Quote: song title: No Apology, "Making it illegal won't make it go away ... the issue for (pro-lifers) isn't life, it's control! Control of what we do and say but you'll never gain control!" At a NARAL sponsored event, Anti-Flag screamed out a motto for what NARAL calls Generation Pro-Choice: "I'm f-ing free!!"

Quote: The song title, "Recipe For Hate" is a scathing commentary on the state of the nation, a social criticism addressing alcoholism, abortion and homelessness." according to Bad Religion's website. Bad Religion screams, "I hate my family, hate my school, speed limits and the golden rule." and ,"Why then do we pity the dead?" Bad Religion concludes, "The dead are better off than we."

Quote: " A lot of bands do albums where they criticize the whole …the real powerful, ultra-powerful side of the Christianity, but I’d like to think that Napalm’s goes deeper. A lot of stuff will be stuff that people already know about, but I think that it really needs to be forced at this point in time. It will also have Satanism as well, you know, but both religions are of no use to me. I don’t need a theory to live my life in a peaceful way. Of course there are other things surrounding the religious issue, which is well documented, which is the freedom of choice. I’m very much a believer on the abortion issue –women have the right to choose –and I’m vehemently in favor of that."

Quote: "Justice Sandra Day O'Connor was a critical voice on the court, a much-needed moderate at a time when women's rights are at risk. We must work to ensure that she is not replaced with a justice who will further divide this country by siding with those who want to crush women's freedoms."

Quote: was a guest at the Planned Parenthood Conference: March of 2001

Quote: participated in the Feminist Majority, “Rock for Choice’ Fundraising concerts: Their mission, Rock for Choice was founded by L7 in the fall of 1991 to mobilize the music community to protect abortion rights and women's health clinics.

Quote: In one song, Locust Abortion Technician, a young boy is instructed to hate his mother for giving birth to him, "Daddy, what does regret mean? Well son, the funny thing about regret is, It's better to regret something you have done, Than to regret something you haven't done. And by the way, if you see your mom this weekend, Be sure and tell her, SATAN, SATAN, SATAN!!!"

Quote: Cannibal Corpse's CD: Butchered At Birth, shows a bloodied fetus being ripped from the womb of its ritually disemboweled mother. Here is one of the album's lyrics, "My body, growing stronger, my pain turns to torture severing its bloodline. A butchered infant carcass meat from the unborn, the freshest kills Chopped up children bathing in blood contoured and festering I rot in disgust. Re-generation of my body mother ripped apart smashing in her face my knife cutting holes, f*** her remains."

Quote: In 2004, police were called to Love's apartment and the news reported that witnesses said she had told them: "Today is my birthday, and I had an abortion."

Quote: Song Title: Moral Majority, "You don’t want abortions, you want battered children / You want to ban the pill as if that solves the problem..." Song Title: Will the fetus be aborted, "Kathy had two kids already and an abortion is what she chose. Christian showed her a bloody fetus, she said "That's fine I'll have one of those." Chorus "Oh will the fetus be aborted- by and by Lord By and by. There's a better home awaiting in the sky Lord,in the sky."

Quote: At a concert in Madison Square Gardens, this account was posted, “As the Dixie Chicks played "Truth No. 2," video screens showed protest marches for civil rights and abortion rights, followed by book and record burnings and the destruction of Dixie Chicks CD's. Its final image showed the words "Seek the Truth." There were cheers when Ms. Maines sang, "I don't think I'm afraid anymore."

Quote: "It used to bum me out as a kid when I would go to peace or ERA rallies with my mother, and there would be people singing, 'Kum Ba Yah, my sister, Kum Ba Yah,' it was so unmotivating. So we decided that we just had to rock the house. That was a good way to get more people to get involved, and if they didn't want to get involved, at least we had their money." Here the band speaks about: Rock for Choice, which is used to raise money for pro-abortion causes. "It started because we were frustrated about our disappearing civil rights. This is such a hot issue, and nobody in the music community was really doing anything.But this was so in need that we just decided to do it. We went to the Feminist Majority (a pro-choice group) because we knew they had done some public service announcements with rock stars."

Quote: " I'm usually good about my temper, but all these men trying to control women's bodies are really beginning to piss me off. ..”

Quote: speaking about the pro-abortion, “Rock for Choice”: "I think the shows demonstrate the strength we have in numbers and our refusal to be quiet and passive when it comes to our rights over our bodies."

