Passion Is a Fashion: The Real Story of the Clash Paperback – May 10, 2005

Every page has something really interesting. Tons of stuff. Paul refusing to go on the dole and resorting to eating left over flour glue paste to fight off hunger after having posted flyers around town, Joe not really initially fitting in to the first arrangement of the band, due to his age and background, the London punk scene in 1976 not being anything known, much less well known, when The Clash began. I could go on, but I need to get back to the book.

very well written

Well written book that not only tells the story of The Clash and their music, but sets the larger social and musical context of the times. My only real criticism is that Gilbert uses the word "arguably" a bit obsessively.

Love the Clash and very happy with this book. Great details and love the back story. It came on time and is in great shape for a used book...

Great Book. Wonderful for a different look into the Clash for a story that hasn’t been completely told before.

Received item as advertised & in a timely manner!

Everything you ever needed to know

The book itself was really good; not excellent, but definitely worthwhile. I was, however, a little surprised (and disappointed) how long it took to get to me (more than two weeks).