Interview - ex-The Clash Mick Jones and Paul Simonon on Jools video free download

Björn Larsson

Mine as well. Visiting London for a week in feb 1980 and The Clash was out on their 16-tons tour to promote London Calling. First night we failed to get tickets at the Hammersmith Palais, but next night we manage to buy them on the street for 8 pound. We were 16 years and thought it was a bit expensive but worth it. The gig was totally magic, some songs were in double speed, they had a guy from The Blockheads on piano too (forgot his name) and its still my best concert experience ever by far. Nothing else is even close and I have seen Ramones, Iggy Pop, Bob Marley – you name it.

Kyle Robles

Green Day is there!!

hairydot61

The Clash changed my life!, as an impressionable 17 year old in 1978 I saw them at the Music Machine in Camden Town supported by The Specials & Suicide, fantastic atmosphere, what changed my life? the lyric, "So don't complain about your useless employment, jack it in forever tonite, yeah YEAH!".Joe Strummer never forgotten.

HALFSQUASHED

Yeah, i laughed out loud when i saw Green Day, If they stay together for 30 years and write 15 albums, they wont have even a fraction of the relevance The Clash had.

Brack Wiliams

How apposite, Green Day appearing on the same show as two members of The Clash, the band of which they are a pale, shallow, insincere and obvious imitation. Even the clothes that GD are wearing are "frat boy does punk" versions of the gear The Clash wore in the "Clampdown" clip from 30 years before. We all have our heroes but please, a little respect!

Paul Russo

Wow, he really kinda does! Uncanny.

Surf Druid

Green Day...Well they have managed to keep it together. Perhaps lessons learned and the industry making sure they wouldn't lose a cash cow. That being said, GD a lucky bunch of edging revivalists. Burn a candle for Joe And The Clash you "American Idiots".

Viktor Magnusson

Look at Billie Joe Armstrong, his heroes (and mine) right in front of him, I'm surprised he didn't cum!

Richard James

The guy in the white collar shirt in the front looks kind of like Joe Strummer lol

Richard James

yes they can what you said makes no sense

PeterStoreysbutler

I hear you mate. God bless Joe.

Palmer Eldritch

How did Jools ever get a show? Someone, please explain.

deathfromabove77

...10 years later I meant.....doesn't matter....you will missed in 100 years time

deathfromabove77

Joe Strummer..12 years later you are still sadly missed

deathfromabove77

yeah Green Day..you better be taking notice...you wouldn't be around if not for the mighty Clash.

Howard Marks

Get the previous release they ruined the sound with digital bollocks

Rampage Clover

Mick Jones looks like a middle aged dave grohl...with a london accent

MASON SUMMERS

Don't get me wrong. I like Green Day. But they don't deserve to be in the same room as Mick and Simo.

Cherokee Wolf

The Clash is in the top 5 bands ever! GODS is right! F*k the unbelievers!

vincent parlante

I love these guys they were one of my fave. Alt./ Punk rock bands in 70s&80s I have my cd of theres its a greatest of these guys with all there BIG hits, they were in my oppinion a few steps before there time but not only then but still in my book great.

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