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Give 'Em the Boot IV is the fourth compilation album in the Give 'Em the Boot series, released in 2004 (see 2004 in music).

Track listing

"Killing Zone" - Rancid
"Dirty Reggae" - The Aggrolites
"Atomic" - Tiger Army
"Propaganda" - The Slackers
"Kiss Kiss Kill Kill" - Roger Miret and the Disasters
"Lost Paradise" - U.S. Roughnecks
"Caught in Between" - F-Minus
"Marshall Law" - Die Hunns
"I'm Shipping Up to Boston" - Dropkick Murphys
"1%" - Lars Frederiksen & The Bastards
"That's What I Know" - Brain Failure
"Let There Be Peace" - Chris Murray
"Dead Bodies" - Nekromantix
"Romper Stomper" - Transplants
"Junco Partner" - Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros
"No Rest for the Weekend" - Orange
"Dia de los Muertos" - Rezurex
"Waste of Time" - The Unseen
"Break Me" - Ducky Boys
"Where They Wander" - HorrorPops
"S.C. Drunx" - South Central Riot Squad
"Trauma" - Mercy Killers
"Skinwalkers" - 12 Step Rebels
"Wasted LIfe" - The Escaped
"Rise Up" - Pressure Point
"Room to Breathe" - Westbound Train

