Does it Feel to be the Mother of 1000 Dead?") Yes Sir, I Will (Crass Records, 1983) Ten Notes on a Summer's Day (Crass Records, 1986) "The Unelected President" (2003 remix of "Major General Despair" from Christ the Album with Libertine on vocals) Post-Crass Acts of Love (Crass Records, 1985, 50 short poems from 1973 by Penny Rimbaud set to classical music compositions) Last One Out Turns Off the Lights (Red Herring Records, 1989, performs multilayered vocals on an experimental concept album written and composed by A-Soma) Skating The Side of Violence (Red Herring Records, 1992, with Nemo Jones) The Death of Imagination - A Musical Drama (Red Herring Records, performing writing by Penny Rimbaud with music by A-Soma and Sarah Barton) Savage Utopia (Babel Label, 2004, with Crass Agenda) In the Beginning Was the WORD - DVD, Live Crass Agenda performance recorded at the Progress Bar, Tufnell Park, London, 18 November 2004 (Gallery gallery Productions @ Le Chaos Factory, 2006) As guest vocalist Hex - Poison Girls (Crass Records, Libertine performs 'additional vocals' on "Bremen Song") Nick Nack Paddy Whack - Hit Parade (Crass Records, 1986, Libertine performs vocals on one song, "Pills and Ills") Merzbild Schwet - Nurse With Wound (United Dairies, 1980, Libertine contributes 'Spoken Word Fragments' to "Dadax") Nothing Comes To Mind - A-Soma & The Unlightened (Organon, 1999, Libertine performs additional vocals on "Vortex of Blades", "Canals of Mars" and "Draps Bruts") References External links More Eve Libertine info Listen, Little Man! at Les Ateliers Claus 1949 births Anarcha-feminists Anarcho-punk musicians Crass members English anarchists English punk rock singers Feminist musicians Living people Musicians from Liverpool Women punk rock singers