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• 'It's Time to See Who's Who' - Conflict's debut album released in the 1980's, broke 'all' the rules, setting new standards and stormed the independent charts reaching and retaining position number 1.
• The original recording made at Southern Studios, Engineered by John Loder and produced by Pete Wright of Crass, has now been re-mastered (properly) and repackaged in a gorgeous deluxe digipack.
• This 'new' release also contains another seven original Conflict recordings made at Southern during thesame period that were released on Crass Records as EP's. 'The House That Man Built' and 'To A Nation of Animal Lovers', also dominated the sales charts.
• This product contains a booklet containing full lyrics, information and all original artwork and poster covers.
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
This is a punk classic. I can remember buying the LP and then getting another one just incase anything ever happened to the first record! Fantastic driving guitars, extremely tight, searing lyrics. However the CD is a re-recording 5 years after the original(i think i recall the original recordings were lost?) the result, in my opinion isn't as raw. What you really need is the LP version on CD! Brilliant anthems all of them.
- What is it with people who talk about production quality? There's nothing wrong with it and it's a punk album for god sake, not Pink Floyd, over production is the worst...
- What is it with people who talk about production quality? There's nothing wrong with it and it's a punk album for god sake, not Pink Floyd, over production is the worst...
2 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
This is definately the best Conflict album. It is more musical and diverse in style than subsequent releases. I would give it a four and a half if that was an option as a couple of tracks are not as gold standard as the rest (plus I'm not keen on being labled a murderer for having a bacon sandwich).
This album is thought provoking from start to finish and each track stands out in style from the rest. You can hear the raw passion in each piece of work.
This album is thought provoking from start to finish and each track stands out in style from the rest. You can hear the raw passion in each piece of work.
3 of 10 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Although many groups' first albums are often their best, this is not the case with Conflict in my opinion. The production & music is not as good as The Final Conflict or The Ungovernable Force (if you have to choose, get these other two as they are GOOD). There is passion in the stlye & the lyrics are heartfelt, but it does sound kind of... noisey sometimes. And I like a good racket, like Crass, et al. So, now you know (my personal opinion, of course). Sorry Colin.
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