The 20 best rock albums of 1977 By Classic Rock Magazine last updated 20 September 22 Famous for being punk’s finest hour, 1977 also produced one of the best-selling rock albums in Rumours, and classics from Pink Floyd, AC/DC, Rush and Thin Lizzy
If only these classic album cover football shirts were real By Classic Rock last updated 20 September 22 Someone's produced a series of imaginary football shirt designs based on classic album sleeves... and they're brilliant
The 20 best rock albums of 1979 By Classic Rock Magazine last updated 20 September 22 The 1970s crash out in style with AC/DC, Pink Floyd and The Clash producing some of their best work, and Led Zeppelin’s last hurrah
What happened when Joe Strummer drank 10 pints of beer then ran the Paris Marathon By Johnny Black last updated 1 September 22 In 1982 The Clash's Joe Strummer disappeared without telling his bandmates, his manager or his record label. Then he got drunk and ran a marathon
The expanded Combat Rock is a magnificent, vital snapshot of The Clash’s glorious last stand By Kris Needs published 20 May 22 Apocalypse again! The Clash's classic line-up’s surreal last statement, now with added rarities on Combat Rock + The People's Hall
How a song written in Texas by Buddy Holly's guitarist became a UK punk classic By Henry Yates published 24 April 22 Written in the late 1950s by Sonny Curtis, I Fought The Law took on a new and decidedly grittier life when The Clash put their stamp on it in 1979
Listen to previously unreleased version of The Clash's Rock The Casbah featuring Ranking Roger By Fraser Lewry last updated 7 April 22 Rock The Casbah featuring The Beat's Ranking Roger comes from the upcoming 40th Anniversary edition of The Clash's Combat Rock
The Clash’s iconic London Calling bass to go on display at the Museum Of London By Classic Rock published 7 July 21 Paul Simonon’s smashed Fender Precision, pictured on the cover of The Clash’s London Calling album, is going on permanent display at the Museum of London
Why I ❤️ The Clash's London Calling, by Tom Morello By Tom Morello published 27 April 21 Rage Against The Machine guitarist Tom Morello on London Calling by The Clash, an album that cast his heavy metal heritage in a new light
The Clash Albums Ranked From Worst To Best – The Ultimate Guide By Scott Rowley last updated 12 April 21 Want to know the best albums by The Clash? And the worst? Here is the ultimate guide…
Meet the guy who hated The Clash's last album so much he re-recorded it for them By Chris Knowles last updated 8 April 21 Recutting The Crap: The story of one fan's quest to pluck victory from the final Clash LP’s jaws of defeat
The 48 minute long classic album hidden inside The Clash's Sandinista! By Scott Rowley last updated 10 March 21 In 1980, The Clash released Sandinista!, six sides of vinyl that's considered one of the worst albums of all time. But is there a classic album lurking inside its 36 tracks?
The Clash – The Clash album review By Scott Rowley last updated 10 March 21 Released on 8 April, 1977, The Clash talks about people in boring jobs, with annoying bosses, in a world going to shit and divided by race. No wonder it's so timeless…
The Clash – Combat Rock album review By Scott Rowley last updated 10 March 21 The Clash's best-selling album it may be – but Combat Rock also explains why the band were never destined to be as big as The Police or U2…
The Clash – Sandinista! album review By Scott Rowley last updated 10 March 21 In 1980, The Clash released triple album Sandinista!, their greatest folly and an indulgence to match the worst excesses of prog rock. But is there a great 48 minute album lost within?
The Clash – Give Em Enough Rope album review By Scott Rowley last updated 10 March 21 Their 1978 second album is one of the most overlooked in their canon. Was it because of the 'corporate rock' producer? The boys-own lyrics? Or maybe just the sleeve?
The Clash – Cut The Crap album review By Scott Rowley last updated 10 March 21 The Clash's last album is a two-dimensional dogs-dinner, hi-jacked by their manager and unloved by the band. But it does have one saving grace...
Glyn Johns: My top 6 productions By Paul Lester last updated 15 February 21 Legendary producer Glyn Johns remembers six of his most memorable productions, from the Rolling Stones to Led Zeppelin to The Who
The Clash – London Calling album review By Scott Rowley last updated 14 December 20 Was London Calling The Clash's finest hour?
The 20 best rock albums of 1978 By Classic Rock Magazine published 7 September 20 Punk fury gives way to classic songwriting, live albums prove dangerous to the charts, and Van Halen, Kate Bush and Dire Straits make their entrance