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	Vegetarian Journal Mar/Apr 97 Sing a Song of Veganism -- The Vegetarian Resource Group
		Propagandhi's concern for human rights issues is highlighted in their lyrics and actions, which include donating a portion of the sales proceeds from Less Talk, More Rock to organizations such as Food Not Bombs, which provides vegetarian food for homeless people.
		Also, Propagandhi is a strong advocate of educating oneself about these issues, becoming aware through education and activism.
		For both Propagandhi and Earth Crisis, veganism is an extension of their members' empathy for all those who suffer from social injustices.
	www.vrg.org /journal/vj97mar/973band.htm (882 words)

	purevolume™ \| Propagandhi
		Propagandhi is a political punk rock/thrash band formed in Winnipeg, Manitoba in 1986 by Chris Hannah and Jord Samolesky.
		The album title was a joke, as Propagandhi were well known for going into lengthy rants during their live performances.
		The label, a tongue-in-cheek reference to the band members' dislike for the G7 (which has since become the G8) is based on the economic structure proposed in Robin Hahnel and Michael Albert's Parecon, and was initially started thanks to a $50,000 loan from Fat Mike.
	www.purevolume.com /propagandhi (710 words)

	Propagandhi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		New bassist Todd Kowalski, formerly of the bands I Spy and Swallowing Shit, was hired to replace Samson.
		Propagandhi released its newest album, Potemkin City Limits on October 18, 2005.
		Without admitting to the joke, Propagandhi announced on August 14, 2006 that "Glen Lambert" was dismissed and would be replaced by "former" member Chris Hannah.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Propagandhi (1228 words)

	Punknews.org \| Propagandhi
		Propagandhi's a great band, and definitely one of the most influential punk bands of the last decade, but Chris makes himself out to be a real asshat.
		CH and the rest of Propagandhi do not say things for the sake of saying them...They are much more than just boys who play music, they are humane, witty, and smart characters, people need to understand the framework of modern society, and understand from the bottom up to pass judgement on these guys.
		Propagandhi is clearly one of the only bands in punk/hardcore today with ANY substance, care, or depth.
	www.punknews.org /article.php?sid=14768&mode=thread&order=0&thold=0 (9780 words)

	Propagandhi News
		SOCAN presents Propagandhi with first-ever ECHO songwriting prize TORONTO, Oct. 26 /CNW/ - SOCAN proudly presented its first-ever ECHO Songwriting Prize, designed to identify emerging songwriters in independent...
		John Malkin interviews Chris Hannah of Propagandhi on location at their Vet's Hall performance on 11-30-05 in downtown Santa Cruz.
		I believe it was the band Propagandhi who had a great quote in one of their songs, it was something along the lines of how freedom is cool until it involves sexuality.
	www.topix.net /who/propagandhi?scoring=r (427 words)

	Music & Nightlife in Santa Cruz County \| Music Review \| Propagandhi
		Caustic in the extreme and diabolically clever, Propagandhi's recorded output is sporadic at best, but its contents pack more lyrical bile and pure punk nihilism than anything that Epitaph has put out in the last decade.
		With a message as politically powerful as Propagandhi's, one would think that they would have as many records out as Jack Chick has tracts, but since 1993, they have only released three albums and a collection of B-sides.
		While underscoring the importance of free expression and autonomy, most of their lyrics deal with the overwhelming effects of a monoculture being led by a nefarious political class.
	www.metroactive.com /metro-santa-cruz/11.23.05/propagandhi-0547.html (671 words)

	Amazon.com: Potemkin City Limits: Music: Propagandhi (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-23)
		Propagandhi is "progressive" in both a literal and figurative sense.
		TETA is a great album, but I thought that Propagandhi fans would recognize and embrace the fact that this is not a band that puts out the same album twice.
		The politically charged (and I mean charged full of life, not knowledge) Propagandhi of the TETA wouldn't have produced this trash.
	www.amazon.com /Potemkin-City-Limits-Propagandhi/dp/B000AP2ZMQ (1837 words)

	Band Profile - Propagandhi - Music & Musician Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-23)
		Stinky stayed with the band for awile longer then Hopper and played their first show with them in Green Bay, Wisconsin (which was a display for technical errors) and a show with Fugazi in 1991.
		In 1999 the band was able to maintain controll of their label long enough for Propagandhi to get back together and spent most that year in jord's basement discovering their "roots" again and why they started the band in the first place.
		This would turn out to be thee most political and less funny Propagandhi album to date and the band showed themselves as animal friendly, anti fascist, gay positive and pro feminist.Todd brought clever lyrics and lots of political views and knowledge with lyrics about Cointelpro, Corporations, and Country Borders.
	sputnikmusic.com /forums/showthread.php?threadid=387023&styleid=18 (1661 words)

