Artist page · 05/07/2026
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16 vinyl releases including 1979's London Calling, prized original pressings reach €50+.
The Clash emerged from London's vibrant mid-70s punk scene, merging hard-hitting punk rhythms with reggae, funk, and rock influences. Their politically-infused lyrics challenged social and political issues, with a lineup led by Joe Strummer and Mick Jones. Over their decade-long career, they released seminal albums that captured evolving punk and post-punk styles.
Their discography includes iconic LPs like 'London Calling' (1979) and 'Combat Rock' (1982), known for mixing punk's raw energy with experimental dub and funk sounds. The band's vinyl catalog features original and reissue pressings from key labels such as CBS and Epic, reflecting their broad musical exploration and lasting collector interest.
Discography
Studio albums, EPs and notable live records, from newest to oldest. Drag the timeline to browse.
Epic · 2008
Columbia · 1999
CBS · 1985
CBS · 1982
CBS · 1980
CBS · 1979
CBS · 1978
CBS · 1977Playlist
The tracks that sum up The Clash's career.
The essentials
Our pick, validated by the editorial team.
Recorded in 1979, this album melds punk and new wave with 19 tracks including the title track and 'The Guns of Brixton'. Multiple pressings command premium vinyl prices.
A 1982 album with funk and dub influences, featuring hits 'Should I Stay Or Should I Go' and 'Rock The Casbah'. Original CBS UK pressings from 1982 are prized by collectors.
The band's 1978 sophomore album, emphasizing punk rock energy over 10 tracks, pressed widely on CBS label with original and international releases.
Go further
Artists who share part of The Clash's musical DNA.
Collectors
The hidden side of the catalogue: rare pressings, sought-after matrices, Discogs values.
For each reference edition, these cards summarise the state of the global Discogs market. Market position places the average price of a copy between the observed min and max prices. Average price is the price seen for a mint-condition copy. Copies available counts listings currently for sale. Collectors who want it is the number of Discogs users who added it to their wantlist without owning it — a good signal of upcoming demand.
Face B
Studio secrets, touring anecdotes and B-sides worth the whole album.
"Should I Stay Or Should I Go" remains a defining Clash track with enduring popularity since its 1982 release.— Over 11 million listeners
The Clash's 1982 'Combat Rock' LP was originally issued by CBS in the UK with catalogue number FMLN 2. This original pressing remains popular among vinyl collectors and resells around €15.
'Live At Shea Stadium' was released in 2008 featuring a remastered live performance blending punk and reggae styles across 16 tracks including 'London Calling' and 'Should I Stay Or Should I Go'.
'London Calling' was released in 1979 on CBS label, featuring a double-sided LP with 19 tracks that fuse punk with diverse musical styles such as new wave and reggae influences.
The Clash's 1982 live performances in Tokyo were captured in a radio broadcast pressing released on vinyl decades later, preserving the band’s live energy during this pivotal year.
Official store
T-shirts, posters, accessories and limited editions.
FAQ
The most common questions about pressings, reissues and limited editions.
The Clash formed in London, United Kingdom, in 1976, becoming a key figure in the punk rock movement.
Among collectors, 'London Calling' (1979), 'Combat Rock' (1982), and 'Give 'Em Enough Rope' (1978) are highly prized for original pressings.
The Clash's vinyl releases span punk, post-punk, new wave, reggae-rock, dub, and funk genres, reflecting their diverse sound experimentation.
Yes, live recordings such as 'Live At Shea Stadium' (2008) and multiple radio broadcast recordings are available as vinyl editions.
Original CBS UK pressings of 'Combat Rock' from 1982 are found under catalogue number FMLN 2 and remain in demand among collectors.
The Clash's politically charged punk ethos resonated in France during the late 70s and 80s, influencing the French punk and alternative scenes that embraced their message and style.
Seek stereo LP editions on CBS label from 1979 with the catalogue number CBS CLASH 3 or S CBS CLASH 3 for original pressings favored in France.
'Should I Stay Or Should I Go' and 'London Calling' are among The Clash's most streamed tracks with millions of plays globally.
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