From Here To Eternity: Live - The Clash

Description: Genre: Indie Rock & Punk - Classic Punk / Artist: The Clash / Live / Audio CD released 2001-12-10 at Columbia / Disc #1 ... more

From Here To Eternity: Live - The Clash ... Tracklisting
1 Complete Control
2 London's Burning
3 What's My Name
4 Clash City Rockers
5 Career Opportunities
6 White Man In Hammersmith Palais
7 Capital Radio
8 City Of The Dead
9 I Fought The Law
10 London Calling
11 Armagideon Time
12 Train In Vain
13 Guns Of Brixton
14 Magnificent Seven
15 Should I Stay Or Should I Go
16 Straight To Hell

Newest Review: ... in New York City which is 'The Magnificent Seven' which, incidentally, is the only track taken from 'Sandinista!'. On some ... more

... of the tracks, 'City of the Dead' and 'I Fought the Law', for example, they sound far too polished, very much unlike The Clash really were on stage, it sounds more like hours of tampering went on in the studio afterwards to make the gig sound better than it was, but, my feeling is, 'if it ain't broke, don't fix it'. This album lacks a lot of between track speech. In time, if this compilation of live tracks is all we have to go on The Clash's live performances by, then we can forget Mick Jones', Joe Strummer's and Pau...more

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From Here To Eternity: Live - The Clash: Great music, poor choice of tracks. (606 words)
by - written on 08/11/01 (Very useful, 72 readings)
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Although The Clash have gone down as one of the greatest live acts in history, this live album doesn't really show off their talents to the full. This album, in my mind, would have worked much better as a double, maybe even a triple album. It has some really wonderful tracks on it such as 'Complete Control', 'Capital Radio', '(White Man) in Hammersmith Palais' and 'Straight to Hell' but is missing some of the truly great tracks, especially tracks off of 'Sandinista' (1980). It seems to be more about taking live tracks from the first album instead of a live album spanning their entire carer. It has some great tracks on it, such as 'Armagedion Time' in ... Read the complete review