The Clash - Live in Tokyo, Japan 1982 - full concert

London Calling 00:50
Safe European Home 4:18
(White Man) In Hammersmith Palais 9:05
Brand New Cadillac 13:50
Charlie Don't Surf 16:05
Clampdown 22:10
This is Radio Clash 26:50
Armagideon Time 31:48
Jimmy Jazz 36:59
Tommy Gun 43:00
Fujiyama Mama 46:50
Police On My Back 49:10
White Riot 52:24

[@Carl-im9gh]

when I was 15 I bought London calling, I thought it was the best music I ever heard, 25 yrs on, I still think the same. best album I ever owned. the clash are the best

[@vanishing_girl]

it's crazy how good at bass Paul got in just like 2 years

[@margotlacroix-cornez9956]

My dad was a punk, he introduced me the clash and I'll be forever grateful

[@spencergellsworth]

The last tour with Topper. Such a fantastic, creative and energetic drummer--it still hurts that he wasn't around for the last few years of touring.

[@mivd7]

The things Joe Strummer taught me as a performer, I still take to heart. The way he just gives all his energy on stage, and so clearly and strongly believes in what he and his band's doing there. It's inspiring.

[@marian376]

I was 17 and I was there. I still remember the excitement on that night. I miss the time when the music was good.

[@placidcasual9872]

The Clash released their first album in 1977 and in this year, 1982, released Combat Rock, going through Give em enough rope, London Calling and Sandinista. In 5 years........ that progression is utterly incredible and comparable with the Beatles 63 - 69 run of albums. Astonishing.

[@user-uf2zs2oq2e]

I was there, but it wasn’t on 2nd January, later than the 2nd. Because I remember I went to the gig after school. I couldn’t focus on classes after the gig for a while. I was a kind of state of shell-shock after seeing this performance.

[@kamievans1731]

Really wish I lived back in these days to see all these great bands!!

[@Renee2day598]

Fun fact: London Calliing was based off a phone book & Strummer used that to name the song. (I wasn't born to even know that until my dad saw my London Calling cassette tape & remarked how thats how the phone books were named in the '70's). Haha! 😂 God bless The Clash! 🫡❤🇬🇧

[@oliviervece6121]

Seeing them on thursday 29th of may 1980 was the best day of my life. Magical and spiritual experience.

[@grantywilson]

I saw them at the Rainbow, Islington 1978,,changed my life as well,, i was 14. Still love them now. R.I.P Joe Strummer : )

[@PaquiChipSkylar]

You know a concert is gonna be outstanding when they start off with some Ennio Morricone before playing a single song.

[@bobtownsend9674]

I sure do wish there was more footage of Topper. Phenomenal drummer.

[@user_death_or_glory]

なつかしや。この中にいたのは昨日の事のよう。明日8月21日はジョーの誕生日。生きてる限りこのコンサートは忘れない、クラッシュは永遠。

[@davvyefc1]

I was fortunate to be a teenager in the 1980s UK , with UK bands : THE CLASH, THE SMITHS, THE JAM, i wouldn't swap it for any other decade, " Joe Strummer R.I.P "

[@Deivinovas]

Minute

[@leokimvideo]

great upload of the greatest band ever

[@olafuraguststefansson6015]

What a great film this is!

[@KlausBluetner]

The Clash are now firmly established among my top five bands!