The Clash Live in Paris 1977/78 1979 Instant Lettering UK Press

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The Clash - Live in Paris 1977/78

Label: Instant Lettering  Number: TGL-875 Year: 1979 Country: UK
Jacket: VG+           
Vinyl: VG+
Additional Notes: From Discogs member: Considering how much material has been squeezed on to this disc it sounds great for a 1977 Audience recording. its up there with Leicester 77 as an essential document of early Clash 
the historically important early version of White Man is tight, hard and powerful, a vivid of illustration of the power of pre-effects pedal Mick.
we wouldn't get another rendition like that again until 1984.
Vocals are slightly too high in the mix but thats the only criticism i can make 
side 2 1978
a more balanced sound mix and a very early version of I Fought The Law
the correct tracklisting for side 2 is
I Fought The Law
Jail Guitar Doors
Clash City Rockers
Drug Stabbing Time
Protex Blue
Guns On The Roof
Police & Thieves
Blitzkreig Bop. 

**** All vinyl except sealed lps are: Cleaned on a VPI Record Cleaning Machine with L'Art du Son cleaning liquid. Finished with Zerostat anti-static gun to de-staticise vinyl, then given new inner and outer sleeves. ****
US Media Mail is $4.50  $1 for each additional lp. 

International shipping prices:  Canada is $18 for a single record.  For the rest of the world, prices are as follows:

1 Record is $28.00 

2 Records are $34.00 

3 Records are $42.00

Near Mint (NM): This is a record that has been played just a few times or was handled and played with great care. The jacket will also show few signs of being handled. 

Excellent (Exc.): A record that has been played several times with proper care. There may be slight scuffs or very light hairline marks that do not impair the sound of the record. Jackets mayhave some ring/spine wear and discoloration. Inner sleeves/booklets may have some slight wear. 

Very Good Plus (VG+): You will probably hear some surface noise between tracks or in quiet sections of a VG+ record. This is a record that was played several times without proper care or was played many times with care. Though there may be a pop or tic at times, the record will be enjoyable to listen to. The cover and the labels may show some writing, or have stickers or residue attached. Spine and ring wear on the jacket will usually be evident. 

Very Good (VG): A VG record will play pretty decently, but there will be noticeable surface noise at times. There may be a mark on the record that is audible for several revolutions. The jacket may have seam splits and soiling.