The Feeding of the Five Thousand
by Crass
- Type: Album
- Released: February 1979
- Label: Small Wonder
- Country: United Kingdom
- Length: 31:56
- Community rating: 3.96/5 from 6 ratings
Artists on this release: N.A. Palmer, Virginia Creeper, Pete Wright, Steve Ignorant, Phil Free, Penny Rimbaud
Album Notes & Community Reviews
Essentially giving birth to the anarcho-punk movement, the debut album from Crass is a staggeringly uncompromising, fiercely militant political manifesto. 'The Feeding of the Five Thousand' utilizes incredibly raw, chaotic noise and relentlessly angry protest vocals to launch a highly conscious, anti-religious, and deeply rebellious attack on British society.
Genres
Descriptors: anarchism, protest, anti-religious, conscious, political, anti-war, DIY, confrontational
Tracklist
- Asylum (2:07)
- Do They Owe Us a Living? (1:24)
- End Result (2:04)
- They've Got a Bomb (3:47)
- Punk Is Dead (1:47)
- Reject of Society (1:06)
- General Barcardi (1:01)
- Banned from the Roxy (2:14)
- G's Song (0:35)
- Fight War Not Wars (0:42)
- Women (1:15)
- Securicor (2:27)
- Sucks (1:38)
- You Play (1:44)
- Angels (2:08)
- What a Shame (1:10)
- So What (3:05)
- Well? … Do They? (1:34)
Credits
- Crass - primary artist, producer, written-by, design
- Gee Vaucher - artwork, coordinator [coordination], design/illustration
- Pete Wright - bass, vocals
- Penny Rimbaud - drums, noises [radio]
- George Peckham - lacquer cut by
- Porky - lacquer cut by
- Phil Free - lead guitar, backing vocals
- Steve Ignorant - lead vocals
- TB - plated by [metalworks]
- N.A. Palmer - rhythm guitar, backing vocals
- Virginia Creeper - voice