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Thank you for downloading this compilation. 100% of the money you paid for this collection will be going to the British Red Cross disaster relief fund to aid those people in Japan affected by the recent, and very tragic, earthquake there.
On Friday the 11th of March 2011, the 7th largest recorded earthquake in history, measuring 9 on the richter scale, hit the coast of Japan causing a tidal wave up to 7 metres high.
This tragedy cost over 2000 people their lives, injured 2000 more and could result in the deaths of up to 10,000 people. It has caused half a million people to be without homes and the potential dangers caused by the damage made to nuclear reactors could well be catastrophic.
The death toll and the full extent of the damage caused by this natural disaster are yet to be fully realised. By downloading this compilation you have helped the Red Cross in their efforts to provide first aid and shelter for those affected.
Thank you.
I'd also like to take this opportunity to thank all of the people that made this compilation possible – this entire 2 volume, 83 track compilation was put together in just 3 days thanks to the hard work and generosity of all of the bands who donated a song for free, the people that spread the word and, of course, Nicola who designed and made the sleeve.
Extra thanks to Eagle of Punk 4 the Homeless for his help with getting the word of this compilation out, the good people at Studs and Punks, everyone on Facebook and Twitter that reposted our idea for us and finally, once more, to every band and artist that contributed to this collection. We have bands from all over the world here, all for one cause, and for that we can't thank them enough.
NB: Be sure to use the "Return to the Punk 4 Japan Website" button when you have finished your payment, you will then see a page with a link to download.
Dan Impossible
The Independent Creative Movement
16 March 2011