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“Lost in the Supermarket” was first released in 1979 on The Clash’ classic third album, London Calling.
It deals with the alienation and depersonalisation experienced in the modern commercialized world.
It deals with the alienation and depersonalisation experienced in the modern commercialized world.
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Alicia_Quays_ wrote:
Classic
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sartoris7 wrote:
long distance callers make long distance calls....and the silence makes me lonely......brilliant, just brilliant.
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Writtenjustice wrote:
Emotional Disco? Hell yeah
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pdumka2289 wrote:
this song is awesome.
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merementz wrote:
i don't think i've heard this version before?! Demo? x2
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eban_666 wrote:
great song [2]
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FuckinRamone wrote:
make me cry
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TantoTempo wrote:
Children, let me set the record straight, the line ""I wasn't born as much as I fell out": is not an original lyric, in fact, it was an everyday phrase used amongst the working classes of London back in the good old days...You'd often hear someone shout.."Ere, look at the state of him, he weren't born, he fell out"
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TantoTempo wrote:
Demo ?
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Lewis_7 wrote:
I've fallen in love with this song.
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ctd55 wrote:
They started out hectoring the squares in the voice of urban guttersnipes, and now they're singing anthems for those squares in the voice of lonely suburbanites. Amazingly, there's no loss of immediacy or insight. Alienation knows no socioeconomic boundaries, after all.
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draney13 wrote:
great song
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StratocasterTB wrote:
Over which, I never could see... Awesome.
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OpethForLifee94 wrote:
I agree. This song is spectacular.
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Alphavillain wrote:
"I wasn't born as much as I fell out": for me, one of the great lyrics in music.
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Rumpp wrote:
pop
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mattyo44 wrote:
its got an 80's feel 2 it....clash city rockers!
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atomicpanda325 wrote:
Hm. This isn't the version that's on London Calling. Still a good song though.
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joaquinsdad wrote:
carbon/silicone is mick jones' current project
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lv_simo wrote:
@creeco, Mick Jones still is making music
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