 Crass Records was closed down in 1992 - its final release was "Christ's Reality Asylum", a 90-minute cassette of Penny Rimbaud reading the essay he had written in early 1977 that gave him the impetus to form Crass.In November 2002 several former members arranged Your Country Needs You, a concert of "voices in opposition to war", as the Crass Collective.At Queen Elizabeth Hall on London's South Bank, Your Country Needs You included Benjamin Britten's "War Requiem" and performances by Goldblade, Fun-Da-Mental, Ian MacKaye and Pete Wright's post-Crass project, Judas 2.