In reply to HarleyWiddowson:
There's a few categories in my mind of overhanging grit.
First there's the nice ones, yarding up jugs and maybe a bit of jamming:
Great Buttress (HVS 5a) - outrageously fun and steep at the grade. The Rasp (E2 5b) Earl Buttress (E2 5c) and Brimstone (E2 5b) already mentioned. These routes are quite hard to come by on grit, which is a pitty as everyone like swinging about on buckets like on a 6a in the wall. (Although The Rasp is a bit harder than that!)
Then there's grovelling over a roof. Stanage has plenty of these, starting easy with The Link (E1 5b) (no grovelling really), 5.9 finish (quite grovelly), FBD (not grovelly until the last bit), Hanging Crack (E2 5b), Quietus (ouch!).
Last of all there is the horror show overhanging route: the roof crack. Undercut Crack (E2 5c), Cave Crack (E3 5c), Sentinel Crack (E3 5c), the list goes on. The only one of this genre I've ever managed I think is the baby one already mentioned Roof Route (HVS 5b) and even that was desperate!