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Boo-Hooray

RIMBAUD, PENNY & LOUISE ELLIOT - Not Them/Not Us

Penny Rimbaud is a poet, drummer, writer, former member of the performance art group EXIT and co-founder of the anarchist punk band Crass, with Steve Ignorant in 1977. \r\nHe also set up the anarchist/pacifist Dial House community in 1967 with Gee Vaucher and Phil Russell and helped to instigate the free festival movement. \r\nAn ardent, articulate and still angry polemicist, his works include Reality Asylum, Rocky Eyed and Oh America. Says Rimbaud of his own legacy: our response to things wasnt a musician or a lyrical response, it was a political response."\r\nLouise Elliott an Australian tenor saxophonist and has performed with a wealth of international musicians. Originally known for her appearances with cult rock outfits Laughing Clowns, The Saints, Ed Kuepper and Paul Kelly, Louise has a fiery commitment to inspiring and energetic live performance which has been referred to in the media as "her profoundly diverse smorgasbord of funk, blues and rock" and "an African inspired jazz explosion". She has played with Penny Rimbaud for 9 years." - Seomra Spraoi.\r\n

\r\n"A 7" record of a new piece of poetry and music by poet and Crass co-founder Penny Rimbaud and Louise Elliott, with cover art by Gee Vaucher.\r\nPublished jointly by Boo-Hooray and Exitstencil Press in an edition of 500 copies." - Boo-Hooray.
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