CONFLICT - Colin Jerwood interview & unboxing Statement Of Intent
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Colin Jerwood from Conflict unboxes two five-disc boxsets released on Cherry Red:
Statements Of Intent 1982-1987
Statements Of Intent 1988-1994
Ten CDs covering the entire recorded output of leading anarcho punk band Conflict.
Colin reflects on each of the albums and tells a few stories around the making of each record.
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Colin is such a nice bloke and for me has always been an inspiration throughout the years, would love to see them in concert when things get a bit more normal again, just imagine Colin an igs doing something...that would be amazing!
Steve is on The final conflict and against all odds albums,he was in the band from 87 to 89
@@toxicmartoc i know that..i mean again...hopefully the near future 😉
Ungovernable force was my era Conflict album, saw em live on that tour (my second ever gig) 6th Nov 1986 in Rotherham Assembly Rooms
Best Punk band to come under the "Anarcho" label. Taking no prisoners, and confronting bigots and bullies from boneheads to butchers. The only band to listen to when you're needing the moral support to sabotage the local fox hunt.
So true
You're a flippin' extremist.
My only issue with the box set is, just like the reissues from 2006, everything is just mastered too damn loudly. I've heard some loud cds in my time, but I think these might just top them all. I actually like listening to loud music, BY CRANKING UP THE VOLUME. I actually think it was the 2006 Conflict cds that made me realize the loudness war was actually a real thing, and not just something made up by a bunch of snobby audiophiles.
First time I saw/heard Conflict was when they supported Crass and for an unknown band, I was impressed. Saw them many many times and chating to Colin who said that gig supporting Crass was their 4th ever gig, they were tight. Loved this band, so shocked what happened to Kev and Paco but I learnt a lot from this band back then which still carries on today, bless you guys
This Mexican boy in El Paso Texas first heard them in 91/92…. I was never the same since. Thanks for your conviction and stance! That boy - a man now has never forgotten! CONFLICT!!! ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾
I was at that Brixton Academy gig it kicked off big time after the gig there was quite a riot all good fun high spirits
Saw them live a few times in 1982 then on and off 1984 - 87. They were mostly great live and despite the sniping from some quarters they always seemed committed. Respect
I've met Colin many times and he really is a genuinely nice bloke, I also think CONCLUSION is an utter masterpiece of an album,not the heaviest but pure class
@Allen Sentinery Actor and Comedian blimey. You are obsessed🤣. NO ONE CARES.For someone so anti Cinflict you certainly spend an inordinate amount of time on here slagging them off. Please realise that the vast majority of people on here are Conflict fans and the ridiculous claims that you make about them mean nothing. IF you're going to troll then please troll positively,there are plenty of other bands around that deserve your bullshit.
@Allen Sentinery Actor and Comedian 'terroristic'🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@Allen Sentinery Actor and Comedian 🤥🤤👍
@Allen Sentinery Actor and Comedian sure👍 try saying that to the legions of fans over here in the uk.Maybe try Green Day or blink 182 ,may be more suitable 😂😂😂
@@DevonMike73 Hey Scrump, how are ya? Havn just read old mates 'Conflict are Nazis & Posuers' novella.. lm fkn mystified, lve been into em since 82(l think, lm 56 now.. memorys not great)..Al's made a statement (a few actually) but never any evidence backing it up.. wen did Colin etc turn racist..wen did they become posers? He's obv hurt by sumthin in his past.. l dunno, lm not gonna go on a rant, but..we need more bands like Conflict, Subhumans etc to inform & educate.. now more than ever.
I admire your patience with the bloke!
Keeping it real. Anger is an energy :-)
You might find anger is an energy was a John lydon line ...
Go ed col ya legend . Had some good times with you in the 80s b good to hear from ya x
One of my top bands growing up. Still listen to them now 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Played a gig with them in Long Beach California in 1985. Besides having great music and lyrics they were really cool people. Dave.....Final Conflict.
Always had huge respect for Conflict - saw them a few times in The Crypt (St Pauls Deptford). Met Big John in the rRailway Tavern (Bromley North) about that time. A great band whose lyrics, and message, are potentially even more important today. x
Can't believe I was at the Briton gig, storming night. I was so hot I was sick on the spot, I wasn't even drinking lol.
That will teach you for not drinking mate
I think "Bury the hatchet" is the New Model Army song about the beef with Conflict....
All these years I thought Only Stupid Bastards Help EMI was aimed at The Exploited
I saw you Guys twice
Thank you colin for all the concerts of my youth.
