In 1986 Crass released a compilation album, a true Greatest Hits album? By Crass? The story of Best Before 1984.
Tag: Crass
Apr 26 2026
….In Which Crass Voluntarily ‘Blow Their Own’
In 1986 Crass released the compiltion Best Before 1984. It contained an essay by Penny Rimbaud. Read it here!
Mar 31 2023
Yes Sir, I Will: Crass on its way out
In March 1983 Crass released one of the most unlistenable albums of all time: Yes Sir, I Will. And yet, it was still impressive. The complete story!
Aug 14 2022
Crass became ambitious in 1982: Christ – The Album
In 1982 Crass released the boxset Christ – The Album: 15 new songs, a live album, a poster nad a booklet. Impressive!
Aug 13 2022
Crass – A Series Of Shock Slogans And Mindless Token Tantrums
Subarticle that contains the full first article from the pamphlet ‘A Series Of Shock Slogans And Mindless Token Tantrums’, which was part of Crass’s fourth album Christ – The Album.
Dec 15 2021
Merry Crassmas
In 1981 the English anarcho-punk collective released a Christmas single in ‘true’ festive style: Merry Crassmas!
Feb 14 2021
Crass, Freud and feminism: Penis Envy
In 1981 Crass released their third album, the anarcho punk feminist Penis Envy. A look back at a brilliant album!
Dec 30 2019
Closing Of 2019
Closing of 2019. What was good? What wasn’t? What were the main events? What blog stories were favorite? A look back at 2019.
Nov 04 2019
In 1979 Crass release their ultimate statement: Stations Of The Crass
In 1979 Crass released their second album. Stations Of The Crass bought the band’s ideology, conviction, rage and optimism home, with a vengeance. And successfully as well!
Feb 02 2019
Crass – The Feeding Of The 5000
At the end of the 1970’s Crass started her full-on attack on society. The Feeding Of The 5000 was their first feat. An anarchopunk classic!
Oct 16 2017
Crass – How Does It Feel
In 1982 the Falklands Islands became a reason for war. Crass had something to ask Iron Lady Thatcher: How Does It Feel To Be The Mother Of 1,000 Dead?
Nov 25 2016
Strongest & best-known band & artist logos
Music and branding go together, more and more. Logos are a part of that. An inventory of the strongest & best known band & artist logos.
Oct 15 2010
Steve Ignorant (Crass), 10/15/2010
3½/5: Good to have seen Steve Ignorant at least one time. The Crass songs were played with true conviction.
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