The Clash - Up In Heaven (Not Only Here) (Remastered) [Official Audio]

[@MegaBando]

no other album in the world means more to me... and even though times have gotten tough, i still love you dad...

[@IvanLendl87]

What a soaring guitar riff by the great Mick Jones. Mick’s ability to arrange songs is second to none.

[@barryashcroft3080]

Sounds as relevant in 2022 as it did in 1980. The clash the only band that mattered to an awful lot of people

[@schorschi1567]

I know, right??? It still is the only band that matters!

[@shawnbolling46]

As a musician I learned almost all I know from the Beatles but the Clash are my fave- they set you free, all possibilities ............

[@michaelmurphy2330]

That song leaps out at you! It's utterly fabulous, the tune, the words, the musicianship, with Mick and Joe singing together! Unbeatable! the subject matter is more relatable today than in1980,

[@michaelmurphy2330]

@@talorcmacallan4268 Hello, totally agree. a wonderful song..

[@padraiggillon]

"Allianza dollars are spent to raise the towering buildings...." Only the Clash would know this very obscure lyric from a song by a long forgotten American lyrical genius. Phil Ochs. It has been said.

[@bostonhooligan4786]

I heard this boyo !

[@colorfulpig5016]

I haven’t forgotten Ochs. “United Fruit” was the reason I bought that compilation album on Discogs. And the other “On Her Hand a Golden Ring”.

[@nanoTT]

The vibe is immaculate

[@herbertrichard614]

Very nicely put. There is something about this record. I could paint a house while listening to it. Typically, I never listen to anything when working.

[@warlordjoe77]

My favorite album, forever. 🤘

[@herbertrichard614]

Right on, sir! Saint Dinista!

[@herbertrichard614]

SANDINISTA!

[@deerhunter2218]

The album took a bit of a kicking but some of the songs on it are possibly the Clash best stuff, Something About England,, Somebody Got Murdered is up with the best Clash song ever in my opinion, a truly amazing band!

[@clash31263]

I remember buying it when it came out, when my brother and I stopped at a ShopRite with our mom late at night on our way home from working at Six Flags Great Adventure. It was a triple album sold for the price of a single album. I think we stayed up all night listening to it!

[@deljr62]

The best triple LP album ever

[@gontierfrancois8115]

Yes

[@cujocujo4942]

2nd to All Things Must Pass

[@gremshek324]

Songs in the Key of Life

[@darkwingduck-cv7tx]

​​@@cujocujo4942Yes, George Harrison's ”All Things Must Pass” (1970).

[@bukowski20]

In a strong field, this is my favorite Clash song. The message resonates strongly, and I got an extra chill last month, visiting London and seeing the ghost of Grenfell tower block.

[@terrythekittieful]

As anyone who bought the album back in 1980/81 would remember, it was a lot of information to absorb (George Harrison made a similar comment when the Beatles 'white album' was released in 1968) and for me personally it took the best part of 9 or 10 months to absorb it all, but what an album, not perfect (like the 'white album') but a classic all the same and this song is one of the classic Clash tracks on the album.

[@danschreffler1280]

Both the White Album and London Calling were concise enough to listen to in one sitting. Like the movies The Deer Hunter or Scarface, you really had to block off a chunk of time to listen to this album in it's entirety. This album was such a music lesson for a young kid from Indiana. God Bless The Clash.

[@brunob.7737]

Still absorbing lol

[@100363Boil]

I didn’t actually buy this back then. My friend did & I made a 90 minute version on cassette tape. I can feel that winter when I listen to it.

[@andrewrobie620]

@@danschreffler1280 The brilliant thing about Sandinista to me (in addition to all the fantastic songs) is how they structured it. Every side of each record works as a standalone piece, they all work well with their other side, and the whole thing works together. It's like they managed to make 6 EPs, 3 regular LPs, and one triple LP. The CD rerelease even adds another element to that where it works as two longer LPs. It's a masterpiece of sequencing and of music. It took me like a solid year or so, but now it and London Calling are tied for my favorite album.

[@deljr62]

This album and London Calling are two of the best rock albums ever.

