Big Audio Dynamite - E=MC2

[@anthonyportelli3673]

I remember the moment I made the connection between this song and Nic Roeg's movies. Mind blown.

[@Bibidybobidy]

Omg!!!! 😮😮😮😮 Wow, thanks for that great comment. I thought I was the only one who caught in an old blk & why movir"ew do you think you are,? The Lone Ranger?". Wow, I gotta watch his films. Thanks so much! 👍👍 3:59

[@larryguli6530]

That's me too. Bud.......☮️🍄🇺🇲🇵🇬

[@jimnewcombe7584]

Perhaps an explanation would be desirable.

[@f.dmcintyre4666]

@@jimnewcombe7584 Yup.........

[@RDeckardN6]

"Don't look now" (1973). Filmed also in my city, Venice.

[@BNCA70]

I used to listen to this on cassette on my first walkman in the summer of 86 when I was 16. My Dad died that summer while it was still in the charts, he was only 55. I often wonder if he ever heard this on the radio while driving around in his works van before he got ill. I hope we liked the same music, I reckon we did. Love you Dad.

[@thra5herxb12s]

I'm 56 now, my Dad died 3 months ago. Music was his life and I will miss him forever. Love you Dad.

[@briky71]

Great song ,love what you wrote

[@debbieschnaible3705]

My husband died last year and we loved this album, we took our first born daughter and saw them in concert in the early 90's. And partied with Mick and Johnny Lydon from PIL, a awesome memory that I hold dear.

[@zyxvwu]

I lost my mom in 85', I was 16, and I loved (still do) this song...Sigh...

[@CoatedIngoo]

Dad also died in 86 @65 just before I turned 16. Liked his jazz, old rock, country, big band... Lawrence Welk Show ftw! He was also very good about the music I listened to and would dance around while MTV played whatever (like it used to do!) xD Good memories.

[@sunnygovan7]

You've got to hand it to Mick Jones. After The Clash , he came up with an unique masterpiece.

[@shonabeggs4640]

I think Joe produced for him on this track.

[@davidwhitlam9153]

just hear this on radio 2. i'm ancient but i'd never heard it. I'm now forcing it onto my grown up kids hehehehe

[@TonyEnglandUK]

_"New identity must be found."_

[@russbaldwin516]

@@shonabeggs4640 no joe had nothing to with production or songwriting on 1st album.... 2nd album yes on both

[@tompaulcampbell]

Several Masterpieces, IMO!!!

[@infoscholar5221]

Mick was ahead of his time, for sure. But now all us punkers are old, and the world has gotten...numb, is the kindest way to say it.

[@kevinrussell1319]

Sad Reality I'm afraid I loved it.

[@willisoverland6233]

Nossas músicas e bandas Punk Rock , foi só o que nos resta , minha tendência Punk e revolucionária, seguem em meu interior !

[@IanHarley-op3bd]

Brainwashed by the media an the woke snowflakes. Glad I get away with telling them all to do one but honestly, not my country anymore.

[@wideyxyz2271]

I'm 60 now but still back there lol. Good times even though in reality life was shit. Than fek for the music....

[@danielmoran9902]

Don't ever stop being 'Punk'. If the world is going this way, you and me will go that way. Punk attitude. Never let it go! X

[@waynerafferty1048]

Still one the best hidden tracks from the 80s. Even in 2020 still sounds great

[@nigeledwards7175]

true

[@shelleykbooker8781]

What You Said

[@AlexHristo]

It’s 2021 get a move on buddy.

[@eracerx78]

@@AlexHristo 😂😂

[@lindafield6577]

It's an awesome tune X

[@doggonepointgooddogbacking3248]

All of the original Clash were so very talented, but Mick Jones is simply fabulous.

[@SuperWorstEver]

Joe Strummer was the driving force, imho, but nothing wrong with BAD, just a different direction

[@docsavage8640]

😆 🤣 😂 that's why Cut the Crap was so good?

[@SuperWorstEver]

@@docsavage8640 BAD vs. Mescaleros? Strummer wins.

[@ggarvey]

Seriously Mick Jones could bust out a hook

[@perrynnlynch1883]

Great comment right here.

