The Clash
1983-05-28
US Festival '83
Glen Helen Regional Park
San Bernardino, CA
TV SBD Recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included
01. talk
02. London Calling*
03. This Is Radio Clash*
04. Somebody Got Murdered
05. talk
06. Rock the Casbah*
07. Guns of Brixton
08. Know Your Rights
09. Koka Kola
10. Hate or War
11. talk
12. Armagideon Time
13. talk
14. Sound of the Sinners
15. talk
16. Safe European Home
17. Police on My Back
18. Brand New Cadillac
19. I Fought the Law
20. I'm So Bored with the USA
21. Train in Vain
22. The Magnificent Seven
23. talk
24. Straight to Hell
25. Should I Stay or Should I Go
26. Clampdown
27. talk
*audience patches
Over Memorial Day Weekend 1983, Steve Wozniak of Apple hosted the 2nd US Festival (the first has been discussed here) at Glen Helen Regional Park near Devore, California. Over 650,000 people attended the 3 day event, and Wozniak lost over $12 million! Each day featured a different musical genre. Opening Day, May 28 was New Wave Day, with such acts as The Clash, English Beat, INXS, Flock of Seagulls, Stray Cats and Men At Work. I'm not quite sure how the last 2 qualified as New Wave! Day 2, was Heavy Metal Day and included Van Halen, Ozzy, and Judas Priest. Finally, day 3 was Rock Day (as if the other 2 days weren't rock??) and featured U2, David Bowie, Stevie Nicks, Joe Walsh and, this post's featured band, the Pretenders. This TV SBD recording captures The Clash from the US Festival on opoening day, May 28, 1983, 43 years ago today. By the way, this set almost didn't happen as The Clash got into a dispute with the local promoters about their fee for the show. Moreover, it turned out to be the last gig Mick Jones ever played with the band. You can read more about all that here.



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Saw the Clash in Tucson AZ 1983. I went to the first US Festival 82. Missed Fridays show driving from AZ. Purchased 3-day tickets for $15 and attended Sat. Sun. shows. Thank you speedy!
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