Just got two live CDs - Clash - Live : From Here to Eternity and Johnny Cash At San Quentin.

San Quentin is something phenomenal I heard, on par with his At Folsom Prison. I haven't heard it yet cos a bit overdosed on Cash. In the last three months, I got Love, God, Death, American Recordings IV and V. Heard A Boy Named Sue and San Quentin on comps so it should be alright, gua.

Clash Live is about as chaotic as Live at Leeds but their musicianship falls a bit short of the mark though, except for the later tracks. I suppose you can hear their evolution as musicians. But then again, THIS IS PUNK so who cares? I haven't had as much fun with a live album since Kraftwerk's Minimum-Maximum. Excellent Straight to Hell though Guns of Brixton reworked ain't as great. I do have a vivid picture of Paul Simonon at the mike though. Yea! Heavy and a bottle of The Clash. TASTES GREAT! VERY FILLING!!!!!