The most influential bands in the short history of Rock and Roll exploded onto the music scene with their debut album. Alas, I cannot speak of the Clash when writing these words. For the debut album from these modern day legends forshadowed their greatness but alone only has slight nuances from other Punk Rock and British 2Tone albums being released at the time. This is not to say the album is not worth buying for one cannot forget it is stil a Clash album and like every Clash album it is full of songs which pierce your skin and make you feel honest and true. For regular Punk and Ska/Reggae listeners songs like "Garage Land" and "White Man in..." may show what these bands today are trying to immitate and how much they are messing it up.