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View Poll Results: Best Clash Album?
The Clash 61 20.82%
Give Em' Enough Rope 10 3.41%
London Calling 182 62.12%
Sandinista! 25 8.53%
Combat Rock 12 4.10%
Cut The Crap 3 1.02%
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Old 08-06-2008, 10:03 AM   #51 (permalink)
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Not much.

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What the owner Stelios Lopodopulous wants is people like me who know so much about music!

When I was debating MacClaren the forum had it's record number of viewers ever ever ever!

But I gotta tell you Stelious before you hire me I don't work cheap!!!!


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Isn't this forum owned by famous stelious the famous entrepruneur?

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They come to be entertained and learn from masterminds like me.
People like to find out new things and have their minds opened up don't they?
If I can supply them a little fun along the way then what a great way for them to learn.
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I will introduce a catholic music section then you'll know what a circus it will be.

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Old 08-06-2008, 12:21 PM   #55 (permalink)
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They may also come and be entertained by Alfred's off the cuff flippant but yet humourous in his own profane way too!
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Choose life right track.
Stay away from those joyriders and hoodies.
Choose life like you are doing RT. Keep it up.
Choose a toaster and a pair of shoes and a video rental and a nice winter coat to watch it in!

"If we can make people laugh we're willling to be the world's clowns because we think it is a bit serious right now and a bit intellectual"
John lennon.

Keep up that spirit RT and keep choosing life.
Go to the Working mans club and drink and play bingo, choose life.
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Old 09-02-2008, 10:47 AM   #59 (permalink)
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I am definitely in the minority here, but I need to say SANDINISTA. For starters, that record was extremely brave, not only from the content of the album (nearly every musical style you can imagine, including Dub, Reggae, Classical), plus the fact that the band dared release a 3 record set, of completely original material.

Yes, LONDON CALLING has some of their most memorable moments, but SANDINISTA really allowed the band to mature beyond anything they had previously done.
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Old 09-02-2008, 12:21 PM   #60 (permalink)
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London Calling is a stone-cold masterpiece. Clash at their best.
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