The Clash
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Oct 26, 2026
I Fought The Law
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4:52AJ BenzaHOST
I fought the law and the law won.
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4:54AJ BenzaHOST
I don't care if you heard it from The Clash or Green Day.
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4:56AJ BenzaHOST
That's Bobby Fuller's song.
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4:58AJ BenzaHOST
And his version back in late 1965 or early 66, I forget.
493-Interview With Blind John's Guitars
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47:16John PillingGUEST
I absolutely hated it at school then.
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47:18John PillingGUEST
But something that did happen then was I happened to hear London Calling by The Clash, which they released then.
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47:25John PillingGUEST
And I think at the time it was just the name London Calling that appealed.
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47:30John PillingGUEST
I mean, I don't know, I was nine or ten years old.
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48:39John PillingGUEST
And then coming down south, was kind of a real eye-opener.
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48:46John PillingGUEST
And that record sort of formed the soundtrack to that.
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48:50John PillingGUEST
And it was also weird because nobody around me at school was listening to The Clash either.
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48:56John PillingGUEST
They were, in fact, I can't even remember what other folks were listening to.
Bonus Track: 10/25/26
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26:10DougGUEST
I think another reason 1980 gets kind of a bad rap is that some of the major people in the new wave punk put out some albums that weren't so great.
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26:23DougGUEST
We've got the Blondie album, the Clash album, Joe Jackson band.
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26:29DougGUEST
Those were disappointments.
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26:31DougGUEST
Those were the big names.
34 MINS LATER
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60:15JosephHOST
I did.
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60:16JosephHOST
In fact, you were the one who kind of brought me up to speed for her relevance in these sort of conversations.
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60:25JosephHOST
And she was, at one point or another, she was like, Almost a member of the Sex Pistols, the Clash, and the Damned.
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60:37JosephHOST
So talk about credentials.
3AW Afternoons with Tony Moclair - 26 October, 2026 - Full Show
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63:42Tony MoclairHOST
All right.
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63:42Tony MoclairHOST
And I'll bring in my history of rock and roll signed by Joe Strummer from The Clash and we'll compare.
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63:47Tony MoclairHOST
We'll do.
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63:48Tony MoclairHOST
All right.
Episode 11 | No Surrender
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19:29JB ClarkHOST
is quite possibly the first pop-punk song.
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19:31JB ClarkHOST
If we don't, like, go pull something from The Clash, which I don't think they're pop-punk.
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19:36JB ClarkHOST
Or,
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19:36Rob CarmackHOST
like, The Kinks, even.
The Case of the NeuroDivergent Magnet with Guest Steve Taylor
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11:34Steve TaylorGUEST
the singability becomes really big.
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11:36Steve TaylorGUEST
So yeah, it's a lot of us just, it took a long time and a lot of it was, you know, the influences that I had were really great lyricists, not just, uh, Elvis Costello or Randy Newman or The Clash, but Cole Porter and Ira Gershwin and people who really knew how to craft lyrics.
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11:57Dan HolmesHOST
All right.
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11:58Dan HolmesHOST
You can tell that shows up in there.
Episode 4 - Elvis Costello
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12:59Justin RenwickGUEST
And it's really caught on And that's where people like Nick Lowe came from, Ian Dury and the Blockheads.
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13:06Justin RenwickGUEST
Joe Strummer was in a band called the 101ers before he was with The Clash.
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13:09Justin RenwickGUEST
There's thousands, lots of bands I could talk about, but we'll try to stay on topic here.
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13:16Justin RenwickGUEST
Elvis Costello's band was called Flip City and sort of fit that vein.
The One Where Courtney Has Some New Impressions
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120:15Courtney LandrumHOST
have an answer? Give me clues on both of them.
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120:19BrandoHOST
How about you, Barb? You got it? It's the clash.
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120:23speaker_6UNKNOWN
Should I stay or should I go now? Should I stay or should I
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120:30BrandoHOST
go now? Kim, didn't happen for you today.
Reading Solzhenitsyn's '200 Years Together' w/ Dr. Matthew Raphael Johnson - Parts 111-120
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40:33Matthew Raphael JohnsonGUEST
Uh, the B-52s were banned for, for, for promoting violence.
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40:38Matthew Raphael JohnsonGUEST
The Clash, for the same reason.
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40:41Matthew Raphael JohnsonGUEST
They, they, they, they claimed that Kiss was neo-fascist.
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40:43Matthew Raphael JohnsonGUEST
I think it's because of the two S's at the end of their name.
Beauty for Ashes 55 - French Riots, Croatian anti-semitism and Californian Toilets
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0:19David RobertsonHOST
Man, we have so much stuff.
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0:22David RobertsonHOST
to look at today i was i've had to ditch so much stuff and there's so many things that people have asked about or that you've sent me so much going on in the world so much great music we're going to go to france and australia and the uk and scotland and croatia and saudi arabia and bangladesh and israel and the usa egypt sweden oh who knows where else but it's been a while since we've had some punk, so let's start with The Clash.
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0:52David RobertsonHOST
I know what I want
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1:38speaker_1UNKNOWN
Bye.
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