VINYL FORMAT. "Wound up to an even more vicious fury of rage and sorrow due to the Falklands War, Crass completely exploded on the awesome Yes Sir I Will, its bitter title taken from an encounter between a gruesomely wounded veteran of that conflict and Prince Charles. The most concise sonic assaults against the war and the role of Margaret Thatcher's government - 'Sheep Farming in the Falklands' and 'Gotcha!' - aren't included among the seven untitled tracks here, instead appearing as separate singles. Wh...   [ read more ]

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NYC's Lewis is a maker of comic books, tragic-comic folk narratives, and lysergic garage rock. His fourth album is a collection of songs by the legendary anarchist punk band Crass, reworked into glorious folk, rock, psychedelic, orchestral, and electronica productions which dazzle the ear while losing none of the political power of the originals. It follows in the footsteps of his critically acclaimed release, 'Jeffrey & Jack Lewis: City & Eastern Songs', which was selected as one of 2006's best albums in ...   [ read more ]

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NYC's Lewis is a maker of comic books, tragic-comic folk narratives, and lysergic garage rock. His fourth album is a collection of songs by the legendary anarchist punk band Crass, reworked into glorious folk, rock, psychedelic, orchestral, and electronica productions which dazzle the ear while losing none of the political power of the originals. It follows in the footsteps of his critically acclaimed release, "Jeffrey & Jack Lewis: City & Eastern Songs", which was selected as one of 2006's best albums in ...   [ read more ]

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