The Clash were the band who made Punk real, they were the last great British Rock'n'Roll band, they were the coolest, the most political, the most eclectic and most thrilling of the Punk bands. Blasting away from the parochial concerns of the London Punk scene of the late 1970s, the Clash explored and expanded musical boundaries like no act before, or since. For seven years they set the agenda for future generations of Rock bands. In 1981 the Clash played in front of a screaming, adoring full house at Shea Stadium as their fifth album (Combat Rock) stood in the Top 5 of the American charts. A little over a year later they were no more. Seven years living, touring and recording together without a break took it's toll on the individuals involved and the band dissolved. WESTWAY TO THE WORLD (Director's Cut) The only full, unexpurgated story of one of Rock music's legendary acts. CLASH ON BROADWAY Previously unseen US footage from the band's personal collection, filmed in 1982 when The Clash played seventeen shows, back to back to satisfy demand. The film of that event was destroyed, this salvaged cutting copy is the only record. Includes video clips of the following hits: London's Burning Garageland I'm So Bored With The U.S.A. I Fought The Law The City Of The Dead