Quote: speaking about the pro-abortion, “Rock for Choice” . "They come for the music, but they see people like Eddie Vedder and L7, people they really respect and love, speaking out on this issue, it becomes part of the experience, and they accept it with the music."

Quote: speaking at a pro-abortion rally, ''Anti-choice is anti-American. If you lose this one, you'll lose America,get the government out of your bedroom, out of your underpants and get them back to work where they belong.”

Quote: participated in the Feminist Majority, "Rock for Choice" Fundraising concerts: Their mission, Rock for Choice was founded by L7 in the fall of 1991 to mobilize the music community to protect abortion rights and women's abortion clinics.

Quote: Performed at pro-abortion events and attended the The History of Women in Music Concert -- a benefit for Zero Population Growth's Turner/Fonda Family Planning Outreach Project.

Quote: participated in the Feminist Majority, “Rock for Choice" Fundraising concerts: Their mission, Rock for Choice was founded by L7 in the fall of 1991 to mobilize the music community to protect abortion rights and women's abortion clinics.

Quote: "We have some very fundamentalist Christian people that like our music because of certain songs that we never intended to be strictly Christian. We just intended them to be spiritual," says Ray. "We were brought up Christians and consider ourselves Christians, but we don't consider our music Christian music. The problem is that when we announce that we're pro-choice, they don't feel like they can listen to our music anymore so they walk out. That was very upsetting to us. In most towns there's definitely an initial following from women, and then as we get more popular in that area it becomes a much more mixed following. That happened in Atlanta, too, when we started. We appreciate that support, and our women's and feminist and lesbian followings have been important in our career. But we don't want to be possessed by a group of people as their musicians. We want to be thought of as musicians first and women second." Indigo Girls attended the 2004 pro-abortion: “March for Women’s Lives” Sponsored by Planned Parenthood Federation of America, NARAL Pro-Choice America, National Organization for Women, the American Civil Liberties Union, Black Women's Health Imperative, National Latina Institute for Reproductive Health and the Feminist Majority.

Quote: was one of 30 “ Voices for Choice” that will was featured at a 2003 Planned Parenthood event. Her show included a song she wrote about the murder of abortionist Barnett Slepian.

Quote: "Another Punk Voter (PV) priority is the continuing assault on Roe vs. Wade and related choice issues. Obviously the Supreme Court and other judicial appointments will be key to the survival of legal, accessible abortions and other basic sexual health and sexual education programs."

Quote: "With Justice Sandra Day O'Connor leaving the bench, the reproductive rights of women move again to the mainstream of discussion and concern, as her moderate, sensitive and original voice will now be absent from this important debate. The battle over a woman's right to choose has been long fought, but it is not over. Fight, we must. Winning, we owe to every woman not only in our country, but on this planet."

Quote: attended the The History of Women in Music Concert -- a benefit for Zero Population Growth's Turner/Fonda Family Planning Outreach Project

Quote: participated in the Feminist Majority, “Rock for Choice" Fundraising concerts: Their mission, Rock for Choice was founded by L7 in the fall of 1991 to mobilize the music community to protect abortion rights and abortion clinics.

Quote: was a guest at the Planned Parenthood Conference: March of 2001, and recipient of the PPFA Maggie Awards, named after Planned Parenthood founder, Margaret Sanger. Joan Osborne teamed up with the Planned Parenthood Action Fund to run a 30-second radio advertisement to encourage her listeners to vote pro- abortion. In these ads, Joan asks her listeners "what can you do with 20 minutes?" Joan's answer is you can vote for pro-choice representatives.

Quote: Judy Collins and Peter, Paul and Mary sang "Amazing Grace" at the abortion rights rally in 1990. She signed a statement in MS Magazine, "We Have Had Abortions". Singer Judy Collins testified on abortion legislation, that she was 42 and would consider having another child, but because ''there is a high risk for a woman my age having babies with serious birth defects,'' she would prefer to have the choice of an abortion if medicine tests showed problems. She continued, ''I insist on my right to choose." She also attended the The History of Women in Music Concert -- a benefit for Zero Population Growth's Turner/Fonda Family Planning Outreach Project.

Quote: Song written and sung at the March for Women’s Lives, sponsored by Planned Parenthood, NOW, and NARAL: “We won't back up and we won't bow down We are planted by the water, like that tree And ever moving like the water, so will we March for Women's Lives, for women to be free.’