	Synthesis : Music : Potemkin City Limits : Propagandhi : How To Explain Everything : Propagandhi’s Todd “The Rod” ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-23)
		It’s been 12 years since the political pulse of punk rock was tapped with the release of Propagandhi’s How to Clean Everything, an intimidatingly sophisticated rock album full of scathing manifestos (or “Anti-Manifestos” as it were) that reintroduced awareness to a genre that had gone absent in the political underground.
		And, as a political punk rock band whose platforms shone far brighter than their personal agendas, the band’s audience had little to go on with regarding who these three men were who tirelessly imparted the ill effects of global imperialism and the wonders of veganism upon them.
		Propagandhi has always seemed like sort of an anomaly in that you’re always put exclusively in the “political punk”; genre, and no one knows a lot about you.
	www.synthesis.net /music/story.php?type=story&id=4805 (1158 words)

	Propagandhi - Potemkin City Limits - Review - Stylus Magazine
		Propagandhi was razor-sharp on Less Talk, delivering punk dispatches with smart lyrics, memorable hooks that kept their distance from classification as “pop-punk” (except perhaps future Weakerthan John Sampson’s wonderful contributions), and righteous doses of political polemic.
		It’s nice to see that Propagandhi have got some technical virtuosity, but it doesn’t really lead anywhere, and like “Iteration” and several other songs on the album it’s graced with a few guitar solos that add nothing to its composition.
		It’s commendable that Propagandhi are clearly not content to take a successful formula and repeat it like, well, most of the Fat Wreck roster.
	www.stylusmagazine.com /reviews/propagandhi/potemkin-city-limits.htm (854 words)

	Propagandhi Tickets - Cheap Propagandhi Concert Shows Tickets At Onlineseats
		Propagandhi doesn't mind simply going against the inherent grain of not just society, but they have their own theory with their own funky, cool record label.
		Propagandhi would have loved to skirt the entire, so called capitalist progress of selling music and marketing, but they initially compromised because of their catchy punk, pro-feminist, pro-gay, pro-civil liberties, anti-fascism message and their screeching over music.
		Propagandhi tickets may be purchased by following any of the links on this page.
	www.onlineseats.com /propagandhi-tickets/index.asp (1029 words)

	Propagandhi: Potemkin City Limits Aversion.com Review
		The ideological Molotov cocktails Propagandhi lobs should be enough to prove it’s down for social change.
		Where earlier versions of the band buried compassion, humanism and sympathy beneath the rhetoric, Propagandhi circa 2005 is caught up rage and little else.
		And, Propagandhi should know, just as everyone votes with their heart, we listen with our soul.
	www.aversion.com /bands/reviews.cfm?f_id=2292 (557 words)

	Epinions.com - Best of Propagandhi
		Propagandhi has gone from witty and smart Canadian punks to frontrunners in the political corner of punk.
		Their maturity and songwriting talent have really improved with each album, and a line-up change or two didn't slow them down at all.
		The first song on their first CD sets the tone for their entire career, you won't like this but I have something to confide.
	www.epinions.com /content_3109789828 (831 words)

	Propagandhi - Free Music Downloads - MP3 Downloads - Download.com Music
		Propagandhi delivers a slap upside the head of the punk-rock status quo.
		Propagandhi are three skids from the most backwards reaches of the Canadian prairies, forged in the flames of mid-'80s political hardcore and early-'80s speed metal.
		Known to visibly cringe when referred to as anything containing the words "anarcho-" or "punks", these tattoo-less, colored-hair-less, piercing-less, track-pants and hockey-jacket wearing loogans enjoy spending their free time basking in the rays of rumour and innuendo.
	music.download.com /propagandhi/3600-8709_32-100052608.html (199 words)

	PunkROCKS.net CD Review - Propagandhi - Potemkin City Limits
		A lot of people are going to argue with me on this, but I think this is by far Propagandhi’s worst album.
		I have been a huge fan of this band for a long time, so needless to say this record is a huge let down.
		I don’t know if Propagandhi will release another album after this, but if they do, I hope they decide to listen to their previous three albums, and try to figure out where they went wrong on this one.
	www.punkrocks.net /display_review.php?id=1042 (560 words)

	Propagandhi - Biography - AOL Music
		As one of Fat Wreck Chord's very first bands, Propagandhi have long been going against the grain of not just society, but even their own record label.
		That style took a dramatic turn in 1997 when singer, songwriter, and bassist John K. Samson left to write, start a publishing company, and eventually form the Weakerthans.
		Get Propagandhi biography information, download, listen and watch Propagandhi music, mp3's, song lyrics, music videos, Internet radio, live performances, concerts, and use the music search function to find information on other new and established recording artists.
	music.aol.com /artist/propagandhi/206260/biography (338 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Potemkin City Limits - Propagandhi at Epinions.com
		Their melodic sense – which sometimes tails off into a resigned grandeur – and the way the singer fits his words to only semi-related tunes, are both like a non-slick-sounding Manic Street Preachers, who called their own debut Generation Terrorists and claimed it was intended to bring down the entire ruling order.
		(It didn’t.) And Propagandhi care about punk things: injustice is bad, abuse of authority is bad, the murder of innocent people is bad, yadda whatever.
		But with Propagandhi shouting and cussing in triple-time, their songs buzzing by in less than two minutes each, it’s hard to imagine they preached to many people who (1) had fast enough to ears to hear them and (2) heard, in the process, anything new.
	www.epinions.com /content_219896974980 (1796 words)

