The Cramps - Shortnin Bread
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Originally posted by fourthcomingI never got the Clash....I know I may be ripped for saying this but I thought the Clash blew.
Then out of nowhere. along comes the back-to-back slam of London Calling and Sandinista, followed up by utterly putrid crud. (OK, "Should I Stay Or Should I Go" wasn't all that bad...in fact, at the time I was delighted at the 45 sleeve....guess ya had to be there), yet hardly what you'd call ground-breaking.
Cut The Crap, indeed. Oh, how the alleged almighty had fallen...thankfully, R.E.M., Husker Du and the Replacements would fill the void within 18 months.Last edited by chefcraig; 01-05-2013, 09:01 PM.
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The Cramps, if anything, were psychobilly and not rock 'n roll. They definitely had an unique style when Chilton was at the helm that they never captured since.
The Clash on the other hand were bloated from the start. They were just as egotistical as any arena rock act they professed to hate and Strummer despite his brilliance was just as much as an asshole.Comment
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