Quote: "It's (abortion) one cause we're adamant about, because people should have a right over their own bodies."

Quote: "It sounds f**ked up, but having an abortion was one of the best things I ever did. It was one of the first things I did on my own; I worked at McDonald's, raised the money and did it. I'm really, really passionate about pro-choice, because I wouldn't be here talking to you right now if I'd had a kid at 15."

Quote: "It's a reality now that our rights are being pulled away, and as a result we'll go back to activism. I did." In an interview stated, "When I was a little kid, she would take me to pro-life rallies out in the Boston Common. I don't fault her for her views. We just don't discuss it because we disagree. I still think that pregnancy can be a beautiful, virtuous and hopeful event in a woman's life. It just doesn't always happen that way."

Quote: UPI reported that, "The mother of Kid Rock's 7-year-old son is suing the platinum-selling rapper accusing him of defaming her in the song, "Black Chic, White Guy," from his album "Devil Without a Cause." Kelly Russell -- also known as Kelly South -- filed the suit in November, charging Kid Rock invaded her privacy, defamed her and intentionally inflicted emotional distress. Russell -- a former girlfriend of Kid Rock who went to high school with him -- is also suing Atlantic Records, Spin and Rolling Stone. The suit accuses the magazines of printing "harmful, false and misleading information about" Russell in a song that refers to an abortion she had in high school."

Quote: participated in the Feminist Majority, “Rock for Choice" Fundraising concerts: Their mission, Rock for Choice was founded by L7 in the fall of 1991 to mobilize the music community to protect abortion rights and abortion clinics.

Quote: Said of his own child's abortion, "I sat in a women's clinic waiting room, wondering what was going on just three rooms away doctors... tearing out the brains of our child with a pair of forceps"

Quote: Disposable Teens Lyrics, " I'm a black rainbow, and I'm an ape of god - I got a face that's made for violence or porn - I'm a teen distortion, survived abortion - a rebel from the waist down - We're disposable teens... We're disposable teens... We're disposable teens.. We're disposable"

Quote: "I don't think stupid people should breed, so in that sense, I'm pro-abortion."

Quote: “I think, when it comes right down to it, at the end of the day, government should stay out of women's .” Etheridge participated in the Feminist Majority, “Rock for Choice" Fundraising concerts: Their mission, Rock for Choice was founded by L7 in the fall of 1991 to mobilize the music community to protect abortion rights and abortion.

Quote: Moby was accused of suggesting to the John Kerry presidential campaign that operatives should go into pro-life chatrooms and spread gossip that George Bush paid for an ex-girlfriend's abortions. Moby told reporters, "For example, you can go on all the pro-life [internet] chat rooms and say you're an outraged right-wing voter and that you know that George Bush drove an ex-girlfriend to an abortion clinic and paid for her to get an abortion." . Moby also attended the 2004 pro-abortion: “March for Women’s Lives” Sponsored by Planned Parenthood Federation of America, NARAL Pro-Choice America, National Organization for Women, the American Civil Liberties Union, Black Women's Health Imperative, National Latina Institute for Reproductive Health and the Feminist Majority.

Quote: "The other day –I’m not sure if the listeners are aware, but there was a law that passed in –I think it was South Dakota, actually, that says that all abortions now are illegal, even in the case of rape and stuff like that, so that’s quite depressing. So then I think it’s about time to have to really force the issue out from a freedom approach or perspective. But, you know, the abortion issue to me is fundamentally an attack on human rights -- that’s what it is, basically. A fetus is not a living being. It cannot survive outside of the mother’s womb –that’s why it’s there on that support system. So therefore it’s not a being –you couldn’t take it from the womb and then let it develop on its own accord without the help of all the medical technology. So there’s a human rights issue there, and it’s the interference of church and state again on the individual being."

Quote: “When we march for women's lives we are marching for the right to control our own bodies and speak out for what we believe. We cannot rely on others to do it for us.”Natalie supported the 2004 pro-abortion: “March for Women’s Lives” Sponsored by Planned Parenthood Federation of America, NARAL Pro-Choice America, National Organization for Women, the American Civil Liberties Union, Black Women's Health Imperative, National Latina Institute for Reproductive Health and the Feminist Majority.

