June 4, 1982 @ The Warehouse

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A mediocre quality recording of an admittedly mediocre performance from The Clash, an excellent Train In Vain is accompanied by maybe the weakest live version of Clampdown. The Clash - Live at The Warehouse, New Orleans, USA, 4th June 1982 Setlist: 1. London Calling - 00:06 2. Career Opportunities - 03:34 3. Rock the Casbah -05:44 4. Guns of Brixton - 09:14 5. Train In Vain - 12:34 6. Car Jamming - 17:21 7. The Magnificent Seven - 21:15 8. Spanish Bombs - 27:34 9. Wrong Em Boyo - 30:48 10. Know your Rights - 33:58 11. Junco Partner - 38:20 12. Should I Stay or Should I Go? - 41:55 13. Brand New Cadillac - 45:39 (cut at start) 14. This Is Radio Clash - 47:10 15. Bankrobber - 51:19 16. Somebody Got Murdered - 54:51 17. Clampdown - 59:15 18. Armagideon Time - 01:03:54 19. Police on My Back - 01:08:45 20. I Fought the Law - 01:12:21 21. Straight to Hell - 01:15:48 22. Safe European Home - 01:20:57 23. Police and Thieves - 01:24:42 24. Garageland - 01:29:39 35. Clash City Rockers [MISSING?] Lineup: Joe Strummer - Lead vocals, Rhythm Guitar (Bass Guitar on Guns Of Brixton) Mick Jones - Lead Guitar, Backing Vocals (Lead Vocals on Train In Vain, Should I Stay Or Should I Go?, Somebody Got Murdered and Police On My Back) Paul Simonon - Bass Guitar, Backing Vocals (Lead Vocals and Rhythm Guitar on Guns of Brixton) Terry Chimes - Drums The Warehouse, was the main venue for rock music in New Orleans in the 1970s, with a lifespan starting in 1970, and ending in 1982. The first gig at The Warehouse was a triple bill of The Flock, Fleetwood Mac and the Grateful Dead on January 30, 1970, and the final gig was Talking Heads on September 10, 1982 - perhaps an end symbolic of the changing of the rock music guard. The Warehouse was ultimately demolished in April 1989, years after it's final gig. In between, it hosted many famous gigs, one of the most notable being Jim Morrison's last concert with The Doors on December 12, 1970. The Clash played mere months before it shut down. It was their only performance in New Orleans, and fittingly they brought New Orleans legend Lee Dorsey to open for them.