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	Love Music- Hate Racism
		Love Music Hate Racism was the first major anti-racist event to be held in the North West since last year's race riots and May's election of three BNP councillors in Burnley.
		Love Music Hate Racism was free, open to all and held on public land.
		The next step for Love Music Hate Racism is to hold a similar carnival in Burnley, the epicentre of Nazi activity in the North West with three BNP councillors.
	www.leeds365.co.uk /anl.htm (1003 words)

	Rock Against Racism -- Love Music Hate Racism
		Music that knows who the real enemy is. Rock Against Racism.
		Today the Anti Nazi League is campaigning again in the name of Love Music Hate Racism - a demonstration of the positive energy of the music scene against the hate-fuelled beliefs of the British National Party, National Front and Combat 18.
		There are a number of ways to support Love Music Hate Racism.
	www.lmhr.org.uk /about/rock.html (201 words)

	Love_Music_Hate_Racism (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Image:Love Music Hate Racism Gig.jpgthumbrightGig in 2004 in the North-West of [[England]]
		'''Love Music Hate Racism''' is a campaign organised by the Anti-Nazi League.
		It organises musical concerts with the aim of spreading the anti-racist message through music.
	q-basic.xodox.de /Love_Music_Hate_Racism (103 words)

	Love Music Hate Racism
		Organised by the Anti-Nazi League, the Love Music Hate Racism compilation is the culmination of their efforts to use the postive power of pop music to oppose the growth of racist organisations, such as the National Front, the BNP and Combat 18.
		Taking that into consideration, you may assume that Love Music Hate Racism consists of hard-working, responsible popstars, but not necessarily big names.
		Love Music Hate Racism is a unique (exclusive, even) collection of tracks, each one portraying uplifiting and defiant attitudes (with the possible exception of Sugababes' Round Round, but hey, what can you do?).
	www.musicomh.com /albums/hate-racism.htm (343 words)

	Where we stand -- Love Music Hate Racism
		The Anti Nazi League’s Love Music Hate Racism campaign is built on the conviction that our music can be a powerful political weapon to fight back against the Nazis and their murderous ideology of race hatred.
		The Rock Against Racism gigs of the 1970s demonstrated that music could beat back the National Front.
		Love Music Hate Racism will build on that tradition by generating a positive mass movement to drive today’s Nazis out of the mainstream and into oblivion.
	www.lmhr.org.uk /about/where.html (258 words)

	LMHR
		Racism should be a disease of the past, but with the growing number of Nazis preaching thier poisonous sermons we have to make a stand and eradicate this vermin once and for all."
		Music is a sanctuary of understanding for those who truly love music.
		The 'Love Music Hate Racism' project is the latest in a long line of events that attempts to bring people together through music of all kinds, in order to show up those who wish to destroy our pop culture as the liars and frauds they truly are.
	home.clara.net /lovepeacemusic/lmhr.html (821 words)

	Love Music Hate Racism @ the ESF (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		LMHR are staging events throughout the weekend, and for many they are the highlights of the programme.
		The Love Music Hate Racism message is a strong one, and it harnesses the power of people's genuine love of all genres of music to unite them against the scourge of racism in all of its forms - from institutional facism to individual bigotry.
		The European Social Forum itself challenges a wide range of issues, but racism is perhaps the one that affects the most people in the UK on a day-to-day basis - and for that reason it is the one that we should seek to address as a priority.
	www.virtual-festivals.com /festivals/article.cfm?articleid=1443 (156 words)

	Love Music Hate Racism - organised by the Anti Nazi League
		Love Music Hate Racism is proud to present Liverpool’s finest The Zutons (acoustic set) and The Stands for a one off show in memory of Anthony Walker.
		Love Music Hate Racism is proud to present a host of hot new indie bands...
		Ralfe Band's "music is an eclectic mish mash of songs and instrumental tracks, with varying influences from European and American folk to film soundtracks and ghostly waltzes.
	www.lmhr.org.uk /events (488 words)

