When The Clash’s third studio album ‘London Calling’ was released in the winter of 1979, it was clear that the band had made an instant classic, an era-defining masterpiece that stands as one of rock’s all-time greatest albums. The album is a hugely compelling melting pot of musical styles, driven by a passion for action and a fierce desire for social justice, with lyrics which remain completely relevant.

Disc 1
1. London Calling – The Clash (3.19)
2. Brand New Cadillac – The Clash (2.08)
3. Jimmy Jazz – The Clash (3.54)
4. Hateful – The Clash (2.43)
5. Rudie Can’t Fail – The Clash (3.28)
6. Spanish Bombs – The Clash (3.18)
7. The Right Profile – The Clash (3.54)
8. Lost in the Supermarket – The Clash (3.46)
9. Clampdown – The Clash (3.49)
10. The Guns of Brixton – The Clash (3.10)
Disc 2
1. Wrong ‘Em Boyo – The Clash (3.10)
2. Death Or Glory – The Clash (3.55)
3. Koka Kola – The Clash (1.47)
4. The Card Cheat – The Clash (3.49)
5. Lover’s Rock – The Clash (4.03)
6. Four Horsemen – The Clash (2.55)
7. I’m Not Down – The Clash (3.05)
8. Revolution Rock – The Clash (5.33)
9. Train in Vain – The Clash (3.12)