Gateshead Station, Sunderland - 11/05/85
la qualité n'est pas terrible mais c'est un des derniers concerts du Clash, avec la formation des "guitare boys" comme je me plais à les appeler.
Movers and Shakers / Cool Under Heat / The Guns of Brixton / Spanish Bombs / Police On My Back / Jimmy Jazz / White Man In Hammersmith Palais / Straight to Hell / Clash City Rockers / I Fought the Law / Brand New Cadillac / White Riot / Bankrobber / Stepping Stone
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Merci
Hammett
J'en rêvais aussi.
Ben il l'a fait aussi.
Merci Géant
J-Joe
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