Crass Reaction - Bloody Revolutions - First Time Hearing - Requested

[@DazzleMonroe]

Crass were an anarcho punk band who existed between 1977 and 1984. Hugely political while also anarchists. Steve Ignorant, the singer, is an incredible song writer.

[@slackmason]

@@JaEDLanc he has worked as a member of a lifeboat crew for years. rescuing people from drowning in the sea.

[@crucified1969]

@@JaEDLanc Ever even listened to Crass? The song you're commenting under is literally about how people who tell working class people to rise up are a bunch of phonies. And The crux of Steve Ignorants ideology is literally that he doesn't want to work for anybody elses benefit. He was working class in the sense he was born into the expectation he should work to make a living, but he very openly stated that he wasn't gonna work unless he decided to by his own volition. I don't get how you can't understand this if you've even listened to a single song crass has made, nevermind met Steve Ignorant.

[@malcolmhorton8848]

@@JaEDLanc You need to listen and read abit more about Crass… they never told anyone to do anything, except think for yourself. I’d imagine Steve’s worked far harder than most people, you don’t need to just dig holes to be what you’d probably call working class.

[@Broken-Silencer]

It's great reading comments from all thee experts.

[@rootsquare]

Crass and the related bands on the Crass lable are the epitome of what Punk is. The lyrics are as relevant now as they were then. Check our Stratford Mercenaries and Dirt

[@Reudze]

Been listening to punk music for a long time and it scares me that Crass is still this relevant today.

[@badtzmarutattoo]

My favorite band growing up! Anarchists/ artists in Britain after the Sex Pistols and the Clash fooled everyone with their anarchist stance only to “sell out” thus creating a product called punk and cancelling out or co-opting the movement at the time with all the squatter youth and the joblessness on top of the unnecessary Falklands war this band was a result of this environment and detailed the daily soul-crushing life for British youth and advocated rejecting all societal norms including gender race sexuality education as manipulation by charlatans and psychiatrists like Marx, Freud, Rimbaud... these guys and Subhumans were my life in high school

[@garylovell6017]

Have a listen to the album "Deathchurch" by the band/artist called Rudimentary Peni, quite simply, awesome.

[@twodogsfucking6321]

GARY , MY LEARNED FRIEND HAD THE ALBUM BLASTING OUT LAST NIGHT , THE WIFE TOLD ME IM NOT 18 ANYMORE AND I SHOULD KOP ON NOW IM NEARLY 60 .HAPPY DAYS THOUGH AMIGO .

[@PUNKinDRUBLIC72]

Dude Ramones were from New York,Crass were from Essex England and changed a lot of teenager's lives and lifestyles! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@freddyagain3843]

TRY ALSO POISON GIRLS - PERSONS UNKNOWN. YOU WILL LOVE IT

[@Englishmenmaddogs]

i grew up on crass - from my manor too

[@herytik4027]

Me too, 😊

[@Jeffwalker66]

Best British punk band ever.

[@hansvandermeulen5515]

I first head this band when I was 10, my brother gotcsome of their albums as imports (Feeding of the 5000 and Penis Envy). I had no ides whatcthey were singing about as English is not my native language but they sounded like they meant it. Even more so because of stories that the whole vand were kiving in a house in a rural area in the south of England (Dial House, Essex) like a commune. Drummer Penny Rimbaud hsd been ljving there along with graphic artise Gee Vaucher and their open door policy was why they all lived there. A nice little anarchist place away from the city. Great band, great lyrics that are still relevant today. The Ramones sound tto me like bubblegum pop band with loud guitars (first three albums and first live album are great).

[@goldenpie6]

You should also listen to Big A Little A by Crass Theyre an anarcho-punk band and big a little a shows their political views more as well

[@ID-8491]

Goosebumps. I grew up listening to Crass, Dead Kennedys and so on.

[@sjfvet519us]

I can suggest some of Crass's most controversial songs: "Reality Asylum", "Sheep Farming in the Falklands", "Shaved Women", and "Nakasaki Nightmare" are just a few. The printers' union refused to print Crass's first album because of the anti-religious lyrics so Crass formed their own label and printed it. One of Crass's artist on their label was an Icelandic band called Kukl (Sorcery in Icelandic) which featured Bjork.

[@DOMSKYTRANCE]

The Album was actually released on Small Wonder Records with Reality Asylum replaced with a couple of minutes of silence. I have the original album. Of course Crass rereleased the album later on their own label with Reality Asylum included

[@davedennison7386]

As a huge fan of Crass and speaking of Bjork, Homogenic is a fantastic album....

[@shpadoinkleday]

Heeeey that’s the one I uploaded, cool you enjoyed it 🤙🏽

[@yakidin63]

In case you are interested there is an Australian band called Amyl and the Sniffers that are touring UK and US and have a new record out. They have a pretty big following around the world for a Melbourne punk band. Try "Guided by Angels" from their new album or "Some mutts" from their last album.

[@ohefdubs]

Ramones are from New York. Do “blatz”roadkill it’s punk rock and lots of fun

[@steven1822]

i fell on the floor laughing when he called the ramones an english band.

[@ohefdubs]

I love that song..

[@oliviervanrode2730]

If you want to get a shocking other CRASS one, look at "Reality Asylums" !

[@NigelCouch-t9l]

Crass was an amazing band. Great sound,lyrics etc. I still listen to them after 35 years. Better than Conflict

[@Edin12n]

Ramones? ha ha ha ha ha you haven't got a clue : )

[@metehantopsakal2435]

Karsu Siyah 🔥 SUSAMAM 🔥 (Includes universal messages)

[@heathcornbeef]

Kia Ora hello brother from Aotearoa New Zealand new sub bloody Love Crass back in the eighties wearing a crass patch or tee shirt could get your head kicked in by bootboys/skinheads here but here i am 53 still have a Mohawk red at the moment and those BULLIES have disappeared funny that when the teenagers they beat up became Adults and gave it back but the eighties here in Aotearoa New Zealand wasn't the safest place to walk around with Mohawk studs and boots

[@Edin12n]

I wrote to Crass back in the early 80's asking where I could get a copy of Bloody Revolutions. Joy de Vivre (Joy Haney)

[@yabadabadou3196]

For referencement : BROTHER ! 😉

[@rotabelirleniyor7932]

Erkin Koray Song "Cemalım"

[@joe2tonepringle352]

Played on the french national anthem tone

[@yabadabadou3196]

Happy to discover this channel ! Oi! If you like Crass try Mother Earth .

[@ebekkerebek3200]

Plise RHOMA IRAMA - SEBUJUR BANGKAI. FROM INDONESIA

[@benoitlheureux8123]

First listening.....but you know the lyrics.......thats punk attitude hahahahahahhlie to liars

[@mattiasmaertens5048]

I feel like a lot of leftists today need to listen to some old punk

[@oisinduggan8944]

No such things as right or left

[@A2Z83]

right wing left wing you can stuff the lot

[@geozeo710]

Absolutely

[@Northman.56]

Cant believe you have never heard crass 1,50Pounds if you worked.

[@baldy3064]

read the lyrics - just a suggestion

[@jonassundell9366]

Missed the last sentence, did u nae? Have to listen to the end...

[@jurguenarriolaaparicio2570]

Hi! React "Escobas - La Vela Puerca" please. Cheers my friend! (Uruguay)

[@gunawansatriani3855]

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[@lezisio2k646]

try to react “the changcuters - Main Serong live”

[@boremprass206]

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[@isitwasit8756]

Crass lyrics are brilliant especially this track so fitting for todays kier stalins fascist britan