Album Info
| Artist: | Various |
| Album: | Bullshit Detector Three |
| Released: | UK, 2023 |
Tracklist:
| A1 | Avert Aversion - Oh What A Nice Day | |
| A2 | Awake Mankind - Once Upon A Time | |
| A3 | A Nul Noise - Hibakusha | |
| A4 | Animus 77 - Nuclear Piss | |
| A5 | Peroxide - Ministry Of Death (M.O.D.) | |
| A6 | Untitled - We Are Taught To Kill | |
| A7 | Xtract - Fight For Peace | |
| A8 | Verbal Assault - Not Yet Ron | |
| A9 | Fifth A Column - Counterfeit Culture | |
| A10 | Potential Victim - People | |
| B1 | 7th Plague - Rubber Bullets | |
| B2 | Rebel A - Genesis To Genocide | |
| B3 | Alienated - Living In Fear | |
| B4 | Barbed Wire - Weapons Of War | |
| B5 | Rob Williams - Lies | |
| B6 | Reality Control - The War Is Over | |
| B7 | Youthanasia - Power | |
| B8 | Sammy Rubette & Safety Match - The Ballad Of Maggie The Maggot | |
| B9 | Politicide - 51st State | |
| B10 | Markus Abused - The Killing Machine | |
| C1 | One Man's Meat - Your Country Misleads You | |
| C2 | Direct Action - Death Without A Thought | |
| C3 | Crag - Voice Your Protest | |
| C4 | Attrition - In Your Hand | |
| C5 | Napalm Death - The Crucifixion Of Possessions | |
| C6 | The Impalers - Sun, Sun, Sun | |
| C7 | Health Hazzard - Picture Show | |
| C8 | Phil Hedgehog - Radio TImes | |
| C9 | Malice - Faceless | |
| C10 | Michael Kingzett Taylor - Paranoia | |
| D1 | Brainwashed Pupils - The Demonstration | |
| D2 | No Defences - Work To Consume | |
| D3 | A.N.E.E.B. - Berlin Wall | |
| D4 | Carnage - Carnage | |
| D5 | Warning - Beasts Of Fiction | |
| D6 | State Of Shock - Excess Youth | |
| D7 | Neale Harmer - Hard Nut | |
| D8 | Dead To The World - Action Man | |
| D9 | Dandruff - Life In A Whiskey Bottle | |
| D10 | Richard III - Will You Care? | |
| D11 | Funky Rayguns - The Hare And The Tortoise |
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Description
2LP - Black Vinyl.
Crass Records, alongside One Little Independent Records, reissue their iconic three volume compilation series, ‘Bullshit Detector’, on LP, available in both classic black and special edition grey vinyl.
‘Bullshit Detector’ was the name of a series of compilation LPs put together by the anarcho-punk band Crass and released on their own label. Three editions were released between 1980 and 1984, consisting of demo tapes, rough recordings and artwork that had been sent to the band.
The sound quality of the ‘Bullshit Detector’ series was mixed and often basic, or even poor, as Crass would master the tapes directly to record without any additional production or enhancement. For Crass, the expectation of a polished performance was missing the point.
After punk had already been co-opted, re-packaged and sold back to us, ‘Bullshit Detector’ volumes 1-3 were, and still are, seen by many to capture the purest ethos of punk culture, an event that inspired hundreds to take to their bedrooms and garages and join the DIY revolution.
Crass believed in the power of community and that their movement was for everybody. These compilations are an admittedly harsh but important part of that story; when Crass gave punk back to the people.
Sleeve notes from ‘Bullshit Detector Three’ read: “Don’t expect music when the melody is anger, when the message sings defiance, three chords are frustration when the words are from the heart.”
