Some bands are defined by their time period while others transcend it. And while it's true The Clash will always be associated with the British punk scene of the 1970s, their sound has proven to be way ahead of its time and still manages to sound cutting-edge no matter what generation digs on it. This collection of performances from across their entire career will remind fans why The Clash are one of the most important, and perhaps best sounding, bands in rock history. Included here is footage from studio recordings; famed London venues; and a massive, stage-rocking extravaganza held at Shea Stadium.

DVD Features:

Region 1
Keep Case
Full Frame - 1.33
Audio:
Dolby Digital - English
Clips
Tracks:
1. Complete Control
2. I Fought the Law - London Lyceum '79
3. Police & Thieves - Munich '77
4. What's My Name - Manchester Elizabethan Suite '77
5. Capitol Radio One - Manchester Elizabethan Suite '77
6. White Riot
7. I'm So Bored With the U.S.A. - Manchester Apollo '78
8. London's Burning - London Victoria Park '78
9. 1977
10. White Man - In Hammersmith Palais - Glasgow Apollo '78
11. Tommy Gun
12. Safe European Home - London Music Machine '78
13. London Calling - New York Bonds International Casino '81
14. Clampdown - Lewisham Odeon '80
15. The Guns of Brixton - Fridays '80
16. Train in Vain - Lewisham Odeon '80
17. This Is Radio Clash - The Tomorrow Show '81
18. The Magnificent Seven - The Tomorrow Show '81
19. Brand New Cadillac - Tokyo Sun Plaza Hall '82
20. Should I Stay or Should I Go - Shea Stadium '82
21. Know Your Rights - US Festival '83
22. Career Opportunities - Shea Stadium '82

Don Letts: Director/"Dancehall Queen"