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Hace 5 días · The Clash, one of the pioneering bands of the punk rock movement, released their self-titled debut album in 1977. It introduced a new sound and attitude to the music scene, and one of the standout tracks from the album is “Deny.”
Hace 5 días · An album review of The Clash - Self-Titled debut album.Enjoy endless hours of full-album reactions before everyone else! Become a patron now- Patron LinkList...
Hace 14 horas · One such group was The Jam, who have something of a shared history with The Clash. During their infancy, the Paul Weller-fronted trio had toured with The Clash during the infamous ‘White Riot’ tour.That initially harmonious relationship didn’t last too long, with The Jam soon booted off the billing after their manager, Paul Weller’s father, is alleged to have demanded more money for ...
Hace 5 días · While “Jimmy Jazz” deviates from the typical punk sound associated with The Clash, it is a testament to the band’s refusal to be confined by any particular genre. As the third song on the album, it solidifies their intention to explore different musical styles.
Hace 3 días · London Calling are the world's premiere tribute to The Clash. Released in April 1977, the self-titled debut LP by The Clash reached #12 in the UK charts and is regarded as one of the greatest punk albums of all time.
Hace 14 horas · The box office success of the first "Star Wars" installment released in US theaters in 1977 and in West Germany in 1978 as "Star Wars" was astounding. It grossed around $275 million, making it the most successful film of that time and ushering in the era of blockbusters along with "Jaws," which had debuted two years prior.
15 de may. de 2024 · Antonio Gramsci (1891–1937) expresses very well the idea of culture as a weapon to fight a war, thanks also to the military metaphors present in his theory of cultural hegemony, which, as we are about to see, was not systematically elaborated by Gramsci and this, as Thomas R. Bates wrote, requires the historian to transform himself into an “archaeologist” (Bates 1975, 351) to dig through ...