[@robertl2956]

Ya know, its 1986 and I'm sitting at a stoplight outside of Salt Lake City in a 1971 Dodge Super Bee and this track comes the radio and I heard it for the first time. Now here it is, 2021 in my garage working on that same Dodge Super Bee and listen to this track again. Deja Vu becomes reality. It doesn't get any kooler than this.

[@jayb2164]

Great comment.👍👍🇬🇧

[@tommabry4166]

Nice ride, bro. The first time I drove a 440 Magnum all I could do was peel out at every light or stop of any kind. Otherwise I would kill the engine. Glad I didn’t drive by a cop.

[@bryanbennett4203]

Indeed. Interdimensional auto mechanics. I've experienced this before

[@anaranjadisimo]

@@bryanbennett4203 hehehe awesome👍👍

[@f.dmcintyre4666]

@@robertl2956 ❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍💥💥💥🎉🎉🎉👌👌👌

[@MrLilhauughh]

None of us know one another, but here we are. Sharing memories, having a laugh as we close our eyes to catch glimpses of where we were when we used to hear this song as teens, etc. There is a reason why they treat some alzheimer patients with music to bring back memories, etc. I'm sure there is stuff we all disagree on, but what is the one true universal language? Please, everyone stay safe and love one another as best as you can.

[@bryanbennett4203]

Brings me back to 1986. I was young and a soldier in the Army. I was( still am but old) a warrior. This song takes me back to when life was simpler, no internet no smart phones. What I'd give to go back.

[@jameslyddall]

What takes me back is appetite for destruction. That album does the same for me what it does for you.can’t believe that was 80s.

[@goldenboy8334]

Agreed. Thank you for defending the great USA 🇺🇸🙏

[@squirrelbutler2119]

@@704commentkan True fact: he is not from the USA but is from Sri Lanka. And Bryan Bennett was one of the greatest warriors Sri Lanka has ever had. He ranks with the great Pandara Vanniyan, hero of the revolt against the British and the Dutch.

[@bryanbennett4203]

Lol. Sri Lanka. I am a true legend. Lol No seriously. United States Army

[@squirrelbutler2119]

@@bryanbennett4203 C'mon, Bryan! I've seen the shrine they made to you in Colombo! You are the biggest hero in Sri Lanka!! We actually bought shards of ceramic and dried toadskins to place at the foot of your statue, which is a custom in Sri Lanka. Bryan roolz!!

[@userrname777]

so glad people are still commenting on this, such a banger fr

[@davidstroh4268]

This is one of my favorite songs of all time. I never get tired of it.

[@RoLPeace]

To my partner Big Lee. Man we use to kill this cut while rolling in that old Toyota Corolla. R.I.P. brother.

[@NormAppleton]

To Big Lee!

[@localreviewking134]

The RIP to Big Lee, I guess he`s rocking it in heaven?

[@ghost84429]

We Gen-X-ers had some of the best music ever. It meant something back then.

[@DebbieTDP]

Even us boomers 😂😂😂

[@philipcarpenter1347]

Long live the Feral Generation.

[@ghost84429]

@@philipcarpenter1347 "Feral Generation"?

[@ngawaiandrews3062]

Hard out !!!!

[@buckodonnghaile4309]

​@@ghost84429some say the last truly usupervised generation of kids, unleashed. Free to roam the streets, not bubble wrapped by society. It's not the fault of younger generations, everything changed and we're partly responsible for that.

[@photoshoott2022]

Boy we loved the 80s. We loved everything about it and we loved the music, we loved it so much. We visited new wave clubs whether weekly or on vacation down the shore, but we always found places where they played, what we called "our music" and Big Audio Dynamite was one of those amazing bands, this song and we danced, we danced so much. We loved it and still do. Great music is timeless.

[@CindyBroughton-h7g]

Love this song teenager of the 80d😊

[@darrylwiggins4799]

I loved that after being kicked out of the band he founded,Mick bounced back and created this.

[@markstevenson6635]

After a sojourn with General Public.

[@darrylwiggins4799]

@@markstevenson6635 who better?

