Live Clash Documentary On The Way

This March, PBS stations across the US will premier a Clash documentary titled "The Clash Live: Revolution Rock".

The show will chronicle the iconic band's live performances from across their career. Footage includes studio clips from 1979, concerts from London's The Music Machine in `78 and the Lyceum in `79 and `80 and a stadium performance at Shea in New York in 1982. Air times will be posted to TheClashonline.com.

A DVD release of the film will hit on April 15th. It will include rare footage of the band’s performance on The Tom Snyder Show and on ABC’s Fridays.

Thanks for the info to Punknews.org.

Comments

[Thefallofman]

Nice! I

[Punkismygod]

it's about time.

[akaDan]

Not Britain? Smart move.

[mitch rite]

sweeeet

[SuperBlob]

...rare footage of the bands performance on Tom Snyder? You mean like the one posted on Youtube? :p

Anyway, sounds interesting

[dirtymexican863]

mitch rite wrote:

sweeeet

yup

[jimmyhotpants]

another one?
don't know about you yanks but we've had bloody loads of them

[werty22]

Finally something good on PBS.

[PwnageGravy]

Sweet! We need more bands like The Clash, they didn't care what people thought of their performances, they just played. That's what made them great.

[SOAD316]

PwnageGravy wrote:

Sweet! We need more bands like The Clash, they didn't care what people thought of their performances, they just played. That's what made them great.

true