Bullshit Detector

• A1: Jazz On A Summers Day
• A2: Don't Wanna Fight For You
• A3: Change It
• A4: We Are You
• A5: Girls Love Popstars
• A6: Do They Owe Us A Living
• A7: University Challenged
• A8: Local Chaos
• A9: Mark Of The Beast
• A10: Thalidomide
• A11: Cancer
• A12: Why
• A13: Anarchist Attack
• B1: Right Or Wrong
• B2: Morning Star
• B3: '3'
• B4: Khaki Doesn't Go With My Eyes
• B5: Soldiers
• B6: National Service
• B7: Who Needs Society
• B8: War Song
• B9: Power
• B10: Napalm
• B11: Nagasaki Mon Amour
• B12: Drumming Up Hope (Ferret Skank)

Genres: Electronic and Rock
Styles: Punk and Experimental

All tracks were recorded at different times and locations across Britain, compiled by Crass. Engineered by John Loder at Southern Studios in London on July 19, 1980. Artwork by the bands, with design by Existencil Press.

The vinyl is housed in a near-exact reproduction foldout poster-sleeve measuring 35"x24", featuring a collage of information, lyrics, and artwork from the various tracks.

This record is the first in a series of compilations showcasing demo tracks sent to Crass by a variety of bands.