[@davidthomas626]

Was lucky enough to have a beer with Mick Jones following a BAD gig at Nottingham’s Rock City in the 80s - a great guy!

[@therealisation5500]

I was unlucky enough to meet Mick in a pub in London I had just racked up two lines for my friend and I asked Mick he said sure I chopped one for him and said on you go he banged the three of them and fucked off without a word

[@aidankilmartin2521]

Mick Jones never quite gets the credit he deserved ,man could really put a tune together !

[@patriciahealey2927]

True

[@markwicks7675]

Clash went downhill when he left

[@duffman18]

I think he gets more credit these days. When he left the Clash they fell apart completely and couldn't write a single good song so it's clear he was the brains behind the music

[@ruigen8046]

@@duffman18 id say he was part of a good team - he and Strummer were a good team, they even wrote a few for big audio dynamite

[@em6577]

Agreed

[@somedumbozzie1539]

As fresh as the day it was released.

[@markothwriter]

I was just thinking about how timeless this is

[@stoneage1971]

So cool..intelligent lyrics, great tune, samples..brilliant

[@Dususdo]

"Don't look now" great flick and a great song of course

[@andrewhope5735]

Sad times. Stuck in the house and yearning for better times past and future. So you take a trip down memory lane looking for great 80s music. God knows there is no shortage of it. Then you come across this classic and suddenly the world does not seem such a bad place. Stay safe everyone.

[@Groverbennington]

I've been doing this for years!!

[@shanesuthy]

no what you mean pal next year make a plan this is bullshit

[@Mspoor70]

You too Andrew 🌺

[@angiepanjie]

Thank god for music right🥰 Good times are coming soon. The only way is up.

[@philhode5104]

999,stranglers the tubes,talking heads,and more we were spoilt thats a given

[@CaptainOfTheLostWaves]

A golden age of music …. Listening back to much of the 80’s, it’s astounding to witness the breadth and scope of artists visions and ideas being executed… it’s clear that the musicians created from their own calling rather than the idea of what might be successful … maybe an inversion of much of what has been going on for many years in the current commercial scene. That’s what was wonderful; bands who were anything but obviously commercial being appreciated for their brilliance and individuality. Love this track. So fresh

[@shawfestify]

This holds some powerful feelings for me, too. In 1986, I would have bet I’d never live through the 1980s; two of my siblings have died (& I’m the oldest.) But my (Ex-) wife and child made it, happily. I should be grateful for huge blessings. Best luck to you!

[@mwallace2922]

Stay strong 🇦🇺

[@steveconnor5388]

I'm still listening to this song in 2024 I guess it will never get old

[@scottsmykal]

👍 Salute my friend!

[@davidturner3133]

❤❤❤

[@tomsaunders8108]

Still here too, what a track. 🎉

[@NormAppleton]

Good music NEVER dies

[@Myrna-e3s]

Sounds 10× better , some 40 years later ❤

[@samOBT715]

That intro...I don't know what it is about that chord progression, but I love that sound so much.

[@tilerman]

Damn, what track 3 seconds in is as good as this. 3 seconds!

[@RUSH2112RUSH]

3 seconds in for me is usually all I need tbh 😢

[@ianbell7342]

mick done bloody good with this one

[@AcardusTallasi]

I grew up in Oklahoma City, and back in the 80's it was damn hard to find "underground music" (called "alternative" in the 90's). Anyway, I was something of a mall rat, so driving down to Dallas (parents driving, I was a few years away) and, being able to wander the Galleria mall for hours was like heaven. I had seen this video on Mtv and found the cassette in a record store, and my dad was cool enough to buy it for me. Other great trax on the cassette, but E=mc2 was the best. Brings me straight back to that time.

[@sl4983]

Wow cool story.

[@bryanbennett4203]

I hear ya. I was in Manhattan Kansas at the same time..ok ok junction city ks

[@philjones2561]

Easily one of the best tracks ever, clips from Dont Look Now, lyrics and way ahead of its time , come back Mick and Don music needs you more than ever

[@eddyray2012]

Pure poetry. One of the greatest songs in the history of the world.

