@simonon3 I turned on to the Clash in 1980 when I was as 13. Saw them live first time in 1982 at the Hollywood Palladium in Hollywood, CA. English Beat opening act. To this day one of my all time favorite shows. They fucking rocked from start to finish. All pure adrenalized white light energy.
I'm 53, and love them more than ever. And miss them more than ever. Just as historic a rock band as The Beatles or The Stones to me. They changed the musical landscape.
@simonon3 I turned on to the Clash in 1980 when I was as 13. Saw them live first time in 1982 at the Hollywood Palladium in Hollywood, CA. English Beat opening act. To this day one of my all time favorite shows. They fucking rocked from start to finish. All pure adrenalized white light energy.
I'm 53, and love them more than ever. And miss them more than ever. Just as historic a rock band as The Beatles or The Stones to me. They changed the musical landscape.
@simonon3 I turned on to the Clash in 1980 when I was as 13. Saw them live first time in 1982 at the Hollywood Palladium in Hollywood, CA. English Beat opening act. To this day one of my all time favorite shows. They fucking rocked from start to finish. All pure adrenalized white light energy.
I'm 53, and love them more than ever. And miss them more than ever. Just as historic a rock band as The Beatles or The Stones to me. They changed the musical landscape.
@simonon3 I turned on to the Clash in 1980 when I was as 13. Saw them live first time in 1982 at the Hollywood Palladium in Hollywood, CA. English Beat opening act. To this day one of my all time favorite shows. They fucking rocked from start to finish. All pure adrenalized white light energy.
I'm 53, and love them more than ever. And miss them more than ever. Just as historic a rock band as The Beatles or The Stones to me. They changed the musical landscape.
you don't need to have been alive in the seventies to love the clash: 15 years old and they're possibly my favourite band!
@simonon3 I turned on to the Clash in 1980 when I was as 13. Saw them live first time in 1982 at the Hollywood Palladium in Hollywood, CA. English Beat opening act. To this day one of my all time favorite shows. They fucking rocked from start to finish. All pure adrenalized white light energy. I'm 53, and love them more than ever. And miss them more than ever. Just as historic a rock band as The Beatles or The Stones to me. They changed the musical landscape.
@simonon3 I turned on to the Clash in 1980 when I was as 13. Saw them live first time in 1982 at the Hollywood Palladium in Hollywood, CA. English Beat opening act. To this day one of my all time favorite shows. They fucking rocked from start to finish. All pure adrenalized white light energy. I'm 53, and love them more than ever. And miss them more than ever. Just as historic a rock band as The Beatles or The Stones to me. They changed the musical landscape.
@simonon3 I turned on to the Clash in 1980 when I was as 13. Saw them live first time in 1982 at the Hollywood Palladium in Hollywood, CA. English Beat opening act. To this day one of my all time favorite shows. They fucking rocked from start to finish. All pure adrenalized white light energy. I'm 53, and love them more than ever. And miss them more than ever. Just as historic a rock band as The Beatles or The Stones to me. They changed the musical landscape.
@simonon3 I turned on to the Clash in 1980 when I was as 13. Saw them live first time in 1982 at the Hollywood Palladium in Hollywood, CA. English Beat opening act. To this day one of my all time favorite shows. They fucking rocked from start to finish. All pure adrenalized white light energy. I'm 53, and love them more than ever. And miss them more than ever. Just as historic a rock band as The Beatles or The Stones to me. They changed the musical landscape.