Revolutionary. Political. These two words sum up the The Clashs double-album London Calling. Tracks such as Spanish Bombs London Calling & The Guns of Brixton explore the bands familiar themes of working-class rebellion & anarchy & define the album. But there is this is much more than a punk rallying call as the album combines an eclectic array of styles including reggae rockabilly ska New Orleans R&B pop lounge jazz & hard rock. The result is one of the greatest rock & roll albums ever recorded. This critical review of the London Calling features rare live performances alongside interviews with legendary filmmaker & DJ Don Letts (who toured with The Clash) & analysis from a leading team of rock journalists & critics. The DVD features highlights from Should I Stay or Should I Go Londons Burning white Riot Rock The Casbah I Fought The Law London Calling & many more.