Showing posts with label CDDocumentary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CDDocumentary. Show all posts
09 December 2008
CDDocumetary: The Clash (1977)
That the Clash proved both commercially viable and significant in popular culture is a testament to their fortitude and uncompromising style. With so much self-induced adversity, the Clash were destined to fall apart, but not before recording seven original albums- all of which are worth owning for different reasons. Here's the first.
You can also download the CDDocumentary here.
05 October 2007
CDDocumentary::Uncle Tupelo-Anodyne (1993)
Uncle Tupelo's final effort is often considered their best, a perfect blend of country, rock and folk. This album was recorded completely live in an Austin, Texas studio and within a year of its release, Uncle Tupelo was history and Son Volt and Wilco would rise from the phoenix...
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