[@gregg-k7d]

Long time Clash fan and they've got so many great songs, but this tops the list for me.

[@jimbeckwith5949]

I'm really surprised this has never been adopted as an anthem for the Grenfell disaster. It was written in the shadow of the Westway all them years ago. And speaks of the way big government treats us, giving us little highrise rabbit hutches to be grateful for. And doesn't give a toss about us.

[@williamwilliam5066]

But "we" weren't in Grenfell, it was all illegals and parasites.

[@brucelee-wo5ge]

Without noticing your post, I've just posted a similar sentiment. It's happening here in Oz constantly.

[@MrBenjiyoda]

I only bought this album in 1998. But I was lover of the Clash since years before that purchase. Young french psychobilly. And I bought this album in CD version in London… You can listen the whole album in it’s integrity.

[@brucelee-wo5ge]

What a kick arse beat, soaring rythnm and powerful lyrics! Insanely brilliant!

[@bobphaneuf5850]

Clash purists sometimes denigrate Sandinista. I'm a Clash purist - this was an incredibly great album! Anyone who doesn't love Sandinista is Not a Clash purist. "And the wives hate their husbands, their husbands don't care..."

[@jimbeckwith5949]

Sandinista was the pinnacle.

[@williamwilliam5066]

Having grown up with the Clash in the 70s/80s I now look at them with a bit of cringe, how naive and foolish they were. Still love the music though.

[@williamwilliam5066]

In those days, no one knew about gynocracy and man-rape. They were innocent days.

[@deinhard90]

🌟Let's groove🌟

[@lourdesrivera2351]

Sandinista forever.

[@chadgrov]

shit yeah

[@herbertrichard614]

Yes! This record will still be listened to in 2100.

[@gontierfrancois8115]

Yes

[@kjellsiimon7097]

I got this album on the original vinyl. Hey am I lucky!!

[@perrycomeau2627]

I love comic books. I love the Clash.

[@gorgon1863]

My sister and her two children were beaten up on a regular basis by her Egyptian muslim husband in one of these nightmarish towers. That was of course until my father and elder brother went to discuss his future with him and strangely he was never heard from again.

[@bustertheboxer1343]

I'm lucky, I was born and bred by parents who cared. Not an easy upbringing on a council estate in the West Midlands. But I had parents, with standards, a work ethic and the possibility of a job in an industry, a chance to better myself. Where is that nowadays for the youth? And the working classes? Abandoned, distrusted, belittled, by Labour and Conservatives. No Future.

[@dan-w1t9b]

This is so strange, I had this song in my head, went to KZbin and it was on the screen. Weird, wild stuff.

[@danschreffler1280]

I just had a dream about this song.

[@russellgoff6524]

What a great year this was

[@Koshirozation]

that outro!

[@joaomarceloperdigao5386]

love all clash albums, but this one made me purchase music

[@barryashcroft3080]

Sounds even better in Jan 2023

[@prixplox]

Love the song

[@RouteOfChange]

✌😊

[@carlosinternacional6401]

I see them live in Cascais Portugal.

[@jimbeckwith5949]

Grenfell. Has nobody made the connection!?

[@williamwilliam5066]

Nope.

[@azyzcherny7485]

♥️♥️♥️

[@PrimitiveInTheExtreme]

🎶🌟❗🌟🎶

[@nuriaramirezruiz5413]

The clash unico no imiteis españolitos

[@saydmansur]

Cara, é muito fraco. “Não podemos retomar a luz porque há galhos presos entre os fios e por isso até agora não foi possível [desligar a energia da área afetada p/] fazer o reparo.”

[@arkitam]

I love Some of his songs, but judging from interviews and later songs that-unlike Joe Strummer

[@andressepulveda9709]

I dont understand .... what you say ?

[@jerrygilbert6733]

Yeah, I was just thinking that...?

[@vinceneukom9708]

The constant barrage of advertisments made this once great alblum less enjoyable...

[@treeheadz]

Buy it, no ads at all, cheapskates

[@williamwilliam5066]

The Clash were my favourite band ever, saw them 3 times, but looking back, God they were naive and embarrassing.

[@frslas]

They were young and they tried.