The Clash - The Essential Clash (DVD NTSC)

Year: 2003
Genre: Punk Rock


Review:

This DVD features all of Clash's music videos, together, along with rare promo footage, an interview clip from London Weekend TV in 1976, I Fought the Law, live from the 1982 motion picture Rude Boy, more.

This collection gathers together all the promotional videos from The Clash, as well as interview footage and rare archival material. A short film (HELL W10) directed by the late Joe Strummer is also included; Filmed in 1983 this silent flick has been lost for almost 20 years, and is only included here due to it turning up at a flea market! Meanwhile, see why The Clash were one of the most influential bands to come out of the English punk rock movement, with videos that include White Riot, Rock The Casbah, London Calling, and many more.



Tracklist:


01 - Clash on Broadway Trailer
02 - London Calling
03 - Radio Clash
04 - White Riot
05 - Complete Control
06 - Tommy Gun
07 - Clampdown
08 - Train in Vain
09 - London Calling
10 - Bankrobber
11 - The Call Up
12 - Rock the Casbah
13 - Should I Stay or Should I Go? (live)
14 - Career Opportunities (live)



Special Features:

- HELL W10 (written and directed by Joe Strummer. Filmed in the summer of 1983 and filmed in black and white)
- Promo Footage (1976)
- Discography
- I Fought the Law (Live, from the film Rude Boy)
- Interview clip (London Weekend Show 1976)






DVD Info:

File Size: 4,34 Gb
TV System: NTSC
Framerate: 29,970 fps
Resolution: 720 x 480
Aspect ratio: 4:3
Audio1: AC3 256 Kbps 2chnls, 48,0 Khz
Audio2: AC3 448 Kbps 6chnls, 48,0 Khz



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