What an appalling, idiotic comment. The Clash fooled their record company by making their third album, London Calling, a double album, first telling their label that the second LP would be a 12" single, which became an additional 12" record with nine tracks, including a hidden track. Then The Clash insisted on London Calling being priced as a single album. Not exactly the strategy of a band looking to sell out. On their fourth album, Sandinista, a three record set, they agreed to forgo royalties until it sold 250,000 copies. That is UTTERLY UNHEARD OF in the music business, & is the exact opposite of a "sell out". And you're saying everything they did after their first album was "a sell out"? You haven't the faintest idea what you're talking about, you bloody barmy sod! And calling The Clash "a second rate Rolling Stones" is absolute blinkered nonsense beyond the pale, you clueless, sorry tosser!