Talk:Give 'Em Enough Rope
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Was it really the most obscure Clash album, and was it really treated so harshly by critics? It may have been treated harshly by UK critics, given as it represented a (failed) effort to crack the US market, but I remember it getting rave reviews from US critics. As for it being the most obscure Clash album, I'd say Cut The Crap is easily more obscure.
Well, I myself take issue with the idea on this page that they were moving towards a more "diverse" sound... their self-titled album featured Lee Perry production and had all the eclectic reggae influence that you would find on their later stuff.
