartney's album cover for Back To The Egg..

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kath wrote:
come ON you guys...help me out, here!! who is that guy in the reflection??[img]

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Joey wrote:
Friggin GREAT !!! The only album in recording history WORSE than Dirty Work !!!!!

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MrPleasant wrote:


"IT'S HARD" to believe.

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MrPleasant wrote:
CSM (Charles Shaar Murray): How’d you first meet the Clash?

PT (Townshend): Through Kosmo Vinyl, who used to work for [Who publicist] Keith Altham and of course, I know the old boy – Ian Dury – pretty well from Kilbum and the High Roads and it was through his involvement with their camp.

I got persuaded to go down to Brighton to see them live properly, and it was one of the best concerts I’ve ever seen. It was fucking incredible. They asked me to go on stage and play, which was a bit embarrassing because I’d only had London Calling about a week, and I wasn’t too sure of many of the chords, so I turned the guitar to one and just pretended. It was really exciting.

The Clash is still a young band. They’re working incredibly hard on the road, and so you can get patchy gigs, and I’m really glad that when I saw them it was as good as it was.

I liked their first album a lot, but one of the problems I have, see, playing albums at home, is that our house is quite small and Clash music needs to be played pretty loud and I can’t stand listening on headphones. And it disturbs the kids. I could never play “God Save the Queen” or any of that stuff; the kids would actually start to cry, get disturbed, get out their painting-by-numbers books and switch on Magpie to define reality. So I’d just stick it on a cassette in the car and blast myself while driving around.

http://www.thewho.net/articles/townshen/convers.htm

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