CRASS Stations Of The Crass 2LP CRASS RECORDS 1979 UK reissu+poster+paynomore £4
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CRASS
The brittlest and most hard-line radical of the first wave of British punk bands, Crass issued a blitz of records that were ruthless in both their unrelenting sociopolitical screeds and their amelodic crash of noise. The horrors of war, the arbitrary nature of legal justice, sexism, media imagery, organized religion, the flaws of the punk movement itself -- all were subjected to harsh critique. Like few other rock bands before or since, Crass took rock-as-agent-of-social-and-political-change seriously, and not just in their music. In addition to putting out their own fiercely independent records (though the majors were certainly not knocking at their door), they also formed an anarchist commune that worked with other artists and labels, and on the behalf of various political causes..."STATIONS OF THE CRASS" <reissue, originally published in 1979>
2LP CRASS RECORDS 521984
MADE IN ENGLAND MID-80s REPRESSING POSTER SLEEVE
NOTES: Sides 1/2/3 Recorded at Southern Studios, London, 11th August 1979. Side 4 recorded by Real Time at Pied Bull, Islington, London, 7th August 1979.
Sides 1/2/3 ->45rpm Side4 ->33rpm
Foldout poster sleeve. "Pay no more than £4.00" on front of sleeve.
Postal address on back of sleeve: crass records po box 279 london n22 MADE IN FRANCE on back cover and labels (B&D)
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LABEL: CRASS - BLACK (A + B) & WHITE (C + D) LABELS w/ARTWORK - WHITE & BLACK TEXT
Catalog on cover: 521984 Catalog on labels: none
Matrix / Runout (Side A, Etched): CRASS 521984 A-3 THE SYSTEM IS THE STATE P > MPO ? Matrix / Runout (Side B, Etched): CRASS 521984 B-3 THE SYSTEM IS THE STATE P > MPO ? Matrix / Runout (Side C, Etched): CRASS 521984 C-4 THE STATE OF THE SYSTEM- P > MPO ? Matrix / Runout (Side D, Etched): CRASS 521984 D-3 THE STATE OF THE SYSTEM- P > MPO ?
On labels (Side A & C only): STATIONS OF THE CR?SS (Side B & D only): CRASS RECORDS MADE IN FRANCE
On cover: Two Record Set Pay No More Than £4.00 Lyrics & Session Credits Crass Records PO Box 279, London N22 Made in France
tracklisting Side A: MOTHER EARTH - WHITE PUNKS ON HOPE - YOU'VE GOT BIG HANDS - DARLING SYSTEM - BIG MAN, BIG M.A.N. - HURRY UP GARRY (THE PARSONS FARTED) Side B: FUN GOING ON - CRUTCH OF SOCIETY - HEARD TOO MUCH ABOUT - CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD TIRED - WALLS (FUN IN THE OVEN) - UPRIGHT CITIZEN Side C: THE GASMAN COMETH - DEMONCRATS - CONTAMINATIONAL POWER TIME OUT - I AIN'T THICK, IT'S JUST A TRICK - UNTITLED Side D: SYSTEM - BIG MAN, BIG M.A. - BANNED FROM THE ROXY - HURRY UP GARRY - TIME OUT THEY'VE GOT A BOMB - FIGHT WAR, NOT WARS - WOMEN - SHAVED WOMEN - YOU PAY HEARD TOO MUCH ABOUT - ANGELS - WHAT A SHAME - SO WHAT - G'S SONG DO THEY OWE US A LIVING? - PUNK IS DEAD
grading RECORDS EX but (please, read above description) SLEEVE NEAR EX but (please, see pictures and read above description)
"They said that we were trash/Well the name is Crass, not Clash." So goes the opening of the coruscating "White Punks on Hope," and with Stations Crass takes things to an even more vicious level than on Feeding. The opening yelps and screams from Ignorant on "Mother Earth" over a slow-building burn show that there was already much more to Crass than simple crash and bash punk, and with the rest of the album the collective moves between full-on assault and an ever increasing agit-snarl experimentation. Originally released as two vinyl discs, the conclusion of the second consists of a live show in Islington the summer of 1979, with the band tearing through new and old cuts with passion, including such fierce anthems as "Do They Owe Us a Living?" and "Shaved Women." The studio tracks, including versions of some cuts from the live show, all come from a one-day session four days after the concert, and while some tracks are almost fragments, surprisingly things aren't as constantly monochrome or as rushed as one might think...(AllMusic)
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