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Releases February 1979 Recorded 29th October 1978Īs most of you know Ian Walsh, our Cork promoter and friend, suddenly passed away at the end of August this year (2021). “So I just took that and put the ‘fucking’ in,” smiles Steve. “He’d written this small booklet - it was all a bit of a dark, semi-depressive type poem, hinted at suicide and all this business.” Crucially for our story, however, it also contained the lines: `Do they owe the chicken whose neck they chopped for dinner a living? Do they owe me a living? Of course they do. The following year, a new pressing of ‘The Feeding of the 5000’ (subtitled ‘The Second Sitting’), would be issued on Crass Records, one that restored the original recording of ‘Asylum’.The video here is DO THEY OWE US A LIVING?“`Do they owe us a living?’, with the question being answered at the end of each chorus `… of course they fucking do!’ was a rallying cry for those whose disillusionment led them towards an interest in crossing accepted lines” wrote George Berger in his book ‘The Story of Crass’.Steve Ignorant had taken the phrase from a poem by earlier Dial House resident Richard Le Beau called ‘The Window’.”He was living at Dial House when I first arrived there,” said Steve. That was then the vice squad came a-bothering. The ‘controversial’ song would later be re-recorded, extended and release as a single with a new title ‘Reality Asylum’ in May 1979. As art-terrorists though, Crass were the best ‘Asylum’ led to a visit from Scotland Yard.
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Consequently, the debut EP was released without it, a replacement coming in the form of a 2-minute protest of silence, ‘The Sound of Free Speech’. Workers at the pressing plant refused to process ‘Asylum’ because of allegedly blasphemous content.
The debut album showed they could better punk’s straitjacketing blueprint, but Crass wanted grassroots appeal and they were ready for the struggle to get it. Video: CRASS – DO THEY OWE US A LIVING? Celebrating the 40th+ anniversary of the release of THE FEEDING OF THE 5000, the debut album/ 12” EP from CRASS, (December 1978).1978’s FEEDING OF THE 5000 was high on adrenalin and song count, no less than 18 tracks. So, if you have anything to part exchange then please feel free to contact us through the "sell your gear" link above or email us and we will come back with a quote.Recorded October 1978 / Released by Small Wonder February 1979 If the item is marked as Collection Only you can still reserve with a deposit using our reserve and collect facility at checkout or by contacting us.Īs well as buying 2nd Hand items for cash we are also happy to take items as part exchange against all New, Ex Demo or 2nd hand. We package very well and usually ship next working day unless the item is marked Collection Only.
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