Title: Essential to any big Clash fans
Product review: The tracklist isn't perfect, but it's got some winners in there. Highlights include early tracks Career Opportunities, I Fought the Law, and Complete Control, with great versions of London Calling and Train in Vain, a better than album version of Magnificent Seven, and an epic close in Straight to Hell. The uncompromising intensity we've come to associate with the Clash is present throughout, namely in a particularly charismatic version of Should I Stay or Should I Go. A few songs I could do without, not that they sound bad here, I just never was a big fan of the songs, such as the earlier tracks What's My Name and London's Burning. Armagideon Time is some of the best live dub I've ever heard, Guns of Brixton also features a good bit of (successful) live experimentation.
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