Contact
If you have any ideas, questions or suggestions for the site please feel free to contact me via:
Email: Tim(at)theclashblog.com
Chat: via Messenger – tim(at)theclashblog.com
Facebook: The Clash Blog Facebook page
Twitter: see the homepage or – twitter account theclashblog
Personal photos related to the band, concert recollections or meetings with band members or associated people are most welcome. The more information I can share via the site the better resource it becomes. I welcome ideas for projects and events that should be of interest to Clash fans, especially art gallery events, concerts, tributes and book or magazine features.
Areas I welcome help with:
- Landmarks: if you are in a city where The Clash ever played I’ll be doing a feature on the venue itself – and the concert if the information is available.
- Photography: same as above, recent or older images of venues/landmarks
- Reviews: Reviews of albums, books or films that will appeal to Clash fans
- Ideas: In general, running features for the blog that will be of interest to many visitors
Thanks to the many who have already contributed. The more input from you the better the site becomes.
Tim
Hi Tim
You twittered you were after a contact for the Joe Strummer event in Sydney.
It is For more information contact:
Basil Cook | 0xxx xxx xxxx | xxxxxxxxxx@gmail.com
regards
Paul Cashmere
I appreciate it Paul….we’ve had good interest from Australia so I’d like to help promote via the site
Tim
Hi Tim,
I’m writing from Surfdog Records. Thanks for posting about Brian on your blog, we really appreciate it! We’re gearing up to release a brand new Brian Setzer album this Fall and I’d love to add you on to our e-mail list so we can keep you in the loop. I did not see an e-mail address on your blog. Please send me an e-mail at megan@surfdog.com if you would like to be added to our list!
Best,
Megan
THE CLASH ES LO MEJOR DE NUESTRAS VIDAS!!
SALUDOS DESDE ARGENTINA.
Tim, any chance you can reproduce the page topper (No pun intended) “What the Clash wont do for money”.i don’t remember seeing it back inthe day and would be interested to do so.
Cheers.
Karl
I’ll dig it out and email it to you Karl
Thanks!
Tim
Cheers mate. BTW, see any football results last weekend. 2-1 to the champions. Ha ha.
Karl,
I’ve a great sense of humour (as must you, supporting the dullest man u team in decades). It was nice of us to gift you a win I agree….in 35 years of watching games I’ve never seen one handed over with such kindness. Have you? Or did you see something else? Champions….yeah until Chelski lock it up this season. Methinks you miss your special one.
I refer the honourable member to the remark I made some weeks ago.
I have to admit though, not all that inspiring to watch at the moment. Vs Wigan, they were pretty damn good but, it was only Wigan.
Thrashing Wigan can be your new motto! So be it….
LOOOOOOOVE the WEBSITE/BLOG and proud to say I made it a favorite in nothing flat! Fantastic Job!
Hi Tim.
Your readers migh be interested in a piece I’ve written for the New Statesman magazine about the Jail Guitar Doors documentary, Breaking Rocks.
It’s at http://www.newstatesman.com/blogs/cultural-capital/2009/11/bragg-charity-rehabilitation.
The film features Mick Jones teaming up with Billy Bragg to help out with his prisoner rehabilitation project.
Keep up the good work.
Patrick
Hi,
great blog!
We just linked to you:
http://www.hypehunters.de/2009/12/the-clash-london-calling-30th-anniversary-edition/
Greets,
Sander
Met Michael Foot once had a talk over a cup of tea at a conference in Dublin . His belief in the working class was what kept him going for so long. A great man who has cast a long shadow
i just watched the future is unwritten and i wanted to share this story i am from brampton about 20 mins from toronto my father was from dalkeith scotland just outside of edinburgh . back in nov 2002 my grandmother passed away so my sister and i flew over for the funeral flew in on the friday met with they funeral home person on the saturday and we organized the funeral arrangements and he informed us that the death notice would be in the monday edition of the evening news so we bought like 4 editions to bring copies back with us , well i was reading thru the paper and got to the entertainment section and saw that joe was playing that night remembrance day nov 11 at the liquid room so my sister and i found our way into edinburgh and to the liquid room where the show was that night got our tickets went next door for a few pints until the venue opened so its show time and we are in this old church all the kids on the floor and all the old clash fans on the balcony i had goose bumps all night i was closer than i have ever been at any clash show i attended ,i met a rugby player at the show told him my story and he looked at me and said something good comes from something bad he couldnt of been more right joe passed away less than a month later and will be forever missed
John
Simply a lovely tale – circumstances bring the strangest (and greatest) results when you least expect them sometimes eh?
Wellcome back Tim!, I’m Puro from Barcelona (sorry for my terrible english), I’m happy for the return of the blog. I have another blog from spanish Clash fans named “Clash Spain” but your blog is the number one!…, thanks for your work!
Puro
LONDON CALLING
Tim,
I’ve got a tryptich of original prints of the band at the London Calling Concert, with provenance from the photographer. These prints include the famous guitar smashing scene, and some prints leading up to it.
Do contact me if any interested fans want to acquire these?
Regards,
Paulina,
Please email me tim (at) theclashblog.com
If we can get some photos I’d be glad to help.
Tim
Hi
im trying to get hold of a pair of Toppers drumsticks for
my husbands 40th birthday. Hes a drummer himself and would be
over the moon if i found some.
Does anyone have any suggestions??
Thanks Shell
Lots of info re artworks but none about auction… where, when? How can i bid? Thanks Martin
I’ll try and find out Martin
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