Browse by Artist: CRASS

Artist:	CRASS
Title:	The Feeding Of The Five Thousand
Label:	CRASS RECORDS (UK)
Format:	CD
Price:	$19.00
Catalog #:	CRASS 001CD

"Part 1 of The Crassical Collection reissue series, the legendary Crass album has been been restored from the original analogue studio tapes, repackaged with a 64-page booklet replete with lyrics, liner notes from band members Steve Ignorant & Penny Rimbaud, a CD sized recreation of the original fold-out poster sleeve, & bolstered by rare & unreleased tracks, & stunning new artwork from Gee Vaucher, who has lovingly created what could only be considered a real artifact. First released in 1978 on Small Wonder Records, & later re-released on the band's own Crass Records, The Feeding of the Five Thousand showed Crass as an anti-establishment & highly uncompromising act, & one that would influence countless other bands to follow."

Artist:	CRASS
Title:	Stations Of The Crass
Label:	CRASS RECORDS (UK)
Format:	CD
Price:	$19.00
Catalog #:	CRASS 002CD

"Part 2 of The Crassical Collection reissue series, the legendary Crass album has been been restored from the original analog studio tapes, repackaged with a 64-page booklet replete with lyrics, liner notes from band members Steve Ignorant & Penny Rimbaud, a CD sized recreation of the original fold-out poster sleeve, & bolstered by rare & unreleased tracks, & stunning new artwork from Gee Vaucher, who has lovingly created what could only be considered a real artifact. Includes Peel Session from 1979!"

Artist:	CRASS
Title:	Penis Envy
Label:	CRASS RECORDS (UK)
Format:	CD
Price:	$19.00
Catalog #:	CRASS 003CD

"After many years of being out of print, this legendary album has been repackaged & bolstered by rare & unreleased tracks, and stunning new artwork from Gee Vaucher, who has lovingly created what could only be considered a real artifact. Included in this package is a 64-page booklet featuring extensive liner notes from band members Penny Rimbaud & Eve Libertine which sheds light on the making of the record, plus a recreation of the original poster sleeve."

Artist:	CRASS
Title:	Christ - The Album
Label:	CRASS RECORDS (UK)
Format:	2CD
Price:	$19.00
Catalog #:	CRASS 004CD

"The fourth release in the Crassical Collection, Christ the Album was recorded at Southern Studios between July 1981 and February 1982 and was the fourth studio album from Crass. The reissue includes additional outtakes and a second disc featuring the live recording of their June 1981 gig at the 100 Club in London along with other studio tracks, demos, radio broadcasts and cassette recordings, as well as the original Gee Vaucher poster, plus extensive liner notes from band members Steve Ignorant and Penny Rimbaud."

Artist:	CRASS
Title:	Yes Sir, I Will
Label:	CRASS RECORDS (UK)
Format:	2CD
Price:	$19.00
Catalog #:	CRASS 005CD

"The band came back to Southern Studios in March 1983 and in one intense, 45 minute recording session, the band's fifth and last studio album Yes Sir, I Will was made. The band chose to forgo the formulaic cliches of punk rock and instead adopt the improvisational approach of free jazz, in a bid to replicate the desperation they were all feeling at that time. Reissue packaged with recreation of the original poster plus a 58-page booklet full of liner notes from Penny Rimbaud.... Two CD collection containing the original Crass album plus the 2002 jazz remix featuring key jazzers Ingrid Laubrock and Julian Siegel."

Artist:	CRASS
Title:	Yes Sir, I Will
Label:	CRASS RECORDS (UK)
Format:	LP
Price:	$23.00
Catalog #:	SOUTH 121984LP

"Vinyl reissue of Crass' 5th album comes in original fold-out poster sleeve. Originally released in April of 1983, Yes Sir, I Will was a howl full of vicious rage and fury, a scream of sorrow, a bitter requiem of betrayal and disenfranchisement. It was a letter-bomb of accusations directed at the British establishment, with its title taken from a conversation between Prince Charles and gruesomely wounded veteran Simon Weston. Musically the work is as diverse and challenging as Crass had yet delivered - a raging and almost free-form improvised backdrop over which Ignorant, Libertine and DeVivre trade off vocally throughout - veering from ferocious roars and rants to piano ballad interludes sung by Rimbaud."

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