"Two" Bonus Track Time = 3:39 -- Total Score Time = 65:49 -- Total Time: 69:18

Radke, Baskette, Holdredge, Ross, Omar Espinosa

Bonnie G. Hill, Joel Z. Hyatt, Paul G. Kaminski, Ann McLaughlin Korologos, Philip Lader, Peter Lowy, Michael Lynton, Ronald L. Olson, Mary E. Peters, David L. Porges, Donald B. Rice, Michael D. Rich, Hector Ruiz, Leonard D. Schaeffer

* Matthew Broderick
* Dabney Coleman
* John Wood
* Ally Sheedy

The Beepers : Brian Banks, Anthony Marinelli, Cynthia Morrow and Arthur B. Rubinstein

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King of Upper Burgundy (912-937), Lower Burgundy (933-937) and Italy (922-926)

Paint It Black Studios, Orlando, Florida

C.P. 99030 CSP du Tremblay, Longueuil, Québec, J4N 0A5

* Danny DeVito
* Judge Reinhold
* Helen Slater
* Bette Midler

The moment that best exemplifies The Clash...took place in August 1977, at a music festival in Liege, Belgium. The band was playing before 20,000 people and had been under fire from a crowd that was throwing bottles at the stage. But that wasn't what bothered lead singer Joe Strummer. What enraged him was a 10-foot-high barbed-wire fence strung between concrete posts and forming a barrier between the group and the audience.... [He] jumped from the stage and attacked the fence, trying to pull it down.... The Clash were the only performers at the show who tried to do anything about the obstacle. They were more willing to run the risk of the crowd than to tolerate barbed wire that was meant to fend off that crowd. This is more or less what the Clash were about: fighting the good fight that few others would fight.

Special Collection release limited to 2500 copies. Expanded brass including extra trumpets, trombones baritone horns.

Toronto City Councillor for Ward 16 - Scarborough Highland Creek

United Artists / Polydor – 422-815 005-1 Y-1

American football player and coach, college athletics administrator

The Clash performing in Oslo in 1980. Left to right: Joe Strummer, Mick Jones, and Paul Simonon.
[S]igning that contract did bother me a lot. I've been turning it over in my mind, but now I've come to terms with it. I've realised that all it boils down to is perhaps two-year's security.... Before, all I could think about was my stomach.... Now I feel free to think—and free to write down what I'm thinking about.... And look—I've been fucked about for so long I'm not going to suddenly turn into Rod Stewart just because I get £25.00 a week. I'm much too far gone for that, I tell you.

Anup K. Ghosh Dana Duffy Norm Laudermilch Chris Smith Michael Applebaum

Novelist, Poet, Short story writer, rap musician

Intrada Special Collection Volume ISC 65
Crosby, Stills & Nash rendition of "WarGames" released on Allies

"This film takes a good, simple idea--the kidnapping of a nagging wife whose husband doesn't want her back--and adds some charismatic casting--Danny DeVito and Bette Midler. One of the delights of the movie is that its script dares to complicate what could have been a much more straightforward yarn. Danny DeVito's character of Sam Stone, a vulgar, wealthy, Bel Air dress manufacturer, is a hard-nosed classic, admitting in the film's opening sequence that he married his wife because she was very, very rich and her wealthy father was very, very sick. "Ruthless People" contains some of the biggest laughs of 1986."

* Big Audio Dynamite
* Carbon/Silicon
* Cowboys International
* General Public
* Generation X
* Gorillaz
* Havana 3am
* London SS
* Rich Kids
* The 101ers
* The Blockheads
* The Good, the Bad and the Queen
* The Latino Rockabilly War
* The Mescaleros
* The Moors Murderers
* The Pogues