The Day the Country Died DVD

"With the birth of punk rock came a popular interest in anarchism. While the early punk scene used anarchist imagery for its shock value, the band Crass went on to lead the Anarcho-Punk movement - taking the imagery a step further by expounding the serious ideas behind the visuals and supporting social issues such as animal rights, the anti-globalisation movement and many others. The story of the genre is told by some of the most influential performers on the scene and laced with music from Crass, Conflict, Subhumans, Chumbawamba and many more."