JOE STRUMMER 001 Super Deluxe Boxset - Still sealed - mint condition - THE CLASH
£
134
$
178
Favourite Auctions
To save auctions to your favourites, please login
If you don't have an account, please register
Description
THE ITEM IS STILL SEALED AND IN MINT CONDITION. THE IMAGES ARE TO ILLUSTRATE WHAT IS IN THE BOX.
Joe Strummer 001 Super Deluxe Boxset is the first compilation to span Joe Strummer’s career outside of his recordings with The Clash.
Joe Strummer 001 is a collection of unreleased material.
What's In The Box
2CDs and 4LPs containing rare and exclusive audio tracks - restored and remastered by Peter J Moore.
A 64-page hardback book featuring rarely seen and previously unpublished memorabilia from Joe’s personal collection as well as historical press reviews and technical notes about the albums.
Additional 7” single of previously unreleased demos of This Is England (Side A) and Before We Go Forward (Side B).
A cassette of previously unheard and unreleased Full Moon (Basement Demo) - with artwork replicated from the original cassette recording from Joes’s archive.
An envelope containing a screen print, a high-quality image of Joe, two original art prints, and a sticker sheet.
Replica of Joe’s Californian driving license.
Enamel pin badge.
Limited edition collector’s box with Wibalin wrap.
Includes tracks that have never appeared anywhere before as well as new remasters. Includes an album of unreleased material including an early demo of 'This Is England' entitled 'Czechoslovak Song/Where Is England,' a solo demo of 'Letsagetabitarockin' recorded in Elgin Avenue in 1975, outtakes from Sid & Nancy featuring Mick Jones and unreleased songs 'Rose Of Erin', the biographical and mythical recording 'The Cool Impossible' and 'London Is Burning' one of the last songs Joe recorded.
Punk pioneer, singer, songwriter, recording artist, activist, musical and political inspiration for a generation and mighty diamond Joe Strummer was the most charismatic and passionate front men to emerge from the punk explosion of the late seventies. After Joe's untimely death in December 2002 it was discovered that he had been quite an archivist of his own work, having barns full of writings and tapes stored in his back garden. There are now over 20,000 items in the Joe Strummer Archive. The archiving of this material and compiling of Joe Strummer 001 was overseen by Joe's widow Lucinda Tait and compilation producer Robert Gordon McHarg III. Art directed and designed by Robert Gordon McHarg III who previously worked on the Clash Sound System box set with Paul Simonon and curated the Black-Market Clash Exhibition.
WATCH AN UNBOXING VIDEO OF THE BOX SET HERE: https://youtu.be/adhUp1__Nw4
price rating
