1) a anarcho-punk band… Read Full Bio ↴There is more than one artist with this name:
1) a anarcho-punk band from South London.
2) an industrial metal band from Moscow, Russia.
3) a Japanese breakbeat artist
4) a gospel rap artist from Sacramento, CA.
5) an 80's hardcore band from Tucson, AZ.
6) Goa trance from Jerusalem
1) Conflict is an anarcho-punk band originally based around Eltham in South London. Formed in 1981, the band's original line up consisted of: Colin Jerwood (vocals), Paco (drums), Big John (bass), Steve (guitars), Pauline (vocals), Paul AKA 'Nihilistic Nobody' (visuals). Their first release was the EP "The House That Man Built" on Crass Records. By the time they released their debut album It's Time To See Who's Who on Corpus Christi Records, Pauline and Paul had left the band. Conflict later set up their own Mortarhate label, which put out releases by other artists including Hagar The Womb, Icons of Filth, Lost Cherrees, The Apostles, Admit Your Shit and others.
In 1983 Steve Ignorant, at the time a member of the band Crass, guested on the band's pro-animal rights single "To A Nation of Animal Lovers." After the dissolution of Crass, Ignorant later became second vocalist for Conflict on a semi-permanent basis. This followed a 1986 gig in Brixton, London wherin he had joined the band on stage for a few numbers.
The band have always been outspoken regarding issues such as anarchism, animal rights, the anti-war movement and in their support for the organisation Class War, and a number of their gigs during the 1980s were followed by riots and disturbances. The band's 'Mortarhate' logo, originally designed by 'Nihilistic Nobody' is commonly mistaken as a reference to the initials CND (Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament), but as quoted directly by paco the drummer for conflict is in actual fact a nihlist symbol. it incorporates two 'A's for anarchy and autonomy, and an 'N' for nihilism. The logo originally appeared around 1980 in Thanatos, a small circulation pamphlet produced by Toxic Graffity (sic) fanzine editor Mike Diboll.
The band continues to exist today, although their record releases and live performances are sporadic.
2) CONFLICT\CONFLИCT is an industrial death metal band from Moscow, Russia. Band formed in 2004, and finally released first LP, called "Prototip\Прототип", in february 2009. http://www.myspace.com/conflictmetal
3) Conflict is a Japanese breakbeats/downtempo unit name currently on the Soup-Disk/Corde Inc. labels.
4) Introducing Conflict, a west coast youth evangelist and gospel rap artist from Sacramento, California.
Violence?
With such a name as Conflict, most people would assume the title represents violence or war. Well, the name means just that, only in a different context. In such a world as the one we live in, corrupted by lust, abuse, addiction and a lack of sexual integrity, Conflict stands to counterattack society's ideas of morality, with God's divine purpose for His creation.
Vision
With a burden for today's generation of young people, Conflict's vision is to "speak life right into the face of death, and stand as an ambassador of Jesus Christ, to reconcile a love- relationship between God and His creation." Coming from a gang-related past and his father's fatal overdose of heroin, Conflict speaks a common language to young people of the urban culture
5) Conflict was a hardcore band from Tucson, AZ, together between 1982-1984. Fronted by the female vocalist/bassist Karen Allman, they played with the likes of Black Flag, Minor Threat, Ill Repute, Channel 3, D.O.A., and many more. They put out a self-released EP called "America's Right," then in 1983 they released their only studio album, "Last Hour" (on Placebo Records). They also have 3 songs on the compilation "This is Phoenix, Not the Circle Jerks." The band was known for their biting feminist lyrics in an era when hardcore was highly male-dominated.
5) Conflict Special Goa/Psytrance Project from Jerusalem, also known as Do-D-Idea.
You Said That
Conflict Lyrics
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The country stands with troops at hand who provide protection for the state
At school you're taught to play the fool, the path is set, followed by all
Employment gained the nation?s safe, it?s all for one and none for all
It's time we dismissed all their lies that keep us in position
Their demanding obligations
Their deliberate segregation
The mass negotiations in their pointless pleas for sanctions
Class conditioning starts from very young
If you are rich or you are fortunate you get trained and treated better
And if you're not it?s just tough shit
The elite are brainwashed into believing that they are respected and highly valued
Rewarded with a higher salary bribed with that extra special interest
Destined to end up playing an important state role, or even protect and serve authority itself
Laws are made to be obeyed and that's the way the system stays
The country stands with troops at hand who provide protection for the state
Schools are used to preach the rule; the path is wrecked, destroyed for all
Employment gained? The country?s safe? Now one for all, and all for everyone
The lyrics of Conflict's song They Said That… are a scathing critique of the established order of society. The song starts by pointing out how laws are meant to be obeyed, and the country's armed forces are there to protect the state. This is followed by a commentary on how the education system conditions people to follow predetermined paths and be "fools." The song then highlights the differences in treatment based on one's socioeconomic status and how those at the top are brainwashed into believing they are more valuable than others.
The second half of the song is a call to arms for the masses to reject the lies they have been told and start negotiating for change. There is a condemnation of the deliberate segregation perpetuated by those in power and their world of degradation. The song then questions the point of mass negotiations and sanctions when the root of the problem is the conditioning that starts from a young age, creating a society where the rich are treated better than the poor. The song concludes by asserting that if the majority of people stand together, they can overthrow the established order and create a society where everyone is treated equally.
Overall, They Said That… is a powerful indictment of the status quo and calls for a radical change in the way society is structured.
Line by Line Meaning
Laws are made to be obeyed and that's the way the system stays
The laws are created to be followed, and this ensures the system remains in place.
The country stands with troops at hand who provide protection for the state
The country has military personnel present to safeguard the state and its citizens.
At school you're taught to play the fool, the path is set, followed by all
In school, students are encouraged to behave in a certain manner, which is followed by everyone.
Employment gained the nation?s safe, it?s all for one and none for all
Employment opportunities ensure the safety of the country, but this is only beneficial for a select few.
It's time we dismissed all their lies that keep us in position
It is necessary to reject the lies that are used to maintain the current situation.
Their demanding obligations
The expectations placed on individuals are unreasonable and burdensome.
Their deliberate segregation
The division of people based on factors such as race, gender or class is done purposefully.
Their world of degradation
The world they have created is characterized by a decline or worsening of society's conditions.
The mass negotiations in their pointless pleas for sanctions
The negotiations led by the elite are futile and serve no meaningful purpose.
Class conditioning starts from very young
The conditioning to fit into certain classes in society begins at a very young age.
If you are rich or you are fortunate you get trained and treated better
Social status determines how one is trained and treated in society, and the wealthy and privileged receive preferential treatment.
And if you're not it?s just tough shit
If you don't belong to a particular social class, you simply have to deal with the negative consequences that follow.
The elite are brainwashed into believing that they are respected and highly valued
The elite are conditioned to think that they are held in high regard and are highly regarded in society.
Rewarded with a higher salary bribed with that extra special interest
The elite are incentivized with a higher salary and other perks to ensure that they remain loyal to the system.
Destined to end up playing an important state role, or even protect and serve authority itself
The elite are expected to play a significant part in the functioning of the state and defend authority.
Schools are used to preach the rule; the path is wrecked, destroyed for all
Schools are used to enforce certain rules that hinder the true potential of individuals and society as a whole.
Employment gained? The country?s safe? Now one for all, and all for everyone
While employment may provide safety, it only benefits a select few instead of the entire population, and it is necessary to work towards benefiting everyone in society.
Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: COLIN JERWOOD
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