(Met my wife after a conflict gig- she was catching the milk train too).
I even understand you for ignoring my message about charles rivers animal farm and my skillset i could give use of as if you dont know me it does sound far fetched or a police entrapment.
One of their singles they sold at a loss,and they sold a couple of hundred thousand of them,cost them a lot of money
Good stuff! Fuck the evil doers in this world.
He vouldnt play denver on that tour glad he admitted it was too much that us tour
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Is the debut album the version with the first single and ...animal lovers ep on it?
No. They weren’t on albums. Might be on the modern compilations these days tho
@@pawnotdaw4559 yeah,bought both boxsets and the ittsww album does have the extra tracks,glad i bought it as it enabled me to sell ....whos who now even though thats on the second boxset doh,really not a fan of that,wouldve preferred No Power .... but nevermind.
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Conflict is absolute 💯 🔥
Top guy. Top band
Keep going!! You are amazing, and needed.
True legend
👍🏻💓😼
The Ungovernable Force
Still lives the same dream xx
Thank you brother. 🌱
Brilliant
Saw you at the palace in L.A like 20 years ago.
Haha, I was there too. That was my first gig. I believe that was in 2001 right?
@@voiceofreasonandfacts8623 yeah somewhere around 2001. Pretty good show to be your first one.
@@hopebgood I was 3 years old in 81 hahaha. You got to see them in their prime. Thats pretty sick
@@hopebgood did you know Kevin webb? I Think thats the guitarist name
First time I saw conflict was 1983 Focus Youth Club Peterborough. Changed my life forever. (For the better)
thank YOU Colin, you are an inspiration to many, we ;love you man.
It was the same for me, after anarcho punk I got right into Acid House. Lots of other anarcho punks did too.
What a liberating great good buy away from downward spiraling from violent sectarian ghetto culture when peace punk got militarised into anarcho punk & black clad crusties tribalism haha
Seen conflict live three times and always delivered great shows
come to Liverpool
So When's the new album out !?
Does it keep cutting out every 10 seconds for anyone else?
No mate, not for me. Confession time: I remember Colin proudly showing me the original artwork for the first Conflict album (83?) and I thought it was fucking awful. I just said summat like "Yeah, it's....different." Something shit like that. But we were all mates back in the day and I didn't want to bring him down. Awh
Na mate, mine had no issues.
Ur probably being hacked by the govt!
Clear as the proverbial crystal for me
Yeah forward fraction of a second . Makes it hard to hear what Colin is saying
you´ve all done a lot for us punk-humans, or like ruts called it: human punk.
h.m.
The Ruts was one of punks finest bands and Ruts DC are still doing great stuff today
Hello, do you have as a project to realize these two box sets however in Vinyls?
Trust me, Colin is not really racist and xenophobic. He was just conforming to Republican Libertarians and Democratic but it was a joke. So was I. Just satire. He's probably Liberal and Christian. Trust me, they're Peace Punk, not serious about Anarchy. Same here deep down.
Such a real man Colin. Thank you for the Station gig in Gateshead in god knows early 80s. And staying at the flat after the gig and playing records and just never breaking admiration ive always had for you. I was a kid you treated me like an equal and remember you and steve were not wrong. x
Hi there, Colin. I don't care much for your music, but I massively respect you for going your own way & doing your own thing.
Colin is hilarious. To take his lyrics seriously will drive anyone crazy. Don't go there. I've been through it as a junky, and he really probably thinks punk hardcore straight edge is serious about fascism, just to cut a joke. Sure he's not an actor, but he's like the bloke from Kismet HC, too ridiculous. Good friend, with alot of talent, but frankly, not my best.
i remember back in the 80s ...conflict came and played in my town of surbiton at the assembly rooms...its was a night to remember...conflict were only a few songs in and the pigs came rushing in knicking people and throwing there weight about as normal... and just before they killed the power ...colin let out a mighty cry.." Its the pigs,Lets fucking kill em" everybody threw there fists up in the air and made a massive roar ...then went head to head with the pigs in a massive brawl...chairs tables went flying from all angles...i was only 16...it all went off big time between punks and police...i was so proud that night to be a punk....thank you for that ever lasting memory....increase the pressure !!!!
That sounds like a fucking awful gig tbh mate. I knew these blokes personally and yeah they could be a little rowdy but I can never imagine Colin saying "It's the pigs, let's fucking kill them." I just remember doing very normal things like getting pissed with them and puffing with Paco and arguing about Hawkwind and Motorhead!