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MOJO / Punk: the whole story

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History of Rock Music 1982

The Clash Joe is back!

But now Toppers gone. The band account for their strange recent developments not least the fact they're in the charts. Page 62

Albums

Clash's Combat Rock lines up against Duran Duran's Rio.

Dave Gahan Depeche Mode

Page 31 "All the big punk bands are just sell-out groups anyway," says Andy. "Take The Clash, right, they go about politics 'n' everything yet they're on the most capitalist label in the world!"

"A serious rethink"
NME MAY 1 Ahead of a UK tour, Joe Strummer goes missing...

The Clash postponed the first two dates in their "Know Your Rights" UK tour this week - at Aberdeen (Monday) and Inverness (Tuesday) - because lead singer Joe Strummer has gone missing. And the remaining 18 dates in their schedule are in jeopardy, unless he shows up without further delay. Page 40

The Clash Combat Rock CBS

With macabre irony, The Clash present their would-be assassins with the first round without a shot. page 50

"A real shock" full feature, Joe Strummer going AWoL

In spite of setbacks - Joe Strummer going AWoL; topper leaving - things are going better than ever for tHE CLASH. Never mind the Falklands, Combat rock is in the top ten! Page 62

"You Jam fools", Letters comparing Jam to the Clash

page 65

After seeing The Jam at the Apollo this week, walking off stage after an hour (they did come back for an encore), it seemed to me that Paul Weller may have his principles mixed up. If The Clash can play for two-and-a-half hours at £3 a show (the Jam was £4.50) then why don't the Jam give a bit more? PAUL GORDON, Wyndway, Carrickfergus, NI (MM Apr 24)

It's quite simple, Paul. What takes Joe Strummer two-and-a-half hours to say, Weller's got over in the first half-hour and with far more literacy and power - Paolo Hewitt

live review of cure, critises The Clash

The Cure - that's a joke. More like a symptom. Where contemporaries like The Clash play-act toy soldiers, point fingers, stick their necks out and look stupid advocating simplistic slogans, where Killing Joke share and shoulder despondency, offer no glib solutions but rally round nonetheless in blind, bitter anger, The Cure are content to whimper slightly and wallow, mirroring the meaningless mess of our live... Page 137

Combat Rock on Epic Records US advert

82 04 24

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The Clash Recording Combat Rock in NYC includes BONDS

82 05 00

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US Tour Joe Paul Mick on US Tour, Topper sacked incl London Calling BONDS

82 06 00

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U.S. News Report

82 05 00

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Lochem (broadcast in New Zealand)

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Reelin' In The Years
Mick / Joe Interview, folk song

May 1982

This very rare interview was filmed just prior to the release of "Combat Rock". It's bookended with Mick Jones and Joe Strummer playing the folk songs "Oh Shenandoah" and Woody Guthrie's "Who's Going To Shoe Your Pretty Little Feet" on a ukulele. We also have other iconic performances from the early punk years by the Sex Pistols, Generation X featuring Billy Idol, the Ramones, Patti Smith, New York Dolls, the Damned, X-Ray Spex, Dead Kennedys, Blondie and other great Clash footage spanning their entire career including a 40-minute set from the London Calling tour.

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Interview Video - Top quality - 3 mins approx

all 4 band members on a railway station at Lochem Festival -
broadcast in New Zealand which causes some confusion

Asbury Park - commonly circulated

Cable colour TV - widely circulated - 8 tracks
The commonly circulated footage lasts 35:54 

00:00 ”Brian Jones is standing over here, … Bill Wyman, .. Freddy Mercury …”
00:00 Spanish Bombs
03:39 This is Radio Clash
07:55 Garageland
11:30 Armagidion Time
18:20 Somebody Got Murdered
22:04 Straight to Hell (cuts in)
27:15 Should I Stay or Should I Go
30:45 I Fought the Law

Asbury Park - extra video footage

This is too large to put on blackmarketclash - see screenshots below

Cable colour TV - rarely seen - 4 tracks - (can't find online but circulates amongst collectors). Mostly interviews withh Mick, Don Letts, then Paul, then Kosmo. Interview with the fans outside. Cuts into ending of Know Your Rights. Clampdown. Clash City Rockers, Brand New Cadilac.

Not so common

Interviews and has a time stamp and runs 1:20:04

00:00 Mick Jones and Don Letts
17:50 Mick Jones and Paul Simonon
42:58 Kosmo Vinyl
1:03:00 Outside Asbury Park with fans
1:10:06 Know Your Rights (cuts in to end of track) 
1:11:45 Clampdown (cuts in)
1:14:30 Clash City Rockers
1:17:54 Bran New Cadillac
1:20:04 end

Radio interview - Lisa Robinson

Joe Strummer Interviewed by Lisa Robinson around June 1982

Radio interview BBC R1 Kid Jensen

Joe interviewed after being found

BBC Radio 1 - Joe before his disapearance

+ interview- with the band after including BAD interview

BBC Radio 1 Kid Jensen 1982

BBC Radio 1 Rock On

Mick interview on Sandinista & the realese of Combat Rock

BBC Radio 1 Interview with Kid Jensen

May 1982

BBC Radio 1 Interview with Kid Jensen

Mick, Paul & Kosmo talking about Joe Strummer disappearing 2 May1982

BBC Radio 1 Interview with the band,

part 2 Mick, Combat Rock Interview