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The Clash MP3 Collection mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock / Reggae Album: MP3 Collection Country: Russia Style: Punk, New Wave, Dub, Reggae MP3 version RAR size: 1302 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1370 mb WMA version RAR size: 1878 mb Rating: 4.2 Votes: 342 Other Formats: AC3 WAV VOC MMF FLAC MP4 MP1 Tracklist The Clash 1 Clash City Rockers 2 I'm So Bored With The U.S.A. 3 Remote Control 4 Complete Control 5 White Riot 6 White Man-In Hammersmith Palais 7 London's Burning 8 I Fought The Law 9 Janie Jones 10 Career Opportunities 11 What's My Name 12 Hate & War 13 Police & Thieves 14 Jail Guitar Doors 15 Garageland Give'em Enough Rope 16 Safe European Home 17 English Civil War 18 Tommy Gun 19 Julie's Been Workin For The Drug Squad 20 Last Gang In Town 21 Guns On The Roof 22 Drug-Stabbing Time 23 Stay Free 24 Cheapskates 25 All Time Young Punks London Calling 26 London Calling 27 Brand New Cadillac 28 Jimmy Jazz 29 Hateful 30 Rudie Can't Fail 31 Spanish Bombs 32 The Right Profile 33 Lost In The Supermarket 34 Clampdown 35 The Guns Of Brixton 36 Wrong 'Em Boyo 37 Death Or Glory 38 Koka Kola 39 The Card Cheat 40 Lover's Rock 41 Four Horseman 42 I'm Not Down 43 Revolution Rock 44 Train In Vain Sandinista! (CD 1) 45 Magnificient Seven 46 Hitsville U.K 47 Junco Partner 48 Ivan Meets G.I. Joe 49 Washington Bullets 50 Broadway 51 Lose This Skin 52 Look Here 53 Mensforth Hill 54 Junkie Slip 55 Kingstone Advice 56 One More Dub 57 Lightning Strikes Not Once But Twice 58 Corner Soul 59 Career Opportunities 60 Shepherds Delight 61 Police On My Back 62 Midnight Log Sandinista! (CD 2) 63 The Equalizer 64 The Call Up 65 The Leader 66 Something About England 67 Rebel Waltz 68 Charlie Don't Surf 69 The Crooked Beat 70 Somebody Got Murdered 71 One More Time 72 The Street Parade 73 Version City 74 If Music Could Talk 75 Living In Fame 76 Up In Heaven Not Only Here 77 Silicone On Sapphire 78 Let S Go Crazy 79 Version Pardner 80 The Sound Of The Sinners Cut The Crap 81 Dictator 82 Dirty Punk 83 We Are The Clash 84 Are You Red.Y 85 Cool Under Heat 86 Moves And Shakmers 87 This Is England 88 Three Card Trick 89 Play To Win 90 Fingedrpoppin' 91 North And South 92 Life Is Wild Combat Rock 93 Know Your Rights 94 Car Jamming 95 Should Stay Or Should Go 96 Rock The Gasbah 97 Red Angel Dragnet 98 Straight To Hell 99 Overpowered 100 Atom Tan 101 Sean Flynn 102 Chetto Defendant 103 Inoculated City 104 Death Is A Star Clash On Broadway 105 Janie Jones 106 Career Opportunities 107 1977 108 Deny 109 Protex Blue 110 48 Hours 111 Cheat 112 Capital Radio One 113 City On The Dead 114 Jail Guitar Doors 115 The Prisoner 116 Pressure Droop 117 1-2 Crush On You 118 English Civil War (Live) 119 Fought The Law (Live) 120 White Riot 121 Complete Control 122 Clash City Rockers 123 White Man-In Hammersmith Palais 124 One Emotion 125 Groovy Times 126 Gates Of The West 127 Armagideon Time 128 London Calling 129 Brand New Cadillac 130 Rudie Can't Fail 131 Bankrobber From Here To Enternity Live 132 Complete Control 133 London's Burning 134 Wat's My Name 135 Clash City Rockers 136 Career Opportunities 137 White Man 138 Capital Radio 139 City On The Dead 140 I Fought The Law 141 London Calling 142 Armagideon Time 143 Train In Vain 144 Guns Of Brixton Super Black Market Clash 145 1977 146 Listen 147 Jail Guitar Doors 148 City Of The Dead 149 The Prisoner 150 Pressure Drop 151 1-2 Crush On You 152 Groovy Times 153 Gates Of The West 154 Capital Radio Two 155 Time Is Tight The Essential Clash (CD 1) 156 White Riot 157 London's Burning 158 Complete Control 159 Clash City Rockers 160 I'm So Bored With The U.S.A. 161 Career Opportunities 162 Hate & War 163 Cheat 164 Police & Thieves 165 Janie Jones 166 Garageland 167 Capital Radio One 168 White Man-In Hammersmith Palais The Essential Clash (CD 2) 169 English Civil War 170 Tommy Gun 171 Safe European Home 172 Julie's Been Workin For The Drug Squad 173 Stay Free 174 Groovy Times 175 I Fought The Law 176 London Calling 177 The Guns Of Brixton 178 Clampdown 179 Rudie Can't Fail 180 Lost In The Supermarket 181 This Is England Companies, etc. Copyright (c) – Digital Records Phonographic Copyright (p) – Digital Records Manufactured By – ООО "Спартак" Notes Disc contains shell with a player + m3u playlists "Texts" folder contains lyrics of some songs in TXT format Track 2 listed as "I'm So With The U.S.A", track 13 as "Police Ft Thieves", track 30 as "Rudie Cant Fail" Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode (Text): 4 611050 025323 Barcode (String): 4611050025323 Related Music albums to MP3 Collection by The Clash Clash - Children Of The Revolution The Clash - Live USA (Bootleg) The Clash - The Clash / Give 'Em Enough Rope / Combat Rock The Clash - Live At Mont De Marsan 1977 The Clash - The Clash Story The Clash - We Don't Miss Mick Jones The Clash - London's Burning Demos & Outtakes 1976 - 79 Various - Burning London: The Clash Tribute The Clash - The Clash The Clash - London Calling / English Civil War.
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