Recorded Live at Academic Community Hall, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 25th February 1982
 
Following the end of recording sessions for what would become their iconic fifth full-length Combat Rock in December 1981, punk legends The Clash would embark on a six-week tour of Japan, Australia, New Zealand, Thailand (where they would shoot the cover for the upcoming album) and Hong Kong. Captured in Kowloon on the 25th February three months before record release, and during a time where the city enjoyed less stringent government oversight, there had still never been an act as rambunctious and declarative as The Clash to hold court. Delivering a set that now reads like a greatest hits from the obligatory opener of 'London Calling' to bangers such as 'Tommy Gun', 'The Guns Of Brixton', 'I Fought The Law' and 'Jimmy Jazz', while even unveiling Combat Rock lead single 'Know Your Rights' two months before studio release, the performance and subsequent tour is also noteworthy for being one of the last with the original line-up, as drummer Topper Headon would be fired due to his heroin addiction only a couple of months later.
 
A1 London Calling    
A2 Washington Bullets    
A3 Tommy Gun    
A4 The Guns Of Brixton    
A5 Train In Vain    
A6 Know Your Rights    
A7 The Magnificent Seven    

B1 Ivan Meets Gi Joe    
B2 (White Man) In Hammersmith Palais    
B3 Koka Kola    
B4 Broadway    
B5 I Fought The Law    
B6 Career Opportunities    
B7 Janie Jones    
B8 Brand New Cadillac    
B9 Somebody Got Murdered    

C1 Police & Thieves    
C2 Stay Free    
C3 Armageddon Time    
C4 Jimmy Jazz    
C5 Complete Control    
C6 English Civil War    

D1 Police On My Back    
D2 Garageland    
D3 Clash City Rockers    
D4 Spanish Bombs    
D5 I'm So Bored With The Usa    
D6 London's Burning    
D7 Bankrobber