Who What Why When (2003)
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Song Listing
Disc 1
Song Title
1. Cruise - Conflict ~ Various Artists
2. It'll Be Alright On The Night - Anthrax ~ Various Artists
3. It's Our World Too - Karma Sutra ~ Various Artists
4. Moet The Poet ~ Various Artists
5. Capital City - Sub Squad ~ Various Artists
6. Hey You - Chaos ~ Various Artists
7. Mankind Murders - Stigma ~ Various Artists
8. Remote Control - Toxic Shock ~ Various Artists
9. It's No Crime - Vex ~ Various Artists
10. Operation Successful - Exit-Stance ~ Various Artists
11. Offending Article, The - Poison Girls ~ Various Artists
12. New Winter - Know The Drill ~ Various Artists
13. Youth Are To Blame, The - Death Zone ~ Various Artists
14. Wait, The - Lost Cherrees ~ Various Artists
15. Private 999 - Sixteen Guns ~ Various Artists
16. Stupid - Icons Of Filth ~ Various Artists
17. Animal Crimes - The Mad Are Sane ~ Various Artists
18. For The Ferryman - Hagar The Womb ~ Various Artists
Album Notes and Credits
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After splitting from the Crass label in 1984, Conflict kicked off their anarcho-punk hallmark Mortarhate with the release of the 18-song multi-artist compilation Who? What? Why? Where? When? With this 2003 re-release, Conflict keeps the track listing unchanged but adds an informative 12-page booklet loaded with photos, artwork, and band anecdotes. The antiwar, anti-animal cruelty, and anti-sexism stance of the tunes offered here still has a poignancy and urgency that hasn't diminished in the years following its initial release. Great, angst-ridden, shout-driven cuts like Icons of Filth's "Stupid" and Vex's "It's No Crime" provide fuel for the fire, while preachier tunes, like the brooding Poison Girls track "The Offending Article," spell out the manifesto. All in all, a nice overview of a fledgling punk label's fight to establish both a musical niche and a strong unified ideology. ~ J. Scott McClintock |
Technical Info
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Release Date : 09/19/2006 |
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Original Release Date : 2003 |
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Catalog ID : SOSR-6051 |
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Label : S.O.S. Records |
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Number of Discs : 1 |
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Studio/Live : Studio |
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Mono/Stereo : Stereo |
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SPAR Code : n/a |
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UPC : 00766277646425 |
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