The Clash. Combat Rock ( Inner But No Hype Sticker Or Poster ) VG+VG

The Clash's third studio album, Combat Rock stands as a pivotal moment in punk and new wave history. Released in 1982, this record showcases the band's evolution beyond their raw punk origins, blending reggae influences, funk rhythms, and sophisticated production with their signature political edge. Featuring the iconic single "Should I Stay or Should I Go," the album balances experimental soundscapes with anthemic hooks. Essential listening for collectors and those exploring post-punk innovation. The final Clash album to feature Mick Jones on guitar and Topper Headon on drums. The sampled commercial at the end of "Inoculated City" on the original UK editions is absent on many subsequent pressings, but have been re-introduced on later re-issues. "Long Time Jerk" remained unreleased and only available on some singles Rock The Casbah until getting reissued in 1992 on Super Black Market Clash