Quote: The Nirvana album, "In Utero" uses grisly pictures of fetuses on their CD cover. Some have debated the Song Title, "Pennyroyal Tea" to be discussing abortion since this tea is known as an herbal abortion remedy. The lyrics include, "Sit and drink Pennyroyal tea distill the life that's inside of me sit and drink Pennyroyal tea I'm anemic royalty." Bandleader Kurt Cobain committed suicide.

Quote: "All I can say is, 'Just say no to George W. Bush. It's an important cause to me, you know, ever since -- in college, I road one of those buses and went down to D.C. And I marched. You know, this is an important cause. I am 33. I want a family. It doesn't apply to me now. I'm a wealthy white female, you know? But we have to take the responsibility to reach out and help those disenfranchised women, those women that don't have access." Cole made these comments backstage at the PALLADIUM, where ROCK FOR CHOICE threw a benefit to promote the launch of the Feminist Majority's "Save Roe" campaign.

Quote: Pearl Jam, which formed its own foundation several years ago, has helped raise funds for abortion-rights groups. They participated in the Feminist Majority, “Rock for Choice" Fundraising concerts: Their mission, Rock for Choice was founded by L7 in the fall of 1991 to mobilize the music community to protect abortion rights and women's health clinics. Vedder closed Pearl Jam's MTV Unplugged set by scrawling "pro-choice" on his arm; he met with Gloria Steinem to discuss violence at abortion clinics. Vedder supports abortion rights "because I've been through this,I have knowledge of the feelings and the reality. It's not an easy decision. And my mother's been through the adoptive side of it. We're talking about a single woman in the late '60s dealing with an unintended pregnancy." PJ Gets a lot of mail regarding the band's abortion stance, "As soon as you put your name in this hat, you get a lot of weird mail, People write, 'We used to love you, but now you're sleeping with Satan.' They send us broken records and CDs." and "To those who say, 'Until you have a uterus, stay out of mine,'I say, fine, as soon as that applies to all men. The males I see involved are waving baby-killer signs and holding Bibles and supporting funding of abstinence-only programs.If we lived in a world where men got pregnant but still had the same drive and mindset, this would not be an issue. Men would not allow this kind of oppression."

Quote: participated in the Feminist Majority, “Rock for Choice" Fundraising concerts: Their mission, Rock for Choice was founded by L7 in the fall of 1991 to mobilize the music community to protect abortion rights and abortion clinics.

Quote: participated in the Feminist Majority, “Rock for Choice" Fundraising concerts: Their mission, Rock for Choice was founded by L7 in the fall of 1991 to mobilize the music community to protect abortion rights and abortion clinics.

Quote: participated in the Feminist Majority, “Rock for Choice" Fundraising concerts: Their mission, Rock for Choice was founded by L7 in the fall of 1991 to mobilize the music community to protect abortion rights and abortion clinics.

Quote: participated in the Feminist Majority, “Rock for Choice" Fundraising concerts: Their mission, Rock for Choice was founded by L7 in the fall of 1991 to mobilize the music community to protect abortion rights and abortion health clinics.

Quote: Performed at Rock for Choice events,"I feel sickened to think that in this day and age the possibility exists that Roe v. Wade might be overturned. With Justice O'Connor stepping down, this fear is real. Our freedom is being threatened. I'm telling everyone I know and so should you." “ I believe in a woman's rights to her reproductive freedom and I cherish the fact that we have this freedom to make choices. I applaud Planned Parenthood for all that they do." On her website she also boasts that the, “The Sarah-founded Lilith Fair tour brought together 2 million people over its 3 year history and raised more than $7 million for charities.” The Lilth Fair concerts support and promote abortion. She also participated in the Feminist Majority, “Rock for Choice’ Fundraising concerts. Rock for Choice was founded by L7 in the fall of 1991 to mobilize the music community to protect abortion rights and women's health clinics

Quote: In 1996 Crow released her second album, which was self-titled, the album was far more political, with songs about abortion, homelessness and nuclear war. Abortion is portrayed as a woman's way to "take care of her own body" ("Hard to Make a Stand").

Quote: On the True Carnage Album there are images of dead fetuses throughout the CD album, the songs are full of killing themes like, Song Title, Necrosociety: "I'm gonny poison the population gonna plan myself an assassination on the hunt to kill again - I plan to butcher the planet I'm like the cold hand of death ..." other songs recorded by this band include: Song Title, Human Target: "My life, my soul my thoughts are my own, I live to die that's why I was born-kill or be killed the law of the land standing tall, I'm not running scared."

