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Artist Listing : Conflict (17 products)
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Conflict - There's No Power Without Control. CD.
(Mortar Hate - MORTCD200)
First new album in 10 years from this massively influential anarcho punk band and a real return to form.Conflict have returned as snotty,obnoxious and pissed off as ever, and they mean business. Fierce,tense and militant,Conflict can be looked on as an amalgam of Crass and The Clash, rallying protest,exhorting uprising,uniting crowds against common foes-all over a ferocious punk backing. This product can be found in : Punk / New Wave, 80's, 90's & 00's - Punk
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Conflict - There's No Power Without Control. LP.
(Mortar Hate - MORTLP200)
Vinyl version of this the first new album in 10 years from this massively influential anarcho punk band and a real return to form.Conflict have returned as snotty,obnoxious and pissed off as ever, and they mean business. Fierce,tense and militant,Conflict can be looked on as an amalgam of Crass and The Clash, rallying protest,exhorting uprising,uniting crowds against common foes-all over a ferocious punk backing. This product can be found in : Punk / New Wave, 80's, 90's & 00's - Punk
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Conflict - Turning Rebellion Into Money. CD.
(AN - MORTA8)
A unique document of rock and roll history being made. 32 live tracks recorded at London's Brixton Academy 9a testament to how popular the band were at the time) at the infamous 'Gathering Of The 5000' festival, which concluded in a full scale riot, known in punk circles as the 'Battle Of Brixton' and resulted in Conflict being banned from appearing as a live act in the UK. What was particularly memorable about this gig was the presence of Steve Ignorant of Crass, and the 15 Crass songs the bands performed together. Remixed and remastered, this new release is pacakged in a deluxe digipak, contains complete background information, a full lyric booklet and a full photo gallery. They got the title of the album right then.That's because it's a stolen lyric dummy? - Punk Ed. | ) |
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Conflict - Standard Issue. CD.
(Mortar Hate - MORTA9)
A Conflict compilation - a sampler of recordings taken from Conflict's extensive catalogue. This new release contains 20 tracks digitally remastered from the original source exclusively for this project, presented in a deluxe digipack containing a full lyric and information booklet including unreleased artwork and photographs from the relevant periods. This project also contains the complete Conflict single 'Live at the Centro Iberico'. | ) |
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Conflict - The Ungovernable Force. CD.
(Mortar Hate - MORTA3)
Conflict's classic 1986 album, which mixed their already established no holds-barred venomous anarcho punk sound with opera singers, choirs and orchestras in the same way that their stablemates Crass, Flux and Poison Girls had done- but took the production to a level unheard of previously within the genre. This was where Colin Jerwood proved himself to be an adept musician as well as an outspoken social reformer. Political yet anti political, punk as fuck yet fiercely progressive. Contains the Animal Rights anthem 'This Is The ALF' (which the label are still banned from printing the lyrics to on the sleeve!!) 'Mental Mania' 'C.R.A.S.S.' 'A Piss In The Ocean' and several unreleased versions and studio outtakes, as well as two tracks from the long out of print 'Battle Continues' EP. Remastered in a digipack with a full lyric and information book | ) |
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Conflict - Live In England. DVD.
(Cherry Red DVDs - MORTDVD2)
Second DVD in a series featuring one of the most uncompromising and unpleasant punk bands of all time- Conflict. 'Live In England' features the band taking their message out across the country, in particular Newcastle and Leeds, and the latter performance is particulary sought after by punk collectors as they are joined onstrage by Steve Ignorant from Crass. Also included are a host of extras with interviews, bonus tracks, clips from other gigs, behind the scenes footage, photo galleries and press clips. Conflict would like to let it be known, by the way, that they despise capitalism and all it stands for. . . | ) |
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Conflict - It's Time To See Who's Who. CD.
(Mortar Hate - MORTA1)
The album that kickstarted a dozen rebellions- at least until cosmetic punk and apathy set in. Conflict's debut from 1981, originally released on Crass Records and produced by Pete Wright, made no bones about its intentions (check out 'The Guilt And The Glory' or 'Exploitation'), and still stands up as one of the most incendiary debuts of its time. Now remastered for the first time and repackaged ina deluxe digipack (remember folks, capitalism sucks!!) it has been boosted by bonus tracks from the 'House That Man Built' and 'A Nation Of Animal Lovers' EPs including the charming ballad (only joshing) 'Berkshire Cunt'. Booklet includes full lyrics, info and original artwork and poster covers. True anatchy in the UK from a band who did more than just sing about it. | ) |
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Conflict - Increase The Pressure. LP.
(Get Back - GET94)
Second album (dating from 1984) from UK anarcho/veggie punx which was originally released on their own Mortarhate label .It Includes the legendary "From Protest To Resistance" and their anthem "Increase the Pressure". Comes in gatefold sleeve with original artwork and has been digitally remastered. | ) |
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Conflict - Employing All Means Necessary. CD.
