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['lord buddha', 'morihei ueshiba', 'alex seropian', 'saint benedict', 'bundesrepublik deutschland', 'steve aoki', 'humboldt', 'norbert', 'steve wozniak', 'michael hirsh', 'king saud', 'bob murawski', 'benjamin franklin', 'infernus', 'lord voldemort', 'turgon', 'macarthur foundation', 'anton rubinstein', 'prithviraj sukumaran', 'mitch kapor', 'chan', 'john edward taylor', 'will ferrell', 'andrew kosove', 'promised messiah', 'islamic prophet', 'dayanand saraswati', 'norwegian', 'charles horace mayo', 'pieter teyler', 'marc hollander', 'ayatollah', 'cas', 'james hudson taylor', 'irv gotti', 'joseph hardy neesima', 'vajiravudh', 'henry tate', 'guggenheim foundation', 'lenny henry', 'zhukovsky', 'pierre gemayel', 'bruce pavitt', 'mgr', 'washington', 'panhellenic socialist movement', 'imam', 'ed catmull', 'mahatma gandhi', 'black army', 'abu bakr', 'edwin thanhouser', 'peru', 'evan williams', 'london elektricity', 'corneliu vadim tudor', 'west german', 'thomas mellon', 'coding horror', 'shah jahan', 'tod gordon', 'wwf', 'onn jaafar', 'italia', 'ephraim williams', 'anton drexler', 'verne gagne', 'johnny mercer', 'soviet', 'larry page', 'nat levine', 'woodrow wilson', 'brett gurewitz', 'arnon milchan', 'russian federation', 'belarus ssr', 'bruce mclaren', 'spector', 'sharad pawar', 'shakespeare', 'eleanor roosevelt', 'pierre de coubertin', 'tarachand barjatya', 'harry truman', 'ken sugimori', 'julius nyerere', 'king george iv', 'larry harvey', 'tatsuo yoshida', 'the walt disney company southeast asia', 'william ackerman', 'european convention', 'kemmons wilson', 'victor paul wierwille', 'william griffith wilson', 'billie joe armstrong', 'samuel de champlain', 'donovan', 'bengt']
Bullshit Detector
Bullshit Detector was the name of a series of compilation LPs put together by the anarcho-punk band Crass and released on their Crass Records label. Three editions were released between 1980 and 1984, consisting of demo tapes, rough recordings and artwork that had been sent to the band. The sound quality of the Bullshit Detector series was mixed, and was often very basic or poor as Crass would master the tapes directly to record without any additional production or enhancement. For Crass, the expectation of a polished performance was missing the point of the DIY punk ethic: – Sleeve notes from Bullshit Detector Volume 3 The title Bullshit Detector was derived as a reference to the Clash song "Garageland" from their first LP The Clash, a song covered by Chumbawamba guitarist Boffo on the second volume. The series is notable for marking the first appearance on vinyl of Napalm Death (on the third volume). A fourth, unofficial Bullshit Detector, this time an international compilation, was released by the Swiss independent anarcho-punk record label Resistance Productions in 1994.