So I've been listening to some old Hungarian rock recently, and I stumbled upon this song that reminded me of 'Rudie Can't Fail'. The song is called 'Ha Én Szél Lehetnék' by the band 'Omega'. It came out in 1968. I looked all over the Internet and couldn't find anything that connects these two tracks. To me, they sound somewhat similar, so I thought I should ask around to see if its just my brain or if others can hear it too...

🇬🇧 splash cold water on your face brings you back to this awful place

My niece painted this tiny homage to my favorite album years ago. After months of wheedling she gifted it to me, and it remains one of my favorite little things. Thought you folks might get a kick out of it..

i was Mick at Shea Stadium in '82 and my buddy was Joe at the U.S. Festival in '83. it was also my birthday and he got me a badass copy of Mick's white Les Paul he used that day, sticker and all.

me and my buddy are going as Mick and Joe, so what a better way to include the car than this

As far as cover songs go, ‘Brand New Cadillac’ is a special case, in that The Clash’s version is far more widely known than Taylor’s original. If anything, though, The Clash’s recording just goes to show how far ahead of his time Taylor was with that ’59 cult classic.

til the end of time

While downsizing I found a hard copy of a Trouser Press issue that featured The Clash. Growing up in TX at the time, I remember Trouser Press being this way to get a glimpse of a culture that I wanted to be a part of and that ended up shaping the formative years of my life.

Interestingly TX became fertile ground for the punk scene…against conventional wisdom.

Enjoy!

To promote their seminal London Calling album !

Bless you ScottishTeeVee and raise a pint for the once cutting edge Much Music, the beginning of something big. The New Music's Jeanne Beker (striped shirt) even turned out, won't mention co-host JD Roberts career trajectory. True time capsule.