(Anagram Records - CDPUNK124)
Seventeen tracks which are a compilation of Conflict's first U.S. release in 1993. Highlighting the best moments from the band's often peace-oriented political protest work a la Crass. | ) |
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Conflict - Increase The Pressure. CD.
(Mortar Hate - MORTA2)
The first band to leave the Crass Records camp and go it alone- and here are the fruits of their labours. This , their second album, was the one that launched a million anarchist slogans, conservationist campaigns and hunt sabs everywhere- and included some damn fine songs too. 'One Nation Under A Bomb' 'Punk Innit' 'Law And Order' and several others speak openly of subjects other bands shied away from, and voclaist Colin Jerwood's lyrics are fiercely passionate. It's a shame most of the fans spent their time getting pissed on cider and starting fights, as there reallly were messages here that could have helped people. Still, we have the music- and if the album isn't enough, then we have the aptly named 'This Is Not Enough' and 'The Serenade Is Dead' Eps as bonus items. Grab it while you can. | ) |
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Conflict - Deploying All Means Necessary - Issue Two. CD.
(Anagram Records - CDPUNK125)
Excellent 17 track compilation that comes in a special edition digipak, featuring never before seen photographs and an enhanced version of 'Big A Little A' which is taken from rare concert footage. A very tasty little companion to the 'Employing All Means Necessary' compilation. | ) |
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Conflict - It's Time To See Who's Who Now. LP.
(Get Back - GET 86)
Originally released in 1982 on Corpus Christi this is Conflict's first and best record. Vegetarianism and the animal liberation movement were the main concerns for the fiercely political British Punk Band. Eight great tunes all masterpieces....original artwork gatefold sleeve. | ) |
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Conflict - Against All Odds. CD.
(Mortar Hate - MORTA12)
The addition of Steve Ignorant from Crass as a Conflict member increased attention and activity. This album was recorded unintentionally at the same session as 'The Final Conflict' album (MortA11), straight off the top of the head. The recordings received mass radio airplay and one track - 'A War of Words' - remixed with a hardhouse beat, became a major floor filler throughout London's clubland.Recorded at The Enid's studio - 'The Lodge' in Suffolk in August 1988 and originally released in January 1999. Artwork by Richard Allen Turner. Digitally remastered from source material in 2006, this deluxe digipack contains unreleased artwork and a full lyric and information booklet and photographs from the relevant period. | ) |
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Conflict - Live In London. DVD.
(Mortar Hate - MORTDVD1)
The first ever DVD to feature one of the most influential and uncompromising punk bands of all time - Conflict. This anarchist punk band were formed in South East London, England, in 1979. From being amongst the earliest followers of the band Crass and releasing their first single on Crass Records, Conflict became the first band to break away from the Crass camp, and ended up being the only band of the anarcho-punk genre to regularly have new releases going straight to number 1 in the indie charts. "Live in London" is the first of a series of Conflict DVD's to be released in the coming months.The DVD features selections from classic shows performed by the band in their home city over the last twenty years at such legendary venues as Camden's Electric Ballroom, The Astoria, Brixton Academy andSoho's Mean Fiddler. Also included are a selection of tracks from the Conflict "video album" - "There's No Power Without Control".Stretching over two discs - this is over three hours of Conflict tearing up the London stage. Features Indie Chart Top Ten hit "The Serenade Is Dead". The DVD will be serviced to all major music and DVD press, along with all Conflict - related websites. | ) |
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Conflict - The Final Conflict. CD.
(Mortar Hate - MORTA11)
A new studio album with a new guitarist as Conflict attempt to follow the best selling 'The Ungovernable Force' album. Steve Ignorant from Crass becomes a permanent member of Conflict sharing song writing and vocal duties with Colin Jerwood. Recorded at The Enid's studio - 'The Lodge' in Suffolk in August and released in December of 1988. This album was engineered by Mark Pickstone and assisted by Robert Godfrey of The Enid. (NO, YOU DIDN'T HALLUCINATE, YOU READ THAT BIT CORRECTLY) Digitally remastered from the original source in 2006, this product also contains studio outtakes, remixes and unreleased live versions of some tracks. Presented in deluxe digipack containing full lyric and information booklet which includes photographs from the relevant period. | ) |
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Conflict - In London. DVD.
(Mortar Hate - MORTDVD1)
A Collection of Conflict shows from the past twenty years, recorded at London venues. Effectively a live greatest hits, it features twenty two tracks recorded at locations such as Mean Fiddler, Kentish Town Forum, The Astoria and Brixton Academy. As a bonus, there is a selection of tracks form their "video album" release There's No Power Without Control. Includes: "Berkshire Cunt", "A Piss In The Ocean", "Justify My Hate" and "Tough Shit Mickey." |
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Conflict - History Of Insurgence (every Single Single). CD.
(Mortar Hate - MORT A100)
Twenty four track singles collection from the popular punks. Digitally remastered form original source material for this 2006 release. Digi pack containing full lyric and inforrmation booklet, unreleased photos and newsletter by Colin jerwood. Includes: "The Positive Maintains", "Statement", "Neither Is This" and "Wargames." | ) |
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