[@GoodbyeMexicans]

Ministry - believe me Is another 1 🎉

[@Phatdog5607]

Mick was very underrated. I think he's among the best rock guitarist.

[@gingerthesnap2905]

Underrated yes, great yes, among the greatest is a stretch

[@cobwebscobwebs7916]

This is THE 80s song for me.

[@andrewhope5735]

Another 80s classic. Beginning to wonder if any 80s song wasn't a classic? Mick Jones genius.

[@MolloyVids]

What a memory! It came on the car radio today. I shouted loudly 'Oh my God!' and turned it up full blast. I had somehow forgotten about it. Then I got home and downloaded it immediately.

[@Mrprojects1568]

Underrated song this that riff 👌

[@FinchyLcFc]

Obsessed with this song right now. Remember my dad playing it on vinyl about 15 years ago

[@joaoclemente5248]

THE MAN WHO FELL TO EARTH!!!

[@ceegee3291]

That pause in the song gets me every time. Such a beautiful song .

[@Xavierite444]

I still get new types of nostalgia listening to this 20+ years later.

[@stevechamberlain7221]

Just goes to prove that classic 80's songs like this are way better than today's music

[@pippiandthecaninesixteensh5219]

Agree

[@Gary-x4s]

There is no music today or has it been since 1999 actually see they weren't kidding when they said it's the end of the world as we know it 1999

[@janeparfitt65]

I was so lucky..I went to see these guys many years ago &at the time in the concert I was gesturing to Mick Jones (as I was very near the front)..'Can I have your BAD cap please'..Well after a few times he threw it to me..I caught it..I was so friggin over the moon..then After they finished playing a security guard just happened to be asking 'Has anyone got any rizla'? ..Yes I replied 'You can have a few if I can go backstage for autographs'...'OK' he said...My friend grabbed my hand as I went backstage, I met them,smoked with them & Mick Jones said to me..'I see you caught the cap then'...My days what a night..One of the best times of my life..Amazing..

[@guiltseeker]

+Jane Barton Love that story!

[@janeparfitt65]

Thank you so much guiltseeker ,glad you liked it..I was over the moon as you can imagine..

[@guiltseeker]

Same happened to me at First Frankie goes to Hollywood concert at Hammersmith, Odeon,Different music, but hey....? LOVED THE 80'S x

[@janeparfitt65]

Really guiltseeker ?..I would of died to meet Holly Johnson & the band,you lucky thing you..How fantastic.Thanks for telling me your story too,the *80's really were the best for me too* . 😊

[@guiltseeker]

No probs :-)

[@hopejackson1741]

I used to listen to this on cassette too on my SONY Walkman, I thought the world would never end when I listened to this song while riding my Redline Proline BMX bike. I was 18 when this song hit the radio. Thanks for this upload it's just what I needed today.

[@CalifornianCuttlefish]

Big audio dynamite is so underrated as a band because they had very weird lyrics, amazing guitar, and they felt like there own style, much like the b52's

[@garybarrett6956]

Absolutely, they created a sound between The Clash, Talking Heads,The Blockheads and sent a message and as you said made it their own 👍

[@CalifornianCuttlefish]

@@garybarrett6956 oh yeah totally

[@annlonsdale9396]

like the b52s but better❤👍

[@jamessabol8397]

@@annlonsdale9396 like the b52s but with talent

[@Amrep335]

@@jamessabol8397 Oh yeah for Sure my guy

[@1990L-u2e]

This song came on the radio in the car the other day. Made dam smile. There is light at the end of the tunnel. Keep strong. Believe.

[@Ncfc-ek8il]

...'remember listening to this on the remaining last days of Radio Caroline (at sea anyway) and Atlantic 252. Great Mems , super track.

