Clash,The Clash/France 1977

The performance at the Punk Festival held in Mont de Marsan, France on August 5, 1977 is recorded almost completely with the soundboard recording from the radio broadcast at that time. It is a valuable recording that was unearthed in recent years, and it was recorded just before the band's breakthrough after finishing their first full-scale tour, the "White Riot UK Tour." There are almost no soundboard recordings from that time in circulation, so it is very rare. Until the previous year, the band was a five-person band with Keith Levin in the group, and they had been playing club gigs repeatedly, but after releasing their first album, they established their style as a four-person band. The set was a parade of familiar early classic songs, mainly from "White Riot," and the audience was very excited and they appeared in response to the encore, but their repertoire was still small at the time, and of the five songs in the encore, "1977," "Complete Control," and "London's Burning" were played again, which is unique to this early period. A must-have item for fans, perfectly recreating the explosive, powerful live performance of the early Clash. 01. London's Burning / 02. Capital Radio / 03. 1977 / 04. Complete Control / 05. Pressure Drop / 06. The Prisoner / 07. I'm So Bored With The U.S.A. / 08. (White Man) In Hammersmith Palais / 09. Cheat / 10. Hate & War / 11. Police And Thieves / 12. Clash City Rockers / 13 . Remote Control / 14. Career Opportunities / 15. Janie Jones / 16. White Riot / 17. Garageland -Encore- : 18. 1977 (played again for encore) / 19. What's My Name / 20. Complete Control (played again for encore) / 21. Protex Blue / 22. London's Burning (played again for encore) [Live at The Arenas du Plumacon, Mont-de-Marsan, France August 5th 1977 : soundboard recording] Joe Strummer (Vocal,Guitar) / Mick Jones (Vocal,Guitar) / Paul Simonon (Bass) / Terry Chimes (Drums)