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@ The Inn on the Green, London
Article by IAN GITTINS
MONDAY JANUARY 14th 2008 'THE GUARDIAN'
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It is hugely ironic that Mick Jones was fired from the Clash for "betraying the spirit of punk" as, three decades on, he has stayed truest of all to its ideals and DIY sensibilities. Carbon/Silicon, his band with former Generation X/Sigue Sigue Sputnik member Tony James, was recording albums and giving them away free on the web a full five years before Radiohead began gaining plaudits for their philanthropic gambit.
On similar egalitarian principles, Jones and James are now playing a six-week residency - no advance tickets, £10 to get in, first come first served - at a tiny club under the west London Westway that became such a potent Clash symbol. The first night drags iconic punk faces out of the woodwork: Sex Pistol Glen Matlock roams the floor, while DJ and filmmaker Don Letts assiduously films the gig from the side of the stage.
Flanked by James on rhythm guitar, Jones remains a casual virtuoso guitarist, picking out killer riffs from the band's first commercially available album, The Last Post, with a broad grin. His familiar London drawl sounds fantastic on War On Culture, an assault on salacious tabloids, while the absurdly catchy single The News is a reminder that while the late Joe Strummer was The Clash's figurehead, Jones was its musical leader.
It is more like a party than a gig and is too sloppy to win Carbon/Silicon many new fans, but a nostalgia-heady crowd hardly care after Clash drummer Topper Headon joins the band for an encore of Train in Vain and Should I Stay Or Should I Go. There are few ways for punks to age gracefully, but Mick Jones has certainly found one.
· Every Friday until February 15 at Inn On The Green, London. Details: 020-8962 5757.
Thursday October 8 8pm! Inn on the Green with Live Performance by INTERNATIONAL JETSETTERS!
BEND SINISTER "The Same Things" (CANADA) CLUE TO KALO "Infinite Orphan" (AUSTRALIA) DAVIDE DI SARO "We All Belong To Our Before" (CANADA) D.O.A. "Human Bomb" (CANADA) HA HA TONKA "Caney Mountain"(USA) HAYDEN "More Than Alive" (CANADA) THAYKHAY "So Close to the Sun" (ARGENTINA) THE HERMIT "si vous me quittez" (CANADA) IMMACULATE MACHINE "C'Mon Sea Legs" ( CANADA) INTERNATIONAL JETSETTERS "Inside Out"(UK) KARKWA "La Facade" (CANADA) NEKO CASE "People Got a Lotta Nerve" (USA) NUTMEG "Ohohooh" (SWEDEN) POL ARIDA "One" (SCOTLAND) ROOTS MANUVA "C.R.U.F.F." (UK) THE SUMMERLAD "City of Noise" (CANADA) VANCOUGAR "Distance" (CANADA) VIOLADORES DEL VERSO " 8 Lineas" (SPAIN) WINSTON ACKLAND "All the Little Fishies" (USA)
London's first night of Celebration kicks off at GoGoDisco @ Ghetto on
Friday 25th September from 8.00pm and promises to be a fun packed and
unique event including a Madonna quiz, a rare one-off screening of the
80's cult movie DESPERATELY SEEKING SUSAN and exclusive remixes and
videos.
Come dressed in your favourite Madonna look and get in for half price!
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