The Clash
The Clash made their live debut opening for the Sex Pistols on July 4, 1976 — and within three years they'd transcended punk entirely. Their 1979 double album London Calling blended punk with reggae, ska, rockabilly, and dub, and was later named the greatest album of the 1980s by Rolling Stone. Their CBS label promoted them with the slogan "the only band that matters" — and during their late-70s and early-80s peak, they kind of were.
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