[@shaun30-3-mg9zs]

What a song, a good mix of random words stick them all together and you got you self a brilliant classic. This came out May/June 1986 I was in my last month in high school I was 16 and it was the start of the great summer of 86, what a great time I wish I could live it again. great song with great memories, thank you B A D

[@geoffreyjonathanwilson5826]

I still think this is one of the best '80's songs.Remember it well from '86

[@wilobowski-cw2kd]

I remember watching this video in a pub with my mate in 1986. We didn't know any of the Nicolas Roeg references at that time. I have since seen all of the films. B.A.D, Peter Gabriel, Kate Bush and Talking Heads made some great videos back then. They were less throwaway than the ones made today. "I don't Think I am going to let you stay in the film business" is a line that we quoted a lot at this time. Thanks for the upload.

[@noahalliston3838]

I first heard this song about a year ago and it's become an all time favorite. This song is a truly enigmatic catchy song with great disturbing lyrics about the films of Nicolas Roeg. Can't think of too many other musicians who've done that with a filmmaker.

[@bearkatkeyboard2273]

Just returned to this after 20 years. it still knocks me out. One of the all-time great pop songs.

[@markroose8686]

Still sounds great nearly 35 years on. Some tracks don't date.

[@samnelson2343]

oh no you're trippin',,,,is it 35years?

[@peternicholls6532]

A classic mate!... will always sound fresh! :)

[@steverowlands338]

Definitely!!!!! 👊😎

[@Peter-pi4zo]

Greatness is timeless

[@malcolmbeckett9802]

An extraordinary music track, beautiful, strange, wonderful, uplifting, gorgeous

[@reflexedrose1879]

Turned 60 today and had to hear good music.

[@ALEJANDRO-b9e]

sorry .late Happy Birthday but I notice you must have enjoyed it a lot with B.A.D

[@reflexedrose1879]

@@ALEJANDRO-b9e Thank you very much. That means a lot to me.

[@ALEJANDRO-b9e]

@@reflexedrose1879 👌 Well deserved

[@MarioBuchichio]

Happy birthday mate, cheers!

[@reflexedrose1879]

@@MarioBuchichio Thank you very much. I never thought I'd make it to this milestone. Thanks again.

[@barbarakozak5405]

Into my .. 50th year old... And rhose lyrics.. Wow!!.. Ritual ideas relativety Only buildings no people prophecy Time slide place to hide nudge reality Foresight minds wide magic imagery, oh oh 😍👌💯

[@Mr130271]

One of the greatest songs with how many verses???😮❤️👌

[@leleedler]

big audio dynamite holds up very well today. respectable.

[@mozdickson]

+Le Leedler agree - just watched a terrible French movie called Special Forces - this track opened it, hadn't heard since way back then,,,found again. Quality.

[@j.ramone4116]

didnt like it when it came out,love it now

[@rickymiddo7269]

Big audio dynamite.

[@doerayme6640]

HELL YYYEEEAAAA !!! 2 YEARS 2 YEARS LATER STILL HOLDING UP >>>

[@mikeb8638]

2019 still holds

[@Thatonellama63]

My dad listened to this song when I was little.. I was overwhelmed with nostalgia and joy as I paused and stared with my finger still on the seek button. This song is timeless, a true testament to music itself.

[@peternufc81]

Same for me my farther died 3 days ago I'm here listening with a huge smile on my face .. rip dad

[@trevordonkmarlin9806]

I don't have contact with my father anymore but he used to play this so g every day big nostalgie for me to

[@eddyray2012]

My word, what a fantastic song! Innovative, groovy, and simply epic!

[@CalifornianCuttlefish]

Great Video! Mick Jones is a great singer, and this song is a masterpiece and a treasure of music, what a beautiful song, to anyone listening to this now: You must have fantastic taste

[@markusantonio4866]

Great voice

[@andyberridge6455]

Well it's 2022 and still have good taste. 👍

[@yahs808]

yes sir!

[@CalifornianCuttlefish]

@@yahs808 cool

[@cindyroeback2614]

First time I heard this and I'll be 75 this year. So sorry I missed this when it was first out. Great beat.

[@davidgould8534]

I remember seeing mick walking down portobello rd in the early eighties in his hat seems like the blink of an eye 40yrs fuck me he was always a cool dude

[@williamjones6636]

Great track... big shout 2 Mick & Don!...4 this.Gem

[@gregbowen617]

Got this on a bootleg cassette in London in the mid 80's - god they were good times for a simple Aussie to be living in Europe...A song that still has relevance now, 40 years later - great music never ages but it does mature well...

