"<p>Americans didn't take Joe Strummer's anti-Yank broadsides in ""I'm So Bored With the USA"" too personally, as the group would go on to great Stateside success with future equally political albums like <i>London Calling</i>. This was the one that firmly established that the punk movement could be about something more substantial than just figuratively spitting in the face of prog-rock, with calls to arms like ""White Riot,"" which urged Strummer's fellow Caucasians to get as outraged over police oppression as the Caribbean immigrants he'd recently seen rioting.</p>"
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