When guitarist Mick Jones left the legendary punk outfit the Clash in 1984, he re-appeared about a year later with Big Audio Dynamite. Combining electronic beats with Jones's beloved power chords, the group's debut record was among the first to blend hip-hop, reggae and rock. Over the next several years, the group survived illness, an ever-changing line-up, and even a name change, while enjoying considerable success both with their records and as a live act, including the oddball and unlikely 1990 top 40 hit "Rush."

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• (1995)  Planet Bad Greatest Hits
• (1989)  Megatop Phoenix
• (1989)  Super Hits
• (1988)  Tighten Up Vol. '88
• (1986)  No. 10, Upping St.
• (1985)  This Is Big Audio Dynamite

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