	TRB - Rock Against Racism
		Rock Against Racism was launched in September 1976, after rock star Eric Clapton suggested at a Birmingham concert that Enoch Powell was right, and Britain was ‘overcrowded’.
		RAR’s founders wrote to the New Musical Express announcing the launch of the organisation.
		You’ve got to fight the racist poison otherwise you degenerate into the sewer with the rats and all the money men who ripped off rock culture with their cheque books and plastic crap.
	www.tomrobinson.com /trb/rar.htm (359 words)

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		Saturday at the Left Field was another resounding success with crowds flocking to embrace the Love Music Hate Racism message.
		The evening's music was provided by Love Music Hate Racism, and a fantastic array of bands including The Others, Kano and Babyshambles treated the Left Field to a great evening of music whilst spreading the Love Music Hate Racism message.
		Love Music Hate Racism is a great cause and we were thrilled to be playing at the Left Field."
	www.leftfield.coop /News/NewsItem.aspx?ai=66 (204 words)

	Drowned in Sound - News - Love Music, Hate Racism? Get the album...
		The ANL’s musical face, Love Music, Hate Racism, has organised tours, festivals and club nights, and is now branching out into releases.
		LMHR was launched last year at an all-day outdoor gig in Manchester, headlined by Doves and Ms Dynamite.
		Love Music, Hate Racism is the 21st-century answer to the 1970’s Rock Against Racism movement, which was formed as a defiance of the rising National Front and which was supported by punk band such as the Clash, Sham 69 and X-Ray Spex alongside reggae bands Steel Pulse and Misty in Roots.
	www.drownedinsound.com /articles/8060.html (567 words)

	Turn It Down - A Campaign Against White Power Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		THE Anti Nazi League's Love Music Hate Racism carnival at the beginning of September was a huge success, attracting some 30,000 people to Platt Fields Park, Manchester.
		The underground garage stars Heartless Crew were at the front of the demonstration, with MCs Bushkin and Mighty Moe leading vibrant chants against the BNP.
		Love Music Hate Racism will energise the anti-racist majority across the country and prove that music can be a powerful force in fighting fascism and injustice.
	turnitdown.newcomm.org /index.php?option=content&task=view&id=38&Itemid=54 (626 words)

	PopMatters \| Columns \| Simon Warner \| Anglo Visions \| Right and Wrongs: The Return of the Anti-Nazi League
		Within a short while, the chaotic energies of punk, not to mention the power of other music newly arrived on these shores, such as reggae, was co-opted into a new and focused campaign to make a stand against the rising tide of the Right.
		While Rock Against Racism and the Anti-Nazi League owed much to the organisational skills and propaganda talents of the far Left, the SWP and their fellow travelers, large numbers of rock bands and reggae groups speedily united against the racist forces that were gathering momentum in working class districts in London, Birmingham and Manchester.
		Popular music may not have massive muscle in the political jamboree, but it has a way of expressing ideas, speaking truths, and imparting streetwise wisdom in a direct and digestible way.
	www.popmatters.com /columns/warner/030618.shtml (1356 words)

	ilikemusic.com - independent UK music magazine and directory - ROCK -
		Drawing on the spirit of the Rock Against Racism campaign of the late ‘70s, these bands have united to make a stand against the racism and intolerance which is increasingly prevalent in Britain today.
		Buzzcocks were keen supporters of the original Rock Against Racism campaign in the 1970s, where punk acts such as The Clash joined with reggae stars like Misty In Roots to give notice to the Nazis.
		In addition to the Astoria show, Love Music Hate Racism are launching a weekly Rock Against Racism night at London’s Borderline.
	www.ilikemusic.com /rock/-119 (548 words)

	rockfeedback.com - a new view on music - Love Music Hate Racism - London Astoria - 16/3/04
		This gig was a show of solidarity and common cause, arranged to dispel the sort of electoral apathy and disillusionment that had favoured extreme right wingers the BNP in the past.
		And that music could be at the root of it.
		As a tribute to the Rock Against Racism movement of the 70’s, The Buzzcocks had stolen the show, now it was time for another punk forefather to return, in the shape of Mick Jones of The Clash.
	www.rockfeedback.com /article.asp?nObjectID=1984 (781 words)