	Punknews.org \| Vote for Propagandhi's "A Speculative Fiction"
		A number of you wrote in with the news that Canada's Propagandhi has been nominated for the ECHO Songwriting Prize.
		sometimes ill be listening to propagandhi and ill just have to turn it off because its hurts that they are so god damn fucking good.
		However, I love Propagandhi, feel that song is stronger than the others, and I took into account that I think Propagandhi are very fucking solid songwriters and deserve this.
	www.punknews.org /article/19692 (2023 words)

	EmoGirlsGoneWild » Blog Archive » Propagandhi Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-23)
		Following thier last album, Propagandhi have taken to a more melodic sound and a more slick lyrical style, that is not to say that it doesn’t still hit you in the face.
		That being said, my first thoughts apon listening to this album was “I can’t believe I waited 5 years for this!” The songs on this album have a tendency to go on for 30sec-1min longer than they should and Todd’s voice can get a bit whiny.
		It is worth the purchase and the songs will still get you going but it was not worth the 5 year wait.
	www.emogirlsgonewild.com /?p=4 (307 words)

	YouTube - Propagandhi - Haillie Sellasse Up Your Ass (live 03-03-01)
		Propagandhi performing their song "Haill Propagandhi performing their song "Haillie Sellasse Up Your Ass" live at the Congress Theatre in Chicago, Illinois (03-03-01)...
		Propagandhi vegan animal rights feminism revolution punk thrash hardcore activism state-lottery fat wreck (more) (less)
		Propagandhi - U.S. Foreign Policy: A Study in Hypocrisy
	youtube.com /watch?v=F4SK49RD0TA&search=Propagandhi (253 words)

	Amazon.com: Today's Empires, Tomorrow's Ashes: Music: Propagandhi (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-23)
		Propagandhi has always proclaimed to be metalheads at heart, and with the arrival of new bassist, "The Rod", they really open up to a sound that appears to be more inevitable than anything else.
		I don't agree with the person that said it's like Dead Kennedys because they are one of my other favorite bands and they have a different sense of humor...they are kind of sarcastic and out there and Propagandhi is more...satirical.
		Propagandhi rival Slayer in how long it takes them to write a new album but I guess you can't
	www.amazon.com /Todays-Empires-Tomorrows-Ashes-Propagandhi/dp/B000050XUL (1523 words)

	YouTube - Propagandhi - Haillie Sellasse Up Your Ass (live 03-03-01)
		I know that propagandhi probably does come around here through another name so..
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		Propagandhi - With Friends Like These Who The Fuck Needs...
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	YouTube - Propagandhi - Back To The Motor League (live)
		Propagandhi performing their modern punk Propagandhi performing their modern punk rock classic "Back To The Motor League".
		Propagandhi - And We Thought The Nation States..
		Propagandhi - This Might Be Satire/Fück Machine/Hate, Myth..
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	Band Profile - Propagandhi - Music & Musician Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-23)
		In 1996, Propagandhi decided it was time for them to record their second album and they soon hit the studio to record their follow up to How To Clean Everything.
		And John was getting sick of piss soaked matresses and getting beat up by Nazi Skin Heads.
		Propagandhi have had huge influence on me through their lyrics and beliefs.
	sputnikmusic.com /forums/showthread.php?threadid=387023&styleid=18 (1661 words)

	Propagandhi/F.Y.P. - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Propagandhi/F.Y.P is a 7" split between Propagandhi and F.Y.P, released in 1995.
		Though credited to Propagandhi, "Letter of Resignation" features only bassist John K. Samson on vocals and guitar.
		Samson later covered the song with his band The Weakerthans on the album Fallow.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Propagandhi/F.Y.P. (83 words)

	PETA2 // Out There // Propagandhi Make Dreams Come True for peta2
		We have finally accomplished our last remaining goal, and we are so excited that we can barely stand to be around one another.
		We interviewed Propagandhi founding member and guitarist/vocalist Chris Hannah and bassist Todd Kowalski!
		While Propagandhi's music may be the perfect alternative to caffeine, it's the group's political onslaught that keeps them at the top of every hardcore music junkie's “favorites” list.
	www.peta2.com /OUTTHERE/o-propagandhi.asp (256 words)

	punkbands.com :: index (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-23)
		titled "Free John Hinkly" but it was removed because in their liner notes they criticized "international billionaire, global financier, war-profiteer and all-around asswipe George Soros." Readbelow for the statement posted on Propagandhi's official website.
		This might be added to the new record or well I hope it does.
		With Propagandhi's last album, maybe Fat Mike didn't have they heart to tell them it sucked so he made up the excuse that it was the subject matter of the song.
	www.punkbands.com /index.php?id=5768 (404 words)

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