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The eighth live recording of the New Manna Youth Choir. This album was recorded during the weekend of Youth Rally 2005

Musician: The Hard-Ons. Album's title: Live At The KKK Rally 2005.

Klansman sporting dreadlocks at a KKK rally.

Album Name Live at the KKK Rally 2005. 1. There Goes One of the Creeps That Hassled My Girlfriend. Other productions from Hard-Ons. Peel Me Like a Egg. Alfalfa Males Once Summer Is Done Conform or Die.

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Recorded Live at the Annandale. First 200 - 300 copies include a ziplock bag with toothpick and after dinner mint. Part 2 of the live series (the 7" being the first). Track listing not stated on cover. Screen printed covers with 2 5X7 b/w photos glued front and back.

The Hard-Ons are an Australian punk rock band which formed in 1981. Founding members included Keish de Silva on guitar, vocals and Peter "Blackie" Black on guitar, Ray Ahn soon joined on bass guitar with de Silva switching to drums. The group issued eight studio albums before disbanding in 1994. They reformed in 1997 to release further material. In 2002 de Silva was replaced on drums by Peter Kostic, who was replaced in turn by Murray Ruse in 2011

Crilly: It's hard to imagine there will be a KKK revival under Trump. The Klan may very well feel emboldened, but that doesn't make them any less irrelevant. Rob Crilly is a British journalist living in New York. Of course, not all of the millions who voted for Trump are white supremacists. The thugs of the KKK may feel emboldened, but we need not fear them. They remain a ridiculous conceit, a dressing-up club exposed as a thuggish shambles. When you see them up close, it's hard to imagine there will be a KKK revival under Trump. And there is a wider lesson as we agonize over how best to avoid normalizing those white supremacists and Internet trolls who have coalesced into the "alt-right. They may have replaced the hoods with the faceless anonymity of the Internet.

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