The Clash - If Music Could TalkReleased for RSD 2021 (July Drop) If Music Could Talk was a promo album released by The Clash in 1981, featuring interviews with all four members (Paul, Mick, Joe and Topper), conducted by long time band associate, Kosmo Vinyl, interspersed with music from the (as then) recently released Sandinista triple album. Until now, the album has never had a full release. Available across x 2 LPs and pressed on 180g vinyl, the 2021 Record Store limited edition

soul and pop music

whilst also partaking in peyote as a sacred rite and ritual for the purposes of healing and mind expansion – this is at heart of Dionysus

to bring Bitori across to Holland at a later date to record an album

originally released in 2003

Bill found himself overdubbing parts himself for the first time in many years

fulfilment and good times: it‰۪s all here

this album displays a chock-full production quality akin to a fairytale

Limited edition (of 1200) in maroon vinyl

some classics like 'Pearly- Dewdrops' Drops' and 'Aikea-Guinea' were given new mixes for this release

to the teenage ’50s gangster of Richard Thompson’s ‘Vincent Black Lightening’

Alastair Galbraith and Heatsick

and then another one