Overall rating: 4.586207 / 5 from 29 reviews.
This limited edition slipcover of 'Crass: The Sound of Free Speech - The Story of Reality Asylum' offers a deep dive into the punk movement of 1970s Britain. It includes deleted scenes and a 28-page booklet with interviews and lyrics, appealing to fans of documentary and punk history.
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"This was a pretty great documentary with plenty of footage of Crass at the beginning of their career but I do wish it went into a more detailed traditional band documentary approach isn't of the free speech stuff. Ever since hearing 'Reality Asylum" I've became a huge fan of this group. A pretty great release and some pretty great extras with some very interesting interviews."
"A very interesting documentary of the UK punk band Crass. This one is not for the faint hearted, as it covers a lot of extreme subject matter that was going on at the time and had happened in the country's past. The vintage footage is really great here. The extras have deleted/extended scenes that are longer than the feature film. And the booklet is very extensive. If this is your thing, you'll love it. But otherwise, you are forewarned."
"The film dives into 1970s Britain; the birth of punk and the formation of Crass, with an in-depth look at their art, music and ethos."
"If you're a fan of the band, you'll appreciate this doc"
"Definitely worth checking out if you are a fan of Crass or punk in general"
"A documentary touching on the birth of punk is always destined to be a hit in my book."
"Fantastic documentary. Crass is essential for every punk rock fan."
"Good Doc, grew up with Crass in the background."
"Great punk rock doc"
"Interesting doc for Crass fans and others interested in early anarcho-punk."
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