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	Potemkin village - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Potemkin villages were, purportedly, fake settlements erected at the direction of Russian minister Grigori Aleksandrovich Potemkin to fool Empress Catherine II during her visit to Crimea in 1787.
		Conventional wisdom has it that Potemkin, who led the Crimean military campaign, had hollow facades of villages constructed along the desolate banks of the Dnieper river in order to impress the monarch and her travel party with the value of her new conquests, thus enhancing his standing in the empress's eyes.
		The term "Potemkin village" is also often used by judges, especially judges who dissent from the majority's opinion on a particular matter, to describe an inaccurate or tortured interpretation and/or application of a particular legal doctrine to the specific facts at issue.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Potemkin_village (416 words)

	Propagandhi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Chris Hannah adopted the pseudonym "Glen Lambert" for use in the release of Potemkin City Limits, causing a great deal of confusion among fans.
		While all the band members had used pseudonyms on all the previous releases and continued the tradition with Potemkin City Limits, in September 2005, G7 Welcoming Committee had announced that Chris had left the band in 2003, and the remaining members had found a replacement in one Glen Lambert, formerly of the Portage Terriers.
		This claim was quickly proven to be untrue through a multitude of sources, but many fans, not realizing it was all a hoax, were victims of Hannah's sarcastic sense of humour.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Propagandhi (668 words)

	Propagandhi ... Interviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The band’s newest effort, Potemkin City Limits, is to be released simultaneously in Canada (on G7 Welcoming Committee Records) and the U.S. (on Fat Wreck Chords) on Oct. 18.
		It is based on the story of Grigori Potemkin and his efforts to impress Empress Catherine II by erecting false villages along the Volga during her tour of the Crimea.
		Potemkin City Limits means to suggest that perhaps we have arrived at a point in history where the deception has reached its extreme, most absurd conclusion.
	www.propagandhi.com /interviews/uptown.php (2409 words)

	Potemkin City Limits // Albums and Reviews // Lambgoat
		This may feel like a thesis but when you get the opportunity to write about one of your favorite band's new releases, you grab and run with it.
		Four years have passed since, Today's Empires, Tomorrows Ashes was released on Fat Wreck Chords in 2001 and not only have things become more musically stale than ever, but politically things have changed drastically since Propagandhi have last spoken out.
		Potemkin City Limits contains more substance and wisdom than most high school classrooms contain these days.
	www.lambgoat.com /albums/view.aspx?id=1864 (339 words)

	Eye - On Disc - 10.27.05
		Potemkin City Limits is basically a lighter version of their last release, 2000's Today's Empires, Tomorrow's Ashes.
		Potemkin's "Rock for Sustainable Capitalism," for example, is a companion to Empires' "Back to the Motor League": both take the piss out of punk, but the latter was an instant classic, while the former is just boring.
		Not just a sum of their heritage, the Edmonton quintet brings haunting bridges that are pure Prairie midnights, as well as a jerk and jangle all their own, the bass and drums slapping hands with a swagger so gritty, you can't help but imagine yourself dancing on a pile of broken ashtrays.
	eye.net /eye/issue/issue_10.27.05/music/ondisc.html (2022 words)

	Propagandhi - Potemkin City Limits \| sputnikmusic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Potemkin combines the prog-thrash breakdowns and abstract song structures of TETA with a more straight-forward punk rock/hardcore sound that is very reminiscent of their older work from the mid-'90s.
		Although not as balls-to-the-wall as TETA and less guitar-heavy, most of the songs on PCL are long (by punk rock standards), involving, and intricate, combining break-neck tempos with slow free-time jams, blistering lead guitar work, incredible basslines, awe-inspiring drumming, and in general, absolutely superb musicianship.
		As I've read in some interviews, Todd is slowly becoming the driving force behind Prop's musical direction, as Chris Hannah seems to finally be tiring of the musical life (he's stated that it's not his "life", and he kinda fell into it).
	musicianforums.com /sputnik/album.php?reviewid=4216&...&styleid=18 (1368 words)

	CANOE -- JAM! Music: CD Review: Propagandhi: Potemkin...
		First things first: Potemkin villages were fake riverbank settlements supposedly built by the evil Russian field marshal to impress Catherine II with the value of her conquest during a tour of the Crimea in 1787.
		Now, add a snappy pop-culture reference from Ike and Tina's Nutbush City Limits (which also serves, we presume, as a subliminal swipe at Dubya) and you've got the title of Propagandhi's long-awaited fourth full-length.
		And if that means making you Google Potemkin instead of porn for once in order to understand the handle of their new disc, well, that's a good start.
	jam.canoe.ca /Music/2005/10/14/1262593-sun.html (541 words)

	Articles for 'city' (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		We wanted to see more from the city, but it was too dangerou[...] -- Wir wollten uns eigentlich mehr von der Stadt ansehen, aber [...] (Follow Ups: 1)
		City Hall (a question to the AEs) (Follow Ups: 5)
		City walking tour -- Stadtbummel, Stadtrundgang (Follow Ups: 9)
	forum.leo.org /archiv/c/city.html (200 words)

