Conflict "Live At Centro Iberico" 7" EP
Stock copies from 1995 of this early Conflict release. This 7" was originally released on the Xntrix Records label in 1982 and then it got a Mortarhate Records pressing in 1985. Mortarhate, which was run by Colin Jerwood of Conflict, then repressed some of their titles in the mid 1990s, and this one was one of them.
This record was recorded live at the Anarchy Centre in London on Friday 13th of August, 1982 by Pete Fender (of 'Fatal' Microbes) and Paul Tandy (who handled production on some Poison Girls releases). The songs here were recorded to a soundboard, so the quality is good, and it features six early era Conflict songs.
My only complaint here is the pixelated cover. I'm not sure why they didn't just use a copy of the earlier pressing. But either way, this is a solid record.
Stock copies from 1995 of this early Conflict release. This 7" was originally released on the Xntrix Records label in 1982 and then it got a Mortarhate Records pressing in 1985. Mortarhate, which was run by Colin Jerwood of Conflict, then repressed some of their titles in the mid 1990s, and this one was one of them.
This record was recorded live at the Anarchy Centre in London on Friday 13th of August, 1982 by Pete Fender (of 'Fatal' Microbes) and Paul Tandy (who handled production on some Poison Girls releases). The songs here were recorded to a soundboard, so the quality is good, and it features six early era Conflict songs.
My only complaint here is the pixelated cover. I'm not sure why they didn't just use a copy of the earlier pressing. But either way, this is a solid record.
Stock copies from 1995 of this early Conflict release. This 7" was originally released on the Xntrix Records label in 1982 and then it got a Mortarhate Records pressing in 1985. Mortarhate, which was run by Colin Jerwood of Conflict, then repressed some of their titles in the mid 1990s, and this one was one of them.
This record was recorded live at the Anarchy Centre in London on Friday 13th of August, 1982 by Pete Fender (of 'Fatal' Microbes) and Paul Tandy (who handled production on some Poison Girls releases). The songs here were recorded to a soundboard, so the quality is good, and it features six early era Conflict songs.
My only complaint here is the pixelated cover. I'm not sure why they didn't just use a copy of the earlier pressing. But either way, this is a solid record.