Crass: Stations Of The Crass (Vinyl 2xLP)

Crass were an Anarcho-punk band formed in 1977. They popularised the anarcho-punk movement, and were advocates for such matters as direct action, animal rights, anti-facism, feminism, and environmentalism. From the word go, their career's ending was set to be 1984, and they lived up to this intention, splitting up following a miners' benefit gig in Wales in July that year.

Stations Of The Crass is Crass' second album, released in 1979. The album was originally released as a double 12", featuring both studio and live tracks (recorded at The Pied Bull, Islington).

The first 3 sides contain studio material and play at 45 rpm, with the ultimate side featuring the live material, and playing at 33 rpm.

The album's name is a pun on Catholicism, as well as a reference to the graffiti campaign conducted by the band around the London Underground system (the cover depicts a wall at Bond Street that the band "decorated").

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 (The Parsons Farted)
8. Fun Going On
9. Crutch Of Society
10. Heard Too Much About
11. Chairman Of The Bored
12. Tired
13. Walls (Fun In The Oven)
14. Upright Citizen
15. The Gasman Cometh
16. Demoncrats
17. Contaminational Power
18. Time Out
19. I Ain't Thick, It's Just A Trick
20. Untitled
21. System
22. Big Man, Big M.A.N.
23. Banned From The Roxy
24. Hurry Up Garry
25. Time Out
26. They've Got A Bomb
27. Fight War, Not Wars
28. Women
29. Shaved Women
30. You Pay
31. Heard Too Much About
32. Angels
33. What A Shame
34. So What
35. G's Song
36. Do They Owe Us A Living?
37. Punk Is Dead