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[edit] Fair Use Rationale for this image

1. The image is of notable individuals in the worlds of punk and alternative music.
2. The image is of historical import as it took place during the live recording of the Live From The Battle Of Seattle album, which itself took place during the protests against the World Trade Organization in Seattle in November/December 1999.
3. The No WTO Combo was a "very special one-time performance" supergroup and as such, qualifies as an inactive band, thus making this image totally and completely irreplaceable.

Promotional photo of Jello Biafra and Kim Thayill as part of The No WTO Combo. Photography by Tony Gale. From the liner notes of Live from The Battle in Seattle. ©2000 Alternative Tentacles Records.

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