[kj] Big Audio--Dynamite?

[LONESTYLE at aol.com]

Yes,  I know that already, but Paul and Joe were getting a bit sick of  
MIck and his posh demands for hotels, plus he was leaning towards more dance 
and  rap music than anything. Joe and Mick stopped collaborating. I have  been 
reading more books on punk then you can shake a stick at Joey Ramone since  
the 80's. . I just didn't fall over the turnip truck my friend being in the 
LA  punk scene since 1981. I'm not a fool.
 
~ LB
 
 
In a message dated 5/28/2011 1:20:35 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,  
gregslawson at msn.com writes:

The  story about the Clash split also that the manager was behind it more 
than  Joe. It's great that he'll release some old songs. As for "Cut the 
Crap",  I'm probably the sole human on
the planet who thinks there is some  good stuff on it (Three Card Trick, 
North and South) but of course the  production was horrible--again the fault 
of the manager, not the  band.


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