Every Crass Album Ranked: Worst To Best
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 มิ.ย. 2024
- Anarcho punk band Crass formed in 1977, releasing 6 studio albums before disbanding in 1984. A compilation of singles and oddities titled 'Best Before 1984' was released after the band broke up.
The 6 studio albums I will be ranking are:
Feeding of the 5000 (1978)
Stations of the Crass (1979)
P____ Envy (1981)
Christ The Album (1982)
Yes Sir I Will (1983)
10 Notes on a Summer's Day (1986)
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Which band should I do this with next? Seeing as though The Clash have been on the end of some crass statements I'm half tempted see how their discography compares.
I've also gone down a bit of a Chumbawhamba rabbit hole as of late too......
I love music of all genres and will consider any suggestions that are a complete 180 to Crass.
Ta
Conflict (UK) it'll be hard to top The Ungovernable Force
Big Black, with all their EPs included of course!
Theyre one of those bands that past me by somehow 🤦♂️ seems an appropriate time to listen @Tomversal
@@user-rg5lj7xs6e that's the only album I have of theirs... the mix frustrates me but it does have some great songs
At least you have their best one. Another band to rank albums worst to best is SubHumAns (UK) especially that their early days was punk but later they crossover with Ska
Great video, thoroughly enjoyed it as I watched all the way through. Sounds like you have a lot of love for Pete, and rightly so!
I don't like putting things in order, as to me it's like having to choose from so many that I feel guilty about deeming my favourite band's work inferior from one record to another, but of course we all skip certain tracks. So, unfortunately I can't choose a favourite song either, as there's so many and for different reasons, and depends on mood. Once again, great video though, you done a bang up job with it. I've subscribed for more.
Pete is the man! Thanks for your kind words sir, love your channel keep up the great work 💪
Dude thank you for finally saying what I've been thinking for years now, Pete Wright is such a phenomenal bassist, he completely blows my mind, absolutely the glue and secret sauce of the Crass sound, and definitely the most under rated bass player in all of punk.
I don't think Crass would've worked without him... where the hell did he disappear to?! Might have to do a follow up video to find out what happened to everyone
@@BurntDisc Man a deep dive into the life of Pete Wright would be amazing!
I found a lot of Crass B Sides to be some of their best material, Big A, Little A is my favourite track, also Nagasaki Nightmare was highly creative.
Yeah big A little A is a lyrical masterpiece
The funniest comment on Crass at the time was a cartoon showing a punk coming out of a record shop with the latest Crass album, throwing the record in the nearest bin and happily walking off reading the sleeve! A little harsh, but considering "Yes Sir, I Will", fairly understandable. For my taste, Penis Envy was musically the strongest, What the Fuck being truly haunting and claustrophobic, and Feeding of the Five Thousand was them at their most straightforward. I agree with Pete Wright being underrated, and he still complains that he never really achieved the chunky bass sound that he wanted. Crass were one of the few bands that deserve to be called "seminal", the only other band doing anything like them at the time in terms of pure independence were Prog band the Enid, whose albums were only available by mail order from the band itself.
Great video!
Haha I would definitely do that with Yes Sir 😂 without the music it's a fantastic album...
Nice will have to look up the Enid. Cheers for your comment mate 😊
I do like Yes Sir, I Will, it's my favourite by them.
What do you like about it? I'm so baffled 😂
You are kidding, right?
Laura Jane Grace should be on that women in punk Mount Rushmore!
She's passed me by somehow
Crass are brilliant, I don't think my mam ever forgave herself for getting me into them with their 45 "bloody revolutions" (she actually saw them also) i supported steve ignorant once and he's a beautiful bloke and one of my fave punk frontmen. their art and music was always forward thinking.
Your mum is a legend (and so is Steve haha)
Really great! Makes me wanna take some crass albums for a spin. :) Lovin' the detailed reviews. Fave song... think I'll go for punk is dead. Hearing crass for the first time they felt dangerous I remember. Such piercing lyrics. Made they were the band that made me stop thinking that I didn't have to care about the messages the bands had in their songs.
Why do you think Crass might regret bashing on The Clash so much? Or is it just having it in the white punks on hope song that you thought they might regret? :)
Cheers for the kind words sir, I often think 'what's the point in me making this' and it's comments like this that make me carry on
I have a feeling I've heard Steve Ignorant in interviews wax lyrical about how much he loves Joe Strummer and liked the clash and I think this song killed any relationship they may have had
Great video. Love Crass. 69th like. Excellence.
Cheers 😀 🍻
Very nice, 'Stations' is my favourite, 😊. I have a suggestion for your Mt.Rushmore, Pauline Murray from Penetration, but Honey Bane could be there also 😀.
Like deployed 👍
I'm glad you've said something that isn't 'yes sir I will' 🤣 decent choice stations 😃 did Honey Bane do anything note worthy after her stuff with Crass? Thanks for the like 😃😃
@BurntDisc she was in a band called ' Fatal (fetal🤔) Microbes prior to her Crass association. She also had a hit in the early 80's on EMI, I think that Jimmy Pursey was her manager, though not sure now? She also did a bit of stage acting, though I never saw her. One of my mates has her as a Facebook friend, ✨️.
