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This album showcases The Clash’s raucous appearance at the US Festival, on 28 May 1983. The festival was held at the Glen Helen Regional Park, in San Bernardino, California.
Featured here, are a number of The Clash’s most iconic songs such as Should I Stay or Should I Go, Rock the Casbah, I Fought the Law, The Guns of Brixton, Straight to Hell, The Magnificent Seven and more.
Featured on this release is cover art created by Ray Lowry, the renowned illustrator and satirist, known as The Clash’s ‘war artist’. Lowry not only designed the artwork for the London Calling album, but also accompanied the band on tour, offering a unique perspective into their dynamic journey.
Track list:
1: Somebody Got Murdered
2: Rock the Casbah
3: Guns of Brixton
4: Know Your Rights
5: Koka Kola
6: Hate & War
7: The Sound of Sinners
8: Police On My Back
9: Brand New Cadillac
10: I Fought the Law
11: I'm So Bored With the U.S.A.
12: The Magnificent Seven
13: Straight to Hell
14: Should I Stay Or Should I Go