	Libertines Cancel ‘Love Music Hate Racism’ Gig
		Organisers cancel Anti-Fascism ‘Love Music Hate Racism’ gig after headliners The Libertines pull out due to Pete Doherty’s rehab issues.
		LMHR organisers releases a statement after The Libertines cancellation saying, “We sincerely apologise for any arrangements anyone has already made in respect of Sunday 6 June and any inconvenience this reluctant cancellation may cause.”
		The gig, set to feature acts spanning a wide range of musical genres, was moved last week from Finsbury Park to the Hammersmith Apollo, before being finally cancelled yesterday (June 2).
	www.xfm.co.uk /Article.asp?id=27270 (306 words)

	Love Music Hate Racism
		They aim to use the positive energy of the music scene to fight back against the racism being pushed by Nazi organisations such as the British National Party, National Front and Combat 18.
		LMHR has brought together a diverse selection of musicians, DJs and MCs who support their campaign, which follows in the tradition of anti-Nazi music movements started by Rock Against Racism in the 1970s.
		Racism has to be fought - it won’t go away of its own accord.
	www.efestivals.co.uk /festivals/lmhr (160 words)

	Libertines / Buzzcocks / 80s Matchbox B-Line Disaster (Love Music Hate Racism) Gig Review - SoundsXP
		I mean because their punk-fuelled power-pop is a worthy successor to the late 70’s bands that supported the Rock Against Racism gigs 25 years ago, which Love Music Hate Racism is itself a successor to.
		The set closes with a terrific take of ‘The Good Old Days’, with its lyric “If you’ve lost your faith in love and music then the end won’t be long” (a personal fave) sounds just right on a night when love and music are combined to hate racism.
		Harking back to 70s’ Rock Against Racism gigs (in which The Buzzcocks took part) it’s only right they should be at tonight’s worthy re-enactment, and I make no apology for viewing their set through misty eyes and rose-coloured specs.
	www.soundsxp.com /556.shtml (1086 words)

	BBC - Liverpool Music - Love Music Hate Racism
		The musical lineage from original ‘acoustic warriors’ such as Guthrie and Dylan continues with a certain Mr.
		Letting his music provide the notion that life can be a wonderful thing for everyone in the right circumstance, Damon proceeds by playing a number of tunes from his ‘Bewilderbeast’ debut.
		Considering these apolitical times, it’s good to see people (especially among the mainly 18-30 year olds) talking to each other about the current climate and seemingly realising the power of a vote in ensuring racism doesn’t become any more of an active element within the political sphere than it is now.
	www.bbc.co.uk /liverpool/music/2004/05/lmhr/index.shtml (562 words)

	Pete Doherty: Love Music Hate Racism (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Racism is an abhorrent thing, something that is everywhere, from the playground at school, to inside the home and I’m happy to help out if I can.
		Far be it for me to tell anyone what they should do with their time and how they should behave but I believe racism is inhumane and people should stand up against it.
		Babyshambles headline a Love Music Hate Racism awareness gig at the Elephant and Castle Coronet this Friday, 15th October.
	www.virtualfestivals.com /artists/article.cfm?articleid=1438 (534 words)

	Race Watch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		A complex phenomenon, tied up with racism and antiracist struggles from the beginning of US history, and even more so with the horrible actions of the Bush administration.
		Racism is more than a matter of individual prejudice.
		Racism and the Culture of Denial Tim Wise attacks The Bell Curve
	www.zmag.org /racewatch/racewatch.cfm (983 words)