[@neptuneskleinberg]

Another gem of a tune that escapes my memory from childhood watching MTV in the 80’s. I heard this on satellite radio just this year. Love it.

[@europainvicta3907]

I used to love BAD back in the 80s. Mick Jones was the ‘pop’ element of the Clash.

[@maximoo9861]

And Joe was the raw element

[@law9665]

It sounds like the fusion of post-punk, synth, and tiny semblances of acid house coming together. Great track, and one of the catchiest choruses I've ever heard!

[@alanhenstock9640]

a banging tune from a memorable era. Still makes the hairs stand up on the back of my neck every time I hear it

[@jeremiahklyn5906]

SO TRUE

[@79derik]

I just heard this for the first time and we so mesmerized. It really stands the test of time. Didn't even know Mick Jones was the singer. Just thought the beat and feel to the song was so awesome.

[@willhoey1619]

it,s a piece of genius Alan ......simple as that my friend

[@gregmarshall2513]

One of the greatest songs ever.

[@sl4983]

Yup, same.

[@chrisf8855]

The 80s was the pinnacle of music.

[@sl4983]

It definitely was and is.

[@rexeverything6249]

The 70s and the clash was best

[@krugerisking1]

Don't know bout all that but the decade had its moments

[@Nico-Diaz]

It was the peak of style too, the 80s where the best, and its still rocking bc of the fashion that we see today

[@BoudicaJ]

@@Nico-DiazI hope this is irony.

[@Torile0]

this was on heavy rotation on the radio when I was a kid in Italy, I couldnt understand a word of it, but I loved it... Now I stumbled on it, and it is just like a madeleine, and btw, the lyric is great.

[@billykelly1013]

2022. I still find this song almost hypnotic

[@squirrelbutler2119]

That's the shrooms, baby

[@NormAppleton]

It is hypnotic. It's really brilliant

[@micheledelloglio8182]

J ai le 33 tours annee 80.. Toujours super. No wars no god...

[@joyfulcolouring7372]

This track was so far ahead of itself.

[@billwhite9703]

That, Spencer, is impossible.

[@Brascofarian]

far ahead of anything The Clash released without him too.

[@allisonpayne2097]

A blast from the past with a great beat,retro hit😎

[@omarchapa8247]

chills, chills, chills, boy this brings back memories of my high school years back in mid 80. Love B.A.D.

[@garymcgrath8246]

Absolutely brilliant lyrics on bits of nic roeg films _what a song Mick!

[@Pipermillen]

A brilliant hidden 80s classic

[@hawsrulebegin7768]

Imagine a pop hit today that was as smart, creative and with powerful lyrics as this tune.

[@deanburton4253]

Caught this on the radio yesterday.was singing it all Day absolutely brilliant from a time when music was great !!!!

[@KmT81]

I first saw the Clip on MTV 80s in October or early November.I didnt know it but great one. I thought the singer was Strummer but it was Mick Jones from The Clash.

[@ernestdavis3237]

God, i look back at the music i grew up with ....🥺💞💞. Truly blessed in the 80's we were 💪🍻

[@ianthomson803]

Mick Jones always plays feel good and relevant music........clever man, ahead of his time in many ways

[@AndZooom]

Absolute banger 👌

[@evandrozzz]

Viva 80’s

[@jasonspriggs5106]

I think I was about 13 when this song came out, I remember thinking what a great tune it was, I found it on KZbin a couple of months back and I was so happy to find it, a few bad memories came back, but a lot more great memories came back, I’m 49 now and still love listening to it, great piece of music 😎

[@johnozed]

I love Mick Jones. Met him on the street 12 years ago. What a great bloke! A cherished memory!

[@anjiewastling332]

Mick Jones is so underrated, such a musical genius. As for Don Letts, hardly anyone as cool

[@chrispinder9105]

By whom...recognition all over the place

[@timarmstrong3251]

@@chrispinder9105 You say Don Letts is cool, but Leo and Greg are even cooler. Dan not so much :)

[@chrispinder4228]

@@timarmstrong3251 I never said Don Letts was cool...I said that Mick Jones wasn't underrated.

