If Music Could Talk

BR16ADE_R055E wrote: ↑

08 Mar 2021, 3:01am

Carpentologist wrote: ↑

08 Mar 2021, 2:30am

What is this “Full Moon” of which you guys speak?

It’s a demo track that’s on the cassette of the Joe Strummer 001 super deluxe boxset. It’s also the only track on the cassette.

That’s right...I forgot all about that! Thanks mate!

BR16ADE_R055E wrote: ↑

08 Mar 2021, 3:01am

Carpentologist wrote: ↑

08 Mar 2021, 2:30am

What is this “Full Moon” of which you guys speak?

It’s a demo track that’s on the cassette of the Joe Strummer 001 super deluxe boxset. It’s also the only track on the cassette.

That’s right...I forgot all about that! Thanks mate!

What is this “Full Moon” of which you guys speak?

Another bit I love is in the unedited “Ghetto Defendant” when Joe sings “check the heroin pity!”
I wish it had made it on to the Combat Rock version!

The bit in Drug Stabbing Time where Joe sings "There's tape recorder on the telephone line and it's ringing from the floor" is fucking great. Oh my fucking God, I was dead set about to get on here and mention the bit immediately preceding this, where Joe sings, then Mick repeats the “In the bedroom...

Yeah, this is fucking amazing!!! Allow me to join the chorus of thanks to you Gerald...without sounding too melodramatic, it’s like a dream come true!

Anyone here in Sydney, come celebrate the 40th anniversary of the release of London Calling with myself and my group Crash & The Crapenters at Clash Fest at The Mosh Pit, Newtown on December 14! We’re playing a set of Clash covers with three other bands, DJ is spinning Clash tracks all nights, we’ll...

This is mine; 1. White Riot 2. 1977 3. Janie Jones 4. I’m So Bored With The USA 5. London’s Burning 6. Police And Thieves 7. Garageland 8. Complete Control 9. Clash City Rockers 10. Pressure Drop 11. White Man ( In Hammersmith Palais) 12. Safe European Home 13. English Civil War 14. Tommy Gun 15. St...

Happy Easter all, my band Crash & The Crapenters have got a couple of new singles out dealing with men’s mental health and we are donating proceeds until the end of April to a couple of Australian mental health organisations! Available to buy on iTunes and stream on all platforms, cheers to anyone w...

We have a winner!

Marky Dread wrote: ↑

14 Nov 2018, 4:17am

Jus a bit easier reading it this way up.

It sure looks like Paul was to be included. As it mentions a tape dub for him to listen to.

Haha, I don’t know why it went sideways, thanks for that!

I found this interesting, on the envelope that the “This Is England/ Before We Go Forward” single is on there are some notes from the Sid and Nancy sessions that say “ write bass, teach to Paul”?!
Anyone know anything of Paul Simonon being involved or planned to be at any stage?

I heard the "new"version of Bang Bang and was not impressed, I'm not sure David would have approved. It's pretty lame. I'm not sure anything can save that album or anything from the new box. Yeah, I’ve heard the album...some of the shit songs are better, but some the good songs are worse! Never Let...

Weird about Love Kills, since Mick both played guitar and sang. Also the track is credited to E.T., who engineered it for Mick, who was originally producing as well. When Joe decided he wasn’t satisfied with what was done, he hired Tom Lord-Alge to remix it. Anyway, I didn’t know Joe could play gui...

One does wonder why they didn’t just push Joe up in the mix?
Perhaps he and Mick laid down the vocal track together around the same mic?