I’m being serious. In my opinion it never did. Metal head my whole life. I’ve had gentleman’s haircuts and had hair that would almost snap my neck when I sat down if not careful. The hair never mattered. I guess other people think differently but it’s just hair. Don’t cut it for a few years it will get long. Got a goatee growing so I can dye for seeing pantera. Probably be close to a foot long by then.

Yeah feel like we’re being trolled.

It's a masterpiece...but I'm not sure it's even the best Clash album. Gun to my head, I go with the self titled debut. I think the sloppy, angry, piss and vinegar stuff is just more my speed when it comes to punk.

I adore London Calling though, don't get me wrong. Clampdown might be my favorite Clash tune period.

Such a great song, such such greatness.

>Who are they?

The Clash are one of the OG punk bands and this album, London Calling, is considered one of the greatest and most influential albums ever made.

Mmm there are a lot, but if I choose one maybe Celeste

On Call and Velvet snow

All of it.

This song is amazing, especially as an album closer.

Once you lost that grubby feeling!

Man, Jimmy Jazz is one of my favorite songs. I wish I could hear London Calling for the first time again.

Man. To be able to experience hearing The Clash for the first time again…

You are in for a treat. Afterward, segue into Big Audio Dynamite 👌

If you’re getting interested in The Clash, I highly recommend listening to Stay Free: The Story of the Clash. It’s a podcast, narrated by Chuck D that tells their whole story very well. Also named after my favorite tune of theirs

Youth & Young Manhood (2003) and Aha Shake Heartbreak (2004) are masterpieces.

But The Card Cheat and Lover's Rock come after track 12! God, I love those tunes. The ending to Lover's Rock always has me grooving no matter where I am

Sandinista is weird. It’s really fun to just put it on in the shop and work for two hours and go “huh, that was a fun listen and even had a bop or two”

But if you go into it looking for a mind blowing record, you won’t find it immediately. But it’s there. Just gotta give it a couple spins. I love that record. All the weird shit, it’s so good.

None of them

Trani.

I think their first album is a great place to start, then London Calling. Surely you've heard their radio hit "Rock the Casbah" and likely "Should I Stay or Should I Go."

It is definitely the fuck you albums to the commercial successes. It was my window into dub music.

Deftones - hole in the earth…or digital bath (precursor feelings to losing joy in life)

Closer & revery mmmmmm

Meh.

Vice City, Red Dead Redemption, and Last of Us