"London Calling" is not just a punk album — it is one of the greatest rock records ever made. Released in 1979, The Clash's third album exploded every boundary the genre had set: punk fury, reggae groove, rockabilly swagger, ska energy, and pop melody — all on one double LP, all executed with total conviction. Joe Strummer and Mick Jones had never written better, and the band had never played tighter. The title track alone — its opening bass line one of the most recognisable in rock history — justifies every superlative ever written about this record.
Now remastered and reissued on 180g vinyl, this is the definitive way to own a landmark album that still sounds like the future. Essential. Non-negotiable.
New vinyl. Available now at Copasetic Mailorder.

TRACKS:

A1 London Calling 3:19
A2 Brand New Cadillac 2:08
A3 Jimmy Jazz 3:54
A4 Hateful 2:43
A5 Rudie Can't Fail 3:28

B1 Spanish Bombs 3:18
B2 The Right Profile 3:54
B3 Lost In The Supermarket 3:46
B4 Clampdown 3:49
B5 The Guns Of Brixton 3:10

C1 Wrong 'Em Boyo 3:10
C2 Death Or Glory 3:55
C3 Koka Kola 1:47
C4 The Card Cheat 3:49

D1 Lover's Rock 4:03
D2 Four Horsemen 2:55
D3 I'm Not Down 3:05
D4 Revolution Rock 5:53
D5 Train In Vain 3:12