@PofMagicfingers c très sympa ms je garde mon coloc de #couette. Il est trop important à mes yeux pr le trahir ^^ cc @Angelus_YODASON ms si trop gros #clash un jour, je pourrai squatter ton canapé ? :p
@balanc_elle Ils sont très "particuliers" les cours de ton prof. Pff, si c'est comme ça je vais boire ma traditionnelle Leffe avec @nicolasmonnet. J'espère tu sera dans de meilleures dispositions quand je rentrerai. #clash #couette #réconciliation
Why WOULDN'T you???
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The album received positive reviews and was ranked at number eight on Rolling Stone' list of the 500 Greatest Albums of All Time in 2003.[3] London Calling was a top ten album in the UK, and its lead single "London Calling" was a top twenty single.[4] It has sold over two million copies worldwide,[3] and was certified platinum in the United States.[5]
Though London Calling was released as a double album
it was only sold for the price of a single album. The Clash's record
label, CBS, at first denied the band's request for the album to be
released as a double. In return CBS gave permission for the band to
include a free 12-inch single that played at 33⅓ rpm. Ultimately, the planned 12-inch record became a second nine-track LP.[8]
Train In Vain
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u-qcy0-7ngw
Spanish Bombs
(written about the Spanish Civil War with echoes of ETA bombs that happened months before)
The Card Cheat (by Dan Lawrence)
The Guns of Brixton by the Arcade Fire
