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Keith Levene wrote his own rules for rock guitar

His ambition to ‘use it in different ways’ helped steer PiL’s post-punk to genuinely fresh ground and was a formative influence for both U2 and My Bloody Valentine

The Guardian - UK

Keith Levene, founding member of the Clash, dies at 65

Influential post-punk musician was an original member of the Clash before founding PiL with John Lydon and Jah Wobble

The Guardian - UK

‘He thought the world was bad and life was rubbish’ – Jared Harris’s shock at his dad Richard’s worldview

He topped the charts, dated a princess and was a screen star from the kitchen sink 60s to Harry Potter. Yet his achievements were eclipsed by his hell-raising image. As a new film searches for the real Richard Harris, his son Jared looks back

The Guardian - UK

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Mark Steel asked people on Twitter what they knew about Newport and the response is brilliant

People shared their stories with the handful of famous faces that have graced the city over the years including rock stars and time lords

Wales Online

How The Clash's Joe Strummer inspired progressive politics in his fans

Joe Strummer, lead singer and lyricist for the seminal punk band, The Clash, died 20 years ago this December. Strummer, the son of a British senior civil servant and whose real name was John Graham Mellor, wrote songs that did not shy away from the politics of the Thatcher era…

The Conversation

Groups of young Edinburgh Clash fans appear in priceless 1980 footage

Priceless documentary film footage captures young Edinburgh Clash fans prior to the legendary punk group's shows at the Odeon during the winter of 1980.

Edinburgh Live

Liam Gallagher's toilet message in lost Liverpool club where fans paid £3 to see Oasis

The 'legendary' Lomax venue in Liverpool city centre shut in 2014 following a police raid

Liverpool Echo

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Trouble flared when iconic punk band The Clash played in Newcastle 45 years ago

When The Clash performed at Newcastle University's students' union bar in May 1977, there was trouble during and after the show

Chronicle Live

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