[@timarmstrong3251]

@@chrispinder4228 Chris, I wasn't arguing with you. I was just pointing out how double-extra-special cool Leo and Greg are. Still ice-cold in Dreadzone!

[@thomasfranco5997]

I love BAD still listening in 2020. Rush puts me in a good mood especially with everything going on in the USA. Unemployment is record high, Homelessness is growing, and police brutality is at all time high. Oh Yes and Covid -19 is rising. May GOD bless every human being on this GLOBE. E=MC2

[@ClueSign]

Mick Jones' tribute to Nicholas Roeg -- all his movies are called out in the lyrics. Genius! This influenced Gorrillaz. I love you, Mike J.

[@travisrlel2]

I think they skipped Bad Timing, though...

[@ClueSign]

travisrlel2 You're right mate!

[@addisonstumair]

"she's a flame too hot to hold, had to settle for her cold'? i think that's the only reference though. hopefully not the 'best sex i've ever seen...' bit :p

[@travisrlel2]

I think the best sex line refers to the sex scene in Dont Look Now, but you may be right about the other line.

[@addisonstumair]

yes, the sex line is about don't look now (it was a joke)

[@leokimvideo]

If The Clash evolved to today's music here's how it would be

[@ceegee3291]

Yeah if they made it to 1985/1986 this could’ve easily been a Clash track. They would’ve sounded a lot like B.A.D. I think about it every time I hear it.

[@AAABBB-xw6bq]

Love this song brings back memories

[@shanesmith2491]

Sing Michael sing

[@richardjeffreys2437]

Imagine.. Joe Strummer up front with Mick... It would be AWESOME!! x

[@d.wagnerRE]

I listened to this song incessantly back in the day. Great memories!!!!

[@karlmarx71]

BAD were so influential in the direction my life took. Ive met em all apart from Dan. Spent good time with Greg and Leo, Don has been on decks supporting my old band and during my last bands gig in Portabella. Meeting Mick on yhe four or five occasions blew my brains. Greg is the reason i play drums and Mick and Don are responsible for so much of who I am today. BAD for life.

[@nicoladouglas3270]

No song more relevant than this song TODAY ..almost prophetic...

[@stuartyoung7614]

"No people prophecy..."

[@KJ-ez6bm]

Brings back memories in high school for me..I'd walk down the hall humming this song😅..very catchy 😊

[@antonystringfellow5152]

Still as fresh as it ever was, in 2019. Incredible messages, presented visually and musically.

[@cptrelentless80085]

It's from the 80s, mate

[@tjsr5884]

This Band is probably the Most Creative, UNique and UNDERRATED EVER..!! t LOVE THEIR MUSIC & STYLE

[@lynnieo8330]

Used to play the album as loud as possible to let off steam after work. Love it.

[@darrenwoolley8433]

I absolutely love this song I loved it back then and now.

[@denisryan7536]

Nic Roeg.. RIP...What an fab tribute .. Love this

[@jococentralcoastaustralia7149]

Why can’t music be this good today ????????

[@NormAppleton]

Some of it is, most of it isn't.

[@jogolock1190]

This is without a doubt one of my top 5 tunes of all time.

[@debowiec3]

A proper song from the 80's with proper instruments, great to still hear it on the "wireless"!!!!!

[@debowiec3]

Who's the lovely blonde at the end.......isn't it!!!!!!!!!

[@debowiec3]

Someone must know who she is?!!!!!!!

[@benflanagan2190]

@@debowiec3 Think it might be Theresa Russell in the movie Insignificance

[@debowiec3]

@@benflanagan2190 Think you might be right......she played Marilyn Monroe.....isn't it!!!

[@AndrewGrunewald]

Hey guys. I grew up to the 80s because of my brothers. Therefore I appreciate and love the music. As a kid, I couldn't go to these concerts. I love the music. Please tell me what it was like to go to a show. I need to live vicariously through you.

[@martinvairy5587]

Where have all the years gone?