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I loved them back in the 80s. Saw them a few times at the Marquee .. My NMA claim to fame is that they used my bootleg of them at Brockwell Park at the GLC gig for a 12"! I taped them on a Sony walkman and traded it in Camden. I then read in the papers that one of the band saw the tape on the stall ...

He may have meant Crescent Road, at the top of Dollis Road where i lived...

He's been monitoring it every week....

Well, there is no such Street in Finchley, so I suspect he was embarrassed to have wasterd your time.

Thanks! Will check it out!

I love The Clash.. I've posted a few gigs on here in the past.. but never this one... one of my faves, as I love Sandinista... the songs sound much better played live! Topper Headon at his peak. This is a lesser known Bond's Casino recording from the mixing desk... I posted a different night years a...

Nice one.. thanks for keeping it alive!

Different subject but I’ve always been interested in marketing, advert techniques etc. That whole Subliminal thing where you don’t really see it but maybe feel slightly compelled to buy something then when it gets pointed out you realise why, it’s all about sex. You must watch all of this then (nea...

No... you need a bluray disc drive and something like this:

https://www.appgeeker.com/blu-ray-ripper-for-mac.html

It's probably because the bonus discs are Blu Rays. So unless you have a BluRay drive they won't be read. And even if you did you'd likely need some proper software... if it is at all possible to rip bluray audio...

On the Clash doc beforehand at least Matlock mentioned them as one of the only three pub rock bands worth seeing! Along with Dr Feelgood and the 101ers ... small mercy. But then again, true..... the Stranglers were establishing themselves separately from the Kings Road art school movement and had no...

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noun finesse; plural noun: finesses 1. impressive delicacy and skill. Yeah agree with above comments... I don't think they're meant to be delicate and skilful, but out of the three band members who have played it I think John Ellis displays the most finesse. Not necessarily the best to hear though!...