No Repetitive Beats: Clause 58 Government Criminal Justice Bill

Eight panel double digipak

Protest CD by Six6 records
A royalty from every sale is being donated to DIY / All Systems No! to help fight an unjust law.
Clause 58 Criminal Justice Bill, 1994

Bonus CD mixed by Graeme Park on the decks at Baseroom Studio, Stoke-on-Trent

Details of this release appears on the Wikipedia page about the Criminal Justice Act and Public Order Act 1994

For every copy of No Repetitive Beats sold Network will pay a royalty to D.I.Y. / All Systems No! (an advance payment of £3,000 was made before the release of the album). The monies will be used by D.I.Y. / All Systems No! towards the cost of a sound system which will be on hand to replace any sound equipment seized by the police using draconian powers granted to them by the Criminal Justice Bill to stop music "wholly or predominantly characterised by the emission of a succession of repetitive beats". The Bill is unjust and tramples across common sense and civil rights. If you want to help throw the CJB out contact the human rights organisation Liberty. Fight for your right to party.

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