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1-1: Thread 1 (2:27)
1-2: Reality Asylum (6:09)
1-3: Shaved Women (4:39)
1-4: Thread 2 (0:35)
1-5: Bloody Revolutions (6:16)
1-6: Thread 3 (0:26)
1-7: Nagasaki Nightmare (8:23)
1-8: Big A, Little A (6:10)
1-9: Thread 4 (0:19)
1-10: Rival Tribal Rebel Revel (3:10)
1-11: Thread 5 (0:19)
1-12: Sheep Farming In The Falklands (Flexi) (5:18)
1-13: Thread 6 (0:26)
1-14: Rocky Eyed (0:52)
1-15: How Does It Feel? (3:32)
1-16: The Immortal Death (3:58)
1-17: Don't Tell Me You Care (2:47)
1-18: Rocky Eyed Pt 2 (0:47)
1-19: Sheep Farming In The Falklands (3:23)
1-20: Gotcha (3:00)
1-21: Thread 7 (0:22)
1-22: You're Already Dead (4:26)
1-23: Nagasaki Is Yesterday's Dogend (2:00)
1-24: Don't Get Caught (3:10)
1-25: Smash The Mac (4:02)
1-26: Thread 8 (2:50)
2-1: Do They Owe Us A Living? (1:25)
2-2: Thread 9 (0:39)
2-3: Who Dunnit (6:45)
2-4: Thread 10 (0:14)
2-5: Questions In The House (No Answers Forthcoming) (1:00)
2-6: Thread 11 (0:19)
2-7: The Thatchergate Tapes (1:43)
2-8: Over The Rainbow (0:45)
2-9: Eggar In Your Face (7:34)
2-10: Thread 12 (0:10)
2-11: Sheep Farming 3 (Work Out The Words And You Get A Freebie!) (3:29)
2-12: Thread 13 (2:09)
2-13: The Christmas Single - Merry Crassmas (10:30)
2-14: Thread 14 (0:46) |
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| | Description: | Best Before 1984 (crassical Collection) by Crass, released 20 November 2020.
This version of Best Before 1984 (crassical Collection) comes as a 1xCD. - .. (CRASSICAL COLLECTION)One Little Indian Records are proud to announce that we'll now be distributing the Crass Catalogue on behalf of Crass Records. The albums have been remastered by Alex Gordon and Penny Rimbaud at Abbey Road Studios as close as possible to the sound of the original release "as it was in the beginning". This deluxe release includes five fold-out posters and an illustrated 52-page booklet containing lyrics and contextual notes.Package is a box containing 1 x double CD folder, 1 x booklet and replica sleeves of their five main singles.
Tracks "Major General Despair" and "Angela Rippon" were removed from this release due to being bonus tracks on the Crassical Collection release of "The Feeding of the 5000".
Parts of "The Thatchergate Tapes" previously appeared in the song "Powerless with a Guitar" from the [r=176781] animal rights benefit. This was a faked recording of a discussion between Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher about the sinking of the ship Belgrano during the Falklands War.
Disc 1, tracks originally appeared on the following:
2, 3 -1979, Released as [m257983]
5 - 1980, Released as [m1637001]
7, 8 - 1980, Released as [m464977]
10 - 1980, Released as [m124771]
12 - 1982, Released as a Flexi [r1113849]
15 to 17 - 1982, Released as [m1528021]
19, 20 - 1983; Released as [r380793]
22 to 24 1984, Released as [r380788]
25 - 1984, Recorded, unreleased until 1986, [m9983]
Disc 2, tracks originally appeared on the following:
1 - 1984, Live, last gig, Miners' benefit, Aberdare, Wales, unreleased until 1986, [m9983]
3 - 1983, Released as [m226555]
11 - 1983, Previously unreleased. "Sheep Farming 3" was written after the end of the Falklands War.
13 -1981, Released as [r217395]"Best Before 1984 (Crassical Collection)" is a comprehensive CD compilation by the influential anarcho-punk band Crass, released by their own label, Crass Records. This collection brings together some of the band's most iconic tracks recorded between 1977 and 1984, capturing the raw energy and uncompromising political message that defined an era. The remastered edition features enhanced sound quality and insightful liner notes, making it essential for both longtime fans and newcomers to punk history. Crass was formed in Essex, England in 1977 and quickly became pioneers of the anarcho-punk movement with albums like "The Feeding of the 5000" and "Stations of the Crass." Their confrontational lyrics addressed issues such as war, animal rights, feminism, and anti-establishment sentiments. As a manufacturer and record label founded by members of the band themselves, Crass Records played a crucial role in promoting independent music culture throughout Britain. | | | Manufacturer No.: |
CCR07 |
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