#londoncalling

The Clash’s London Calling was released in the U.S., on vinyl and 8-track tape (picture), following a Dec. 14 release in the U.K.

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The Rage That Defined Punk

In 1979, Paul Simonon of The Clash smashed his bass on the floor during a New York show, frustrated by the crowd’s apathy. Photographer Pennie Smith captured the moment, which became the iconic cover of "London Calling".

This image symbolizes the raw energy and fury of punk, bridging rock’s past with its explosive present.