1980 Crass / Poison Girls 'Bloody Revolutions / Persons Unknown 7" graphics 1997 Friends Snapback in nice

1997 Friends Snapback in nice stark black colourway with classic logo and Warner Home Video copyright

this time featuring our favourite physicist Albert Einstein

Book Condition: VG

Comes on a super soft and sun faded single stitch t-shirt

Nicely faded charcoal cotton with healthy bounce

1980 Crass / Poison Girls 'Bloody Revolutions / Persons Unknown 7" graphics 1997 Friends Snapback in niceOriginal 1980 Crass 7" which was a benefit release with Brighton anarcho punk band Poison Girls (with whom they regularly appeared) The lyrics are a critique of the traditional Marxist view of revolutionary struggle, and were written partly in response to violence breaking out at a gig both bands performed at in Red Lion Square, London, September 1979. The single went on to raise 20,000 to fund the Wapping Autonomy Centre Tracklist: A. Crass Bloody