CRASS | Stations Of The Crass [Vinyl]

37 tracks, 79 minutes. New pressing created from the original vinyl master tapes (no remix!) and new metalwork. Comes in original iconic foldout sleeve. For the first time this vinyl package now includes a download card entitling the bearer to a free MP3 download of the album.

Stations Of The Crass is the second album by Crass, released at a time when right-wing National Front leaders and working class Oi! bands were using punk rock as a medium for their xenophobic message. Originally pressed as a double 12 inch in 1979, the record includes live tracks from a gig recorded at the Pied Bull pub in Islington, London on August 7, 1979.

Crass countered the trend with seething rage, wicked wit, and a potent musical attack that spurned punk's pub-rock origins for harder and faster chaos. The follow up to The Feeding Of The 5000, this offering finds them delivering furious anti-capitalist sentiments on a bed of guitar and bass designed to deliver an uncompromising message.

 "They said that we were trash. Well the name is Crass, not Clash!"  - CRASS,  ‘White Punks On Hope’

 Track listing:

1. Mother-Earth
2. White Punks On Hope
3. You've Got Big Hands
4. Darling
5. System
6. Big Man, Big M.A.N.
7. Hurry Up Garry
8. Fun Going On
9. Crutch Of Society
10. Heard Too Much About
11. Chairman Of The Bored
12. Tired
13. Walls
14. Upright Citizen
15. The Gasman Cometh
16. Demo(N)Crats
17. Contaminational Power
18. Time Out
19. I Ain't Thick, It's Just A Trick
20. Prime Sinister

(Live Tracks)

1. System
2. Big Man, Big M.A.N.
3. Banned From The Roxy
4. Hurry Up Garry
5. Time Out
6. They've Got A Bomb
7. Fight War, Not Wars
8. Women
9. Shaved Women
10. You Pay
11. Heard Too Much About
12. Angels
13. What A Shame
14. So What
15. G's Song
16. Do They Owe Us a Living?
17. Punk Is Dead

Total Running Time: 79:23

• Original release: 1979
• For Fans of: Flux Of Pink Indians, Annie Anxiety, Poison Girls, DIRT, Conflict