	News page
		On June 6th there was supposed to be a big gig for Love Music Hate Racism in Finsbury Park London.
		Given the fact that the local elections are looming coupled with the concern that many of us feel about far right wing organisations such as the BNP - this was an especially important gig to be welcomed.
		Love Music Hate Racism were set to bring us the very best of UK music talent uniting against racism and fascism.
	www.safeconcerts.com /newsitem.asp?nurn=73 (515 words)

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	ARA Toronto: On the Prowl #7: "Love Music. Hate racism." (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The band was interviewed on Much Music the day before Ñ it was cool to see them talking about their music while the camera was zooming in on their ARA T-shirts.
		The choice of contrasting styles of music was deliberate, with the goal of bringing together various types of people.
		Although this was the fourth Rock Against Racism Edmonton had seen (the first one happening in 1987), it was the first one in over five years.
	www.web.net /~ara/OTP/OTP7/shows7.htm (916 words)

	A review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		It finds surrealist rebel poet Attila The Stockbroker and cohorts Barnstormer laying down a skank-tastic backbeat to tell the story of an Iraqi caught up in the war and subsequent occupation of his country.
		Musically it’s not brilliant but that’s hardly the point.
		In this apathetic age Repeat are to be applauded for raising people’s political awareness using a good old fashioned dose of the DIY punk spirit.
	www.repeatfanzine.co.uk /Reviews/MBRR115.htm (212 words)

	Term paper on Rock Against Racism
		'''Rock Against Racism''' was a music festival event organized in 1976 by the Anti-Nazi League to fight the growing wave of racist attacks in the UK (possibly associated with the National Front and rhetoric of Enoch Powell), and encouraged by musicians David Bowie and Eric Clapton.
		Over 100,000 people marched six miles from Trafalgar Square to the East End of London (a National Front "hotspot") for an open-air gig featuring The Clash (as seen in the film Rude Boy), The Buzzcocks, Steel Pulse, X-Ray Spex and The Tom Robinson Band.
		It has recently been reborn as Love Music Hate Racism with a gig at The Astoria in London, featuring Mick Jones, The Buzzcocks, and The Libertines.
	www.termpapertopic.org /ro/rock-against-racism.html (175 words)

	[Imc-uk] Love Music Hate Racism launch party, Friday 6 December, London (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		LOVE MUSIC HATE RACISM LAUNCH PARTY Friday 6 December at Ocean, 270 Mare Street, London E8 FEATURING: Tim Westwood, Heartless Crew, Ragga Twins, PSG, Nicky Blackmarket, DJ Brockie and MC Det, StereoNation, DJ Ritu and Sister India, Outcaste DJs, Phi-Life Cypher, Kissmet and many more to be announced...
		10pm to 6am, tickets £15 in advance The Anti Nazi League is launching its Love Music Hate Racism campaign on Friday 6 December with an all-night party at the fabulous Ocean venue in Hackney.
		Over the coming months we'll be holding gigs, raves and club nights up and down the country, using music to inspire young people of all races and backgrounds to fight back against race hatred and Nazi bigotry.
	archives.lists.indymedia.org /imc-uk/2002-November/001748.html (289 words)

	Unite Against Fascism - LMHR Dagenham event (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The free afternoon event was organised by LMHR to help mobilise support for UAF's campaign to stop the BNP winning back what was their only London council seat in neighbouring Goresbrook, Barking.
		The event attracted an overwhelmingly young, local audience, which showed the diversity and unity of ordinary people in the area, which the BNP are looking to smash.
		The local dance group Move it Aside gave Unite and Love Music Hate Racism a photo gift as thanks for our anti-racist and anti-fascist work in the area.
	www.uaf.org.uk /news/press%20releases/210605b.htm (191 words)

	Love music links UK (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
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	musicuk.helenk.net /music/love.html (138 words)

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