	Band Profile - Propagandhi - Musician Forums
		Potemkin City Limits (Expected realease October 18th 2005)
		Finally after all the delays a new Propagandhi song was released on the G7 comp, Take Penecilin Now that will be featured on the upcoming album.
		The band also released news that the new album was to be named Potemkin City Limit and its scheduled for October 18th 2005.
	www.musicianforums.com /forums/showthread.php?threadid=387023&styleid=18 (1792 words)

	Blogcritics.org: CD Review: Propaghandi - Potemkin City Limits
		Well I'm here to let you know that I disagree with most of the lyrical content of Propaghandi's new Fat Wreck Chords disc Potemkin City Limits, but the music rocks and if I was still doing radio I'd damn sure play it on the air.
		Their unholy meld of punk rock thrash melodics with prog rock is an energetic and inviting assault to the senses whether you agree with the politically charged polemics or not.
		The term "Potemkin village" comes from an apocryphal story about this Russian dude Potemkin who made up a bunch of fake village facades to impress Catherine The Great as she went by once.
	blogcritics.org /archives/2005/10/27/162204.php (2003 words)

	Amazon.com: Potemkin City Limits [ENHANCED]: Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		By this I mean I find it hard to believe that they can top their effort on their last released album, but they always do.
		Although it took the better part of 5 years to release, Potemkin City Limits is finally here and it has surprised once again.
		I think the main reason for their continued success as a band is their lack of recycling chords/melodies/phrases/lyrics/etc unlike most "punk" bands out there.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000AP2ZMQ?v=glance (1205 words)

	Hartford Advocate: Propagandhi (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Fans cried foul, but Ashes encapsulated all the shit that was about to explode in our faces on 9/11.
		Potemkin continues Ashes' heavy sound, but between moments of punk rage are moments of tenderness, self-doubt, and sorrow.
		On Year of Meteors, Laura Veirs and her support band, Tortured Souls, create a startling electro-organic contrast.
	hartfordadvocate.com /gbase/Music/content?oid=oid:133443 (235 words)

	Blogcritics.org: Mike Watt Interview
		Distribution was kind of limited for one thing.
		Even more limited was awareness of bands: the only way you could know about them was their little record or tape; so we recorded as much as we could.
		Salt Lake City was like 110 degrees and no open windows because it was a storefront and, literally, I almost died playing.
	blogcritics.org /archives/2003/11/20/162611.php (6365 words)

	Sonic Rendezvous DCM
		The twelve songs on Resolve take the listener on an emotional trek filled with passion, power, and the melodious angst that LAGWAGON have become known for.
		After a four year wait the time has come for Propagandhi to release their fourth full length on FAT entitled Potemkin City Limits.
		As always these Canadians push the limits of musicianship and politics, leaving their fans not only educated, but cheering for more!
	www.sonic.nl (580 words)

	Punknews.org \| About G7 Welcoming Committee Records
		Besides being one of the band's that launched Fat, the band has released a succession of genre defining records, most recently Potemkin City Limits.
		The dates are in support of their long-awaited full length Potemkin City Limits.
		G7 Welcoming Committee Records/Fat Wreck Chords artist Propagandhi has begun announcing dates in support of their long-awaited full length Potemkin City Limits.
	calvin.punknews.org /label.php?topic=37 (935 words)

	CANOE -- JAM! Music - Artists - Propagandhi: 'Propagandhi' rock it on Potemkin CD
		After all, the local punk trio -- guitarist-vocalist Chris Hannah, drummer Jord Samolesky and bassist Todd Kowalski -- have spent 16 years lobbing thrash-punk musical Molotov cocktails at political and social targets, including the mainstream media.
		Or you could just pick up the long-awaited Potemkin City Limits, in stores Tuesday.
		The band put their power to use once again on the blistering Potemkin City Limits, a name inspired by Russian history, political chicanery and, apparently, Ike and Tina.
	jam.canoe.ca /Music/Artists/P/Propagandhi/2005/10/15/1263014.html (750 words)

	punkbands.com :: reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		And now, four and a half years later, Potempkin City Limits is here.
		Fantastic freakin' record and if you can find a thousand other bands that sound like this let me know, the guy that posted that is a complete ass hat.
		Props has been bringing the shit since 93' and Potemkin City Limits proves that they are still going strong!!
	www.punkbands.com /reviews.php?id=550 (2673 words)

	Sven - A Blog (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Well, October 18th came and went and I didn’t scramble to grab the latest Propagandhi release… that release being Potemkin City Limits.
		For you n00bs, Propagandhi was by far the most influencial band in my high school years and single handedly made me the bitter, overtly critical left winger I’ve not become today.
		To my surprise, I emerged from the other side of this album with a small, albiet strong feeling that there may still be a chance for those who wish to use music as a viable medium to push an important messege to the masses.
	sven.paroxym.com (1276 words)

	cool hand bak: Children Already Belong To Us
		It's titled Potemkin City Limits and the cover-art is by Eric Drooker.
		I agree, it takes all kinds, but songs like this certainly put things into perspective.
		It'll be interesting to see what the rest of Potemkin City Limits is like, especially whether or not it maintains this trend of longer songs with more ambitious arrangements.
	bakinakwa.blogspot.com /2005/10/children-already-belong-to-us.html (382 words)