Sounds as mysterious as crass! @@SSRT_JubyDuby8742
Time the 3 Bullshit Detector compilations had a CD box set reissue.
Pass on the Dirt album...played it once and disposed of it!
Great idea! Makes alot of sense as a box set..
Can't say I've heard it, is it worse than Yes Sir I Will?!
"Yes sir, i will" is well good.
I will give it another listen
In at least 10 years
🤠 Yes sir. It is.
@@jukeboxcowboy how?! 🤣
Prepare to be flabbergasted , I have come across one person who rates Yes Sir I Will as Crass' best album.
😮 No Sir, I won't believe that...!
Fantastic.
Cheers matey
@@BurntDisc Do they owe us a living?
@@dennis_mennis OF COURSE THEY DO!
id say the subhumas, adicts, chumba, poison girls ....any of those would be fantastic.
Subhumans will 100% be happening asap
Pete Wright was the man… his trio of songs on feeding are probably my fave crass tracks ever, especially securicor. I downloaded the multitrack masters for feeding and it was a joy to just listen to his voclas and bass in isolation, absolute genius. Actually listening to pennys drums in isolation he really could play, wasn’t all just um cha um cha… lot of jazzy/swing flare going on
I’m sure you’ve heard it but if not, another great crass song is Honey Bane - girl on the run, basically crass as a backup band for honey bane, Pete’s bass on it is just superb
Just had a listen... its pretty decent! Where did you download the multi tracks?! 😮
@@BurntDisc they released the multitracks a while back, the entire album, think it’s a 16 track recording. They released it so people would remix it, and they’ve made albums of these remixes…for the most part they are awful, someone takes a shitty drum n bass drum loop and puts that over the song and cuts up the lyrics …. Didn’t see the point of it…. I don’t think you can still download it but possibly can, it was on their site. If you search google for CRASSWORDS REMIX PROJECT uou shoukd find the site. There’s a link to a Google drive with the stems but it looks empty…. I’ve got it saved on disc but it’s about 40GB
@laravelisbullschitt3281 I think I've heard some of those versions on Spotify... very much a mixed bag of recordings
Thanks for the tip will get on it 😊
Not the biggest fan of them, but White Punks on Hope is the only song that summarizes my political views to a T.
Yeah it's a classic
I LOVE Yes Sir I Will
What am I missing? Where does it rank amongst the rest for you?
@@BurntDiscsecond place after penis envi
😮 im in shock @@Iztok1967
You should rank every apostles recording … singles, albums and tapes. That could take you a fair while and be very interesting!!
I'm ashamed to say I've not even heard the name apostles, let alone any music! Where's the best place to start?!
@@BurntDisc A bit of a joke comment as they released so much and much of it is unlistenable! But the first EP "Blow It Up Burn It Down Kick It Till It Breaks" while sounding like recorded in a garbage can is an anarcho punk classic! Second Dark Age is amazing but extremely lofi...but good lofi! The rest is some of the most disturbed controversial punk ever released...
@owenjnelson-fb9mg I don't mind a bit of lo fi! Nice one mate will give those a listen
To not mention If There Was No Government is fucking ridiculous. That is the only listenable song on Yes Sir I Will
I did... its known as "5 knuckle shuffle" on the cd
I thought ten notes was worse than yes, sir. I liked parts of yes , sir at least , especially the part called Rock N Roll Swindler, and I can't say the same for ten notes.
10 notes was shorter that was the main thing that it had going for it 🤣
Dalle? You may as well just fling Avril Lavigne up there too.
Nah Brody rules... Sk8er Boi was a tune let's be honest
Best Crass album? I have two. Stations of the Crass and Penis Envy. The Feeding of the 5000 is the only other Crass record I like. All the rest are.....shit tbh. I was good mates with Colin and Paco from the early days of Conflict but never really liked their shouty music. Other anarcho bands, people & music I liked were Rubella Ballet, Poison Girls, Dirt and The SubHumans.
Yeah the 1st 3 albums are definitely superior. I absolutely love Pacos band after conflict, Inner Terrestrials
You are right about how crass played places where no band had gone before.I saw them many times in Bradford,Hebden Bridge,Todmorden,Cleator moor,Bristol,Birmingham and London.Pete Wright was probably the only one you would call a musician.N,A.Palmer the rhythm guitarist only played barre chords[i.e. one finger across the strings] Feeding the 5.000 is not technically an album but a 12inch E.P. playing at 45rpm.
I'm jealous I think I was born 30s later than I should've been!
Yeah Pete really is the man I wonder what he did post crass... N.A Palmer what a legend like a punk bez ha
Argh you're the 2nd person who's told me that about feeding.... Still standing by my list
I'd have Yes Sir, I Will at number 2. Then again, I think Rancid is absolute garbage, so, yeah.
How can you like yes sir I will but not rancid 😢 not even anything from rancids golden period? (1998-2003?!)
christ is the best crass album, period. next is stations. if you think otherwise your ignorant.
Where's feeding?!
All of them suck.
No need to thank me.
Guessing you're a clash fan?
@@BurntDisc Haha :D More like a Special Duties guy.
@@feritudodmelyikbetter than crass?! No chance