lombards This has a true punk soul: breaks laws and experiments without boundaries. An album to eat raw. Favorite track: Taxi Man.

Nik Havert It's wild, weird post-punk. What's not to like?

Here's my full review - www.7thlevelmusic.com?p=14658 Favorite track: Taxi Man.

caymaster As soon as Breathing came on, I felt like the Danny Devito “I get it” meme fr 😂 Excellent music from a generational artist. Cant wait to see the brothers in LA this September!! D-D-DEEE-JEI🔊🔊 Favorite track: Breathing.

combatballerinaa ya estoy llorando de solo pensarlo, tkm elysia gracias Favorite track: Until I Find You Again.

trickortreating heard about them from a jane remover interview! no other thoughts yet i know nothing Favorite track: Return.

graham63 Great to hear this from MT early recordings and the sounds that will give the world Fugazi Favorite track: Minor Threat.

yakuzadog14 Absolutely perfect. Punk in any form doesn't get (and never got) any better than this! It's just as ferocious and gripping as it was when it was first released. The vocals, the riffs, the lyrics, the drumming - everything is flawless. I can see myself listening to these songs with just as much enthusiasm 45 years from now as I am today! It never gets old! 10/10 Favorite track: Seeing Red.

junoknuckles I see this album as a classic. Favorite track: Seeing Red.

SebT this is why I love crass 💀 Favorite track: System.

crassnotclash9 Any plans to have the lyrics to the songs added?

idiotcoward This album feels much more like a standard punk record than my favorite Penis Envy, but Crass, my friend, are the masters of punk. It is this sense that it is the 2nd best punk album of all time. And that's more like a 1B to Penis Envy's 1A. Favorite track: Sucks.

danksfavorites I was in high school & moved to a new state: a bassist in a local punk band gave me a mixtape with Crass on it: I didn't make it through the first side without needing to keep "The've Got a Bomb" & "Banned From the Roxy" as replay favorites for the next month. I fell in love with this album after purchase, & found Christ the Album shortly after. I think I made it to side B of the mixtape maybe 2 months afterward. The selection was all prime cuts, but nothing hit me like Crass did. Favorite track: They've Got A Bomb.

Awry Smile It’s Crass, innit?