The Clash The Clash Live From Here To Eternity

3 stars out of 5 - "...documents their live heyday, with Joe Strummer spluttering over Mick Jones' eloquent guitar screeches....The '77-'79 stuff cooks, especially the revamped 'What's My Name'..."
9 out of 10 - "...the myth comes kicking and screaming outta your speakers on a mission to decapitate Dave Matthews....Highly recommended..."
"...a handful of 1978-82 performaces, including 2 landmark New York dates....Wisely, the set balances fist-pumping agitprop...with more radio-friendly fare..." - Rating: B
Included in Q Magazine's "50 Best Albums of 1999."
4 stars out of 5 - "...the first official live document of the band's nine-year career....At last...we have a record of The Clash in their element."
5 out of 5 - "...an exceptional if not essential offering....Perhaps the best introductory Clash disc yet..."
"...the first legitimate collection of live Clash recordings....Strummer and Mick Jones' guitars burned with the kind of boldness and passion that made the original punk movement such a cultural earthquake."
"...an atmospheric souvenir....reminders that a Clash perfomrance was built not from musical finesse but from adrenalin, exhibitionism and jumbo, roaring choruses..."