	Punknews.org \| Fat launches e-cards for PROTECT compilation, Propagandhi's "Potemkin City Limits" and new website
		Re: Fat launches e-cards for PROTECT compilation, Propagandhi's "Potemkin City Limits by the_other_scott on Tuesday, October 18, 2005 at 9:02:48 PM (EDT)
		Re: Fat launches e-cards for PROTECT compilation, Propagandhi's "Potemkin City Limits by off_the_fucken_map on Tuesday, October 18, 2005 at 10:54:56 PM (EDT)
		Re: Fat launches e-cards for PROTECT compilation, Propagandhi's "Potemkin City Limits by bobbett on Tuesday, October 18, 2005 at 10:58:16 PM (EDT)
	www.punknews.org /article.php?sid=14144 (4148 words)

	Music for the Minority: Albums
		For those of us who live on it.
		I haven't enjoyed Propagandhi since 'Less Talk, More Rock', so I must say how incredibly happy I am that their new album, 'Potemkin City Limits' is so good.
		It's a lot more mature, and a lot less punk-orientated.
	missinglink.typepad.com /musicfortheminority/albums (1175 words)

	@: Notes 10-17-2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The 4 Year Wait is Over - Those Canadian skids we know and love are back at again.
		Propogandhi released their long awaited Potemkin City Limits the other day.
		Now if only they would tour the midwest...
	www.drapetomania.us /archives/2005/10/notes_10172005.html (176 words)

	CMT.com : Propagandhi : Biography
		They eventually settled on Portage Terriers vocalist Glenn Lambert and quickly headed into the studio.
		Both Where Quantity Is Job #1 -- a compilation of live tracks, demos, and previously unreleased material -- and the all-new Potemkin City Limits were released in 2005.
		E-commerce on this website is brought to you by MTVN Direct Inc.
	www.cmt.com /artists/az/propagandhi/bio.jhtml (328 words)

	+ Banality + (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Propagandhi - Potemkin City Limits - - - >
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	www.banality.co.nz /reviews/genre.shtml (443 words)

	Potemkin City Limits // G7 Welcoming Committee Records
		Potemkin City Limits // G7 Welcoming Committee Records
		Three visibly aging trainables, clearly in the wrong line of work and quite seriously on the verge of suicide, make a recording of their private thoughts set to music for distribution to the general public.
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	www.g7welcomingcommittee.com /discography/g7043.php (195 words)

	libcom.org forums :: View topic - Propagandhi - Potemkin City Limits (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		libcom.org forums :: View topic - Propagandhi - Potemkin City Limits
		Posted: Mon 21 Nov, 2005 9:33 pm Post subject: Propagandhi - Potemkin City Limits
		Overall tho i'd say its a excellent release, id encourage anyone to pick it up.
	libcom.org /forums/viewtopic.php?t=7132 (471 words)

	Propagandhi Announces Short Tour - Aversion.com
		Propagandhi will hit the road for a brief West Coast tour.
		The Canadian punks will creep down the left coast in order to promote their upcoming Potemkin City Limits, due out Oct. 18 from Fat Wreck Chords.
		The band plans to get back on the road and tour more extensively next year, so hold off on the pissed-off emails for a while, okay?
	www.aversion.com /news/news_article.cfm?news_id=5133 (134 words)

	NEW SITE COMING SOMETIME BEFORE WE DIE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Before today's newest disaster and tragedy ruins your day, let the sun shine in with Propagandhi and With Honor.
		Their newest albums, Potemkin City Limits and This Is Our Revenge have been released today.
		They both rip, rule, shred, pwn, and what have you respectively.
	www.hulud.com /main.html (3381 words)

	Spacefem.com :: Search
		And like you, I like bright colors, but I can't seem to find a right color that works well with the coloring of my eye.
		Forum: Happiness Posted: Wednesday September 14, 18:58 Subject: Potemkin City Limits!
		I saw the thread title as "Pokemon City Lights".
	spacefem.com /forum/search.php?search_author=bananasplitz (961 words)

	AWOL \| Music Is... A Way Of Life.
		We're about indie-punk-hip-hop-heavy-electronic cred featuring the sounds of Dallas / Denton / Fort Worth or hit the links to get the hyped tunes and shirts!
		These Canadians push the limits of politics and musicianship leaving their fans educated and cheering for more on their first new release in four years.
		The band says "Three visibly aging trainables clearly in the wrong line of work and quite seriously on the verge of suicide make a recording of their private thoughts set to music.
	www.awayoflife.net (163 words)

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