Steve Ignorant and Penny Rimbaud perform ‘Do They Owe Us a Living’ in 1977 at Dial House rehearsal room and 2011 at the Shepherd’s Bush Empire – SOMETHING OLD, SOMETHING NEW, DO THEY OWE US A LIVING? OF COURSE THEY FRIGGIN DO!!!! Got 10p to spare?
Available on Record Store Day Saturday 13th April.
Participating Stores:
Rough Trade WEST Rough Trade EAST Rough Trade BRISTOL Rough Trade NOTTS Specialist Subject -BRISTOL All Ages – LONDON Eel Pie Records – LONDON World.of Echo – LONDON Stranger than Paradise – LONDON Probe – LIVERPOOL Action – PRESTON Piccadilly – MANCHESTER Groucho – DUNDEE Pie and Vinyl – SOUTHSEA Sound it out – TEESIDE Bear Tree – SHEFFIELD Truck – OXFORD Reflex – NEWCASTLE Spillers – CARDIFF Monorail – GLASGOW Rockaboom – LEICESTER Jumbo – LEEDS Banquet – KINGSTON
I am pleased to announce that One Little Indian Records will now be distributing the Crass Catalogue on behalf of Crass Records.
The albums have been remastered by Alex Gordon and Penny Rimbaud at Abbey Road Studios as close as possible to the sound of the original release “as it was in the beginning”.
From 17th May: Feeding Of The Five Thousand (The Second Sitting) is available on CD & Single Black Vinyl. Stations Of The Crass is available on CD & Double Black Vinyl. Christ The Album is available on Double CD & Double Black Vinyl. Best Before 1984 is available on Double CD & Double Black Vinyl.
From 14th June: Yes Sir I Will is available on CD & Single Black Vinyl. PenisEnvy is available on CD & Single Black Vinyl. Ten Notes On A Summer’s Day is available on CD & Single Black Vinyl.
You will be able to pre-order them from One Little Indian or you can wait a little bit longer and buy it from me.
THE CRASSICAL COLLECTION
Is available on CD.
The albums have been remastered by Alex Gordon and Penny Rimbaud at Abbey Road Studios as close as possible to the sound of the original release “as it was in the beginning”.
CD’s will ship on 19th July. You can pre-order them from One Little Indian or buy them directly from me nearer the time.
Steve Ignorant’s Slice Of Life will be starting their Tour in April and will be playing songs from their new album ‘DON’T TURN AWAY’ that will be released later this year.
IGNORANT’S SLICE OF LIFE TOUR: DON’T TURN AWAY
APRIL
4 Devonshire Arms, Cambridge
5 Music Hall, Ramsgate
6 Lewes Con Club, Lewes
18 Brudenell Social Club, Leeds
19 The Rigger, Newcastle-under-Lyme
20 The Maze, Nottingham
21 Dementia Aware Fest at Dolls House, Abertillery
Steve Ignorant’s Slice Of Life new song S.A.D. Steve: “Anyone that suffers from depression or S.A.D. will probably recognise what I’m talking about. Hope it helps people to know that they are not alone.” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3eVyxFQE9Y
Check out Steve Ignorant’s Slice Of Live on Iggy Pop’s BBC 6 radio show where he played Stretford Blue and SAD on 22nd July 2018 https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0b6ppqc
Only 4 weeks to go before Slice Of Life (postpunk kitchen sink music that kicks you in the gut) hits the stage with The Cravats (a sax-riddled dada punk combo) and Rubella Ballet (a powerful hit of vibrant colour in the punk world).
Limited signed posters, designed by The Shend, will be available at the gig.
This is a yearly festival in a brilliant location. 2018 is promising to be a superb day with an excellent line up. Doors at 12 noon and first band on at 12:30.
Rebellion 2017, photo by Simon Balaam
Paranoid Vision And I will be performing a SPECIAL set of anarcho Classics!
Anarcho Classics 1977 2 2017
See you there. (If you don’t have your ticket yet there are still a couple left)
Just having a couple of weeks of before our final gigs of the year in October and November. We’ll be playing with some amazing bands and at very different but great venues. See you there.
Photo taken by Simon Balaam at AB Brussels
October:
5th – Islington Assembly Hall, London
26th – The Grapes, Hereford (CANCELLED-sadly another venue in Hereford that closed their doors)
Rebellion is one of my favourite all ages indoor festival with 7 stages (including the Rebellion Introducing Stage), over 350 bands, art exhibition and tatooist it caters for everyone. But what makes this festival truly special is the Rebellion team/family that runs it and the people that come.
For me it’s the perfect place to meet up with friends from all over the world, listen to good music and make some new friends.
Here some pics of the many many people I met.
Biff of Sick On The Bus, me and Peter Jones of Paranoid Visions
Jamie and me trying to look cool 🙂
Always a pleasure to meet up again.
Lovely people.
We had a laugh and a cry.
Selfie!!
His arm didn’t stop him coming to Rebellion and having a good time.
I really enjoyed talking to Wayne Carey from Louder Than Words about the Islington gig on 5th October with the Membranes, Cravats and Wolfhounds, about books and other stuff.
