This is THE Clash documentary. Accept no substitute.

One of the greatest injustices; was the collapse of - one of - the greatest bands of our time. Forever ingrained in this heart. RIP Joe.

Possibly the greatest band ever

We learned that bitterly, Joe was riddled with regret? Brought me to tears...

I bought my first Clash album in a record shop in Lewisham shopping centre back in the day, it changed my life.

The Clash speaking straight from the heart with no bullshit love em hits from the bong and Sandinista all night long legends

Still powerful. The ending still gives me goosebumps. There will never be a better rock act than the Clash! "No Elvis, Beatles or the Rolling Stones!"

So sad at the very end, 1:16:55, joe really is hurt by how it ended, they truly were the only band that mattered.. genius… what might have been had they lasted longer, such an amazing band, RIP Joe, you are missed every day

Mint.
As Betty Davis says Capitalism dictates the music you can listen to.
I'm 55 and I still haven't listened to every clash album.
I have Sandinista on vinyl, twice, cd and on all my media
As well as in my heart and soul.
Thank you Don Letts for bringing me a glimpse of how that happened

Strummer on Mick- "He was like Elizabeth Taylor in a filthy mood."

THIS FOR ME IS THE ULTIMATE CLASH DOCUMENTARY. IT DEALS WITH WHATS NEEDED TO KNOW ABOUT THIS INCREDIBLE BAND.

The clash mean so much to me. Cant believe how much of a "home" they are to me. Love from Spain!

Should never, ever have fired Topper.
Terry did a good job, but it was gone. For good.

As a Rude Boy in 79 I came across the clash due to hearing Wrong em boyo , then i went and got all their albums , The Specials and The Clash ! What a time to be alive 🎉❤

Another Don Letts masterpiece..."we did our job & now its all over"

The only band that still matters

Best fusion of rock and reggae ever.

Miss seeing Joe around .loved the late 70,s early 80,s

It's funny! I am a child of the 70s and 80s. I never really thought about the clash. Never bought their records or went to see them. Watching this documentary, I realise just how much they were a huge part of the soundtrack of my adolescence.

Fucking amazing stuff.
Joe when he said we all need to fire on all cylinders was a great!!
The Drummer was done and totally convinced it was Mr Lyon’s Brother!!
The Best