It's Time to See Who's Who
Conflict · 1983
48 min · 21 tracks · hardcore punk
Aggressive, politically charged hardcore punk that delivers a relentless critique of societal ills in brief bursts of energy.
Top tracks — play these first
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Meat Means Murder — This track stands out for its unflinching critique of animal rights and the ethics of meat consumption, encapsulating Conflict's confrontational style.
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One Nation Under the Bomb — In just over a minute, this song captures the anxiety and fear surrounding nuclear war, emblematic of the Cold War era's tensions.
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Crazy Governments — This lengthy track allows for a more expansive exploration of governmental failures and societal issues, showcasing Conflict's ability to blend urgency with depth.
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Vietnam Serenade — The contrast between its title and aggressive sound highlights the tragedy of war while critiquing romanticized narratives surrounding military conflict.
Is this for you?
Good fit if you like
- short bursts of intense energy
- politically charged lyrical themes
- cathartic anthems for dissent
- frantic pacing with quick transitions
- ideal for high-energy environments
Maybe skip if you
- prefer lengthy, immersive tracks
- seek calm, soothing sounds
Where this album fits
- Career context
- It's Time to See Who's Who is Conflict's debut album, released in January 1983, marking their entry into the UK punk scene. At this point, the band was establishing their identity and aligning themselves with the politically active ethos of the genre. The album set the stage for their subsequent work and solidified their reputation as outspoken commentators on social issues.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Crass· Minor Threat· Agnostic Front
Moments worth listening for
Where the writing does something specific.
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Blood Morons
The song directly addresses the ignorance of those who blindly support war efforts without understanding the consequences.
By confronting complacency head-on, it challenges listeners to critically engage with their beliefs rather than accept them passively.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Young Parasites 2:13
- 2 Kings & Punks 1:08
- 3 Meat Means Murder 2:02
- 4 No Island of Dreams 2:45
- 5 Great What? 1:57
- 6 The Guilt & the Glory 3:31
- 7 1824 Overture 1:38
- 8 Bullshit Broadcast 1:51
- 9 One Nation Under the Bomb 1:15
- 10 Blind Attack (2) 1:36
- 11 Vietnam Serenade 1:12
- 12 Blood Morons 1:48
- 13 Exploitation 2:09
- 14 Crazy Governments 5:17
- 15 Conflict 1:43
- 16 Blind Attack 1:53
- 17 Wargames 3:09
- 18 I've Had Enough 1:50
- 19 Berkshire Cunt 2:29
- 20 Meat Means Murder 3:27
- 21 Whichever Way You Want It 3:47
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