Quote: Spirit Disease has this posted on their website, "WARNING for all you peace & love & religion retards: There's none of your tree hugging hippie crap here. Spirit Disease is a METAL band with screamy/growly vocals. Nothing more, nothing less. We are not very "politically correct" or polite and we definitely don't support your ideology. If that bothers you and it is not what you were looking for... well, tough luck. Why don't you just F*** OFF AND DIE." Read these lyrics from their album title, "Redemption Denied" and Song Title, Sadistic Belated Abortion: "You're a worthless creature born just to die.There will be no mercy, so don't pray for your life.Your torso mutilated beyond recognition.To see you torn in pieces is my only ambition. It's not a murder, it's an abortion. Only many years too late. Sadistic belated abortion.I am your god, I decide your fate." Song Title: Everyone Must Die, "Rape the women, castrate the men.Suffocate the little children.The elderly can be burnt alive.Just make sure every one of them dies."

Quote: participated in the Feminist Majority, “Rock for Choice" Fundraising concerts: Their mission, Rock for Choice was founded by L7 in the fall of 1991 to mobilize the music community to protect abortion rights and abortion clinics.

Quote: participated in the Feminist Majority, “Rock for Choice" Fundraising concerts: Their mission, Rock for Choice was founded by L7 in the fall of 1991 to mobilize the music community to protect abortion rights and abortion clinics.

Quote: On their CD, Coral Fang - you see graphic images of women mutilated and razors cutting pregnant abdomens. The lyrics are full of death and are extremely graphic.

Quote: participated in the Feminist Majority, “Rock for Choice" Fundraising concerts: Their mission, Rock for Choice was founded by L7 in the fall of 1991 to mobilize the music community to protect abortion rights and abortion clinics.

Quote: participated in the Feminist Majority, “Rock for Choice" Fundraising concerts: Their mission, Rock for Choice was founded by L7 in the fall of 1991 to mobilize the music community to protect abortion rights and abortion clinics.

Quote: "My name is Theo Kogan. Some of you may know me from the band Lunachicks. I have been Pro-choice since I’ve understood what it means...BUT it is a woman's choice! Not a man's choice, not a government's choice, not a supreme court justice's choice not anyone else's choice but hers... Just so you know, 6-8 week old fetus is smaller than your pinky nail. Not the gigantic sized fetuses you see on their supposed "Pro -life" poster propaganda, which I personally have seen mostly toted by who? Men, that's right."

Quote: "Ok children, let me clarify some things. Even though I believe I already did. Yes, it is a Woman's choice whether or not to have an abortion. We are the ones who have to carry the baby, give birth or decide not too. You may have a hard time with this, but that's just too bad. Try controlling something else in your life. And as for late term abortions, of course I believe in them as a choice as well. I brought up the 6-8 week size because of the LIES that are pushed down our throats about fetus size at 8 weeks by the Right Wing Christian maniacs I have personally seen with their signs. I want women to have the choice no matter what. There is no reason in this day and age have back alley abortions! We deserve proper health care all around, without question."

Quote: "The latest rollback on women’s rights was implemented in April when the Unborn Victims Act was established. The Unborn Victims Act states that federal law enforcement will be able to bring charges for the harm of a fetus, as well as its mother, during a violent crime. It has also been carefully worded so the bill specifically grants individual, separate legal status to a fetus or embryo beginning at conception." and "This latest piece of legislation was signed by Bush less than six months after passing the Partial Birth Abortion Act of 2003 (PBABA), thus unveiling a carefully constructed agenda on the part of the steadily encroaching religious right and the drunk driving, semi-literate, corporate lap-dog who has deemed himself “appointed by God” to the American presidency (which might make sense since he wasn’t elected by the people) to disseminate women’s rights across the board."

Quote: This was written by someone who saw Marsalis perform, “Monday night I was inspired to write this column. I was at the Benedum Theater enjoying some of the most creatively entertaining music I've ever heard live during a Wynton Marsalis Quartet concert. My mind went back approximately 15 years. I was already a Marsalis fan but I remember seeing a public service announcement featuring him in a magazine in which he expressed his support for a woman's right to choose. Marsalis was actually one of several men who participated in the PSA at the beckoning of Dr. Kenneth C. Edelin, chair-elect of NARAL Pro-Choice America and professor of obstetrics and gynecology and an associate dean at Boston University School of Medicine. At the time he was chairman of the Planned Parenthood Federation of America.”