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+{{Infobox Album | <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums -->
-[[Image:Newzealandwarsmemorial.jpg|thumb|225px|right|A memorial to those who died in the Land Wars, located in the [[Auckland War Memorial Museum]]]]
+| Name        = Give 'Em the Boot IV
-The [[Victoria Cross]] (VC) was awarded to 15 recipients for action during the [[New Zealand Land Wars]]. The VC is a [[military decoration]] awarded for valour "in the face of the enemy" to members of armed forces of some [[Commonwealth of Nations|Commonwealth]] countries and previous [[British Empire]] territories. It takes precedence over all other Orders, decorations and medals; it may be awarded to a person of any [[Military rank|rank]] in any service and to civilians under military command.<ref>Ashcroft, Michael; preface; XI&ndash;XIII</ref> The award was officially constituted when [[Victoria of the United Kingdom|Queen Victoria]] issued a [[Warrant (law)|warrant]] under the [[Royal sign-manual]] on 29 January 1856, which was [[London Gazette|gazetted]] on 5 February 1856.<ref name=Ashcroft>Ashcroft, Michael; Preface to Victoria Cross Heroes</ref><ref name=GazetteOriginalWarrant>{{LondonGazette|issue=21846|startpage=410|endpage=411|date=1856-02-05|accessdate=2008-01-12}}  The Gazette publishing the original Royal Warrant</ref>  The order was backdated to 1854 to recognise acts of valour during the [[Crimean War]].<ref>Ashcroft, Michael; pp.7&ndash;10</ref>
+| Type        = [[Compilation album]]
+| Artist      = Various Artists
+| Cover       = Give 'Em the Boot IV.jpg
+| Released    = [[November 9]], [[2004]]
+| Genre       = [[Punk rock]]/[[Ska]]
+| Label       = [[Hellcat Records]]
+| Producer    = Various
+| Reviews     =
+* [[Allmusic]] {{Rating|4.5|5}} [http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&token=&sql=10:jmdfyl55xpzb link]
+* [[PopMatters]] {{Rating|5|10}} [http://www.popmatters.com/pm/music/reviews/30018/various-giveemtheboot4/ link]
+| Chronology  = [[Give 'Em the Boot]]
+| Last album  = ''[[Give 'Em the Boot III]]''<br />(2002)
+| This album  = '''''Give 'Em the Boot IV'''''<br />(2004)
+| Next album  = ''[[Give 'Em the Boot V]]''<br />(2006)
+}}
+'''''Give 'Em the Boot IV''''' is the fourth [[compilation album]] in the ''[[Give 'Em the Boot]]'' series, released in 2004 (see [[2004 in music]]).
-Originally the VC was not available to colonial troops, even if under British command; this was changed in 1867. The extension was made following a recommendation for gallantry regarding colonial soldier Major [[Charles Heaphy]] for action in the [[New Zealand land wars]] in 1864.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.teara.govt.nz/1966/H/HeaphyCharles/HeaphyCharles/en |title=HEAPHY, Charles |publisher=New Zealand Encyclopedia |year=1966 |accessdate=2007-06-17}}</ref>  He was operating under British command and the VC was gazetted in 1867. Later that year, the Government of New Zealand assumed full responsibility for operations but no further recommendations for the Victoria Cross were raised for local troops who distinguished themselves in action.<ref name=Abbott230-236/> Following gallant actions by three New Zealand soldiers in November 1868 and January 1869 during the land wars, an [[Order-in-Council]] on 10 March 1869 created a “Distinctive Decoration” for members of the local forces without seeking permission from the [[Secretary of State for the Colonies]].<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.teara.govt.nz/1966/N/NewZealandCross/NewZealandCross/en |title=New Zealand Cross |publisher=New Zealand Encyclopedia |year=1966 |accessdate=2007-06-17}}</ref> Although the Governor was chided for exceeding his authority, the Order in Council was ratified by the Queen. The title “Distinctive Decoration” was later replaced by the title [[New Zealand Cross (1869)|New Zealand Cross]].<ref name=Abbott230-236>Abbott PE, Tamplin JMA, Chapter 34, 230&ndash;236</ref>
+== Track listing ==
-The New Zealand land wars were a series of conflicts that took place in New Zealand between 1845 and 1872. The two conflicts where soldiers were awarded the Victoria Cross were the [[Taranaki Māori War]] of 1860&ndash;1861 and the [[Waikato-Hauhau Māori War]] of 1863&ndash;1866. The Taranaki Māori War was fought over land rights on New Zealand's [[North Island]]. The local Colonial Governor had set up a policy whereby the British Government could buy local land, and anyone refusing to sell their land would be committing treason against the Crown. When the [[Te Atiawa]] refused to sell their land, the British Army attacked on 17 March 1860 starting the First Taranaki War. After a series of sieges by the British, a truce was signed with the Maori people in March 1861 where the disputed land became British-owned territory but it remained in possession of the Māori people.<ref>Arthur, Max; pp.98&ndash;99</ref> The First Taranaki War ended in a stalemate over the one area of disputed land. By 1863 the influx of settlers and consequent demand for land led to further conflict. In July 1863 the British Army and the Auckland Militia launched the [[Invasion of Waikato]] against the forces of [[Tāwhiao]] and the [[Māori King Movement]]. The British expelled the Māori people from their lands, swiftly moving South, culminating in the defeat and flight of Tāwhiao at Orakau in March 1864. The British pursued him across the country as far as the fourth Waikato defensive line which later became the border of [[King Country]].<ref>Arthur, Max; pp.102&ndash;103</ref>
+#"Killing Zone" - [[Rancid (band)|Rancid]]
+#"Dirty Reggae" - [[The Aggrolites]]
+#"Atomic" - [[Tiger Army]]
+#"Propaganda" - [[The Slackers]]
+#"Kiss Kiss Kill Kill" - [[Roger Miret and the Disasters]]
+#"Lost Paradise" - [[U.S. Roughnecks]]
+#"Caught in Between" - [[F-Minus]]
+#"Marshall Law" - [[Die Hunns]]
+#"I'm Shipping Up to Boston" - [[Dropkick Murphys]]
+#"1%" - [[Lars Frederiksen & The Bastards]]
+#"That's What I Know" - [[Brain Failure]]
+#"Let There Be Peace" - [[Chris Murray]]
+#"Dead Bodies" - [[Nekromantix]]
+#"Romper Stomper" - [[Transplants (band)|Transplants]]
+#"Junco Partner" - [[Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros]]
+#"No Rest for the Weekend" - [[Hellcat Records|Orange]]
+#"Dia de los Muertos" - [[Rezurex]]
+#"Waste of Time" - [[The Unseen (band)|The Unseen]]
+#"Break Me" - [[Ducky Boys]]
+#"Where They Wander" - [[HorrorPops]]
+#"S.C. Drunx" - [[South Central Riot Squad]]
+#"Trauma" - [[Mercy Killers]]
+#"Skinwalkers" - [[12 Step Rebels]]
+#"Wasted LIfe" - [[The Escaped]]
+#"Rise Up" - [[Pressure Point]]
+#"Room to Breathe" - [[Westbound Train]]
+[[Category:2004 albums]]
-== Recipients ==
+[[Category:Give 'Em the Boot albums]]
-[[Image:Victoria Cross Medal Ribbon & Bar.png|thumb|upright|right|The [[Victoria Cross]]]]
-{| class="wikitable sortable"
-!Recipients!!Unit!!Campaign!!Date!!Location
-|-
-|{{sortname|John|Down|John Thornton Down}}||<span style="display:none">057</span>[[57th Regiment of Foot]]||[[Invasion of Waikato]]||<span style="display:none">1863-10-02</span>2&nbsp;October&nbsp;1863||[[Poutoko]], [[New Zealand]]
-|-
-|{{sortname|Charles|Heaphy}}||[[Auckland Militia]]||[[Invasion of Waikato]]||<span style="display:none">1864-02-11</span>11&nbsp;February&nbsp;1864||[[Paterangi Pa]], [[New Zealand]]
-|-
-|{{sortname|John|Lucas|John Lucas (VC)}}||<span style="display:none">040</span>[[40th Regiment of Foot]]||[[First Taranaki War]]||<span style="display:none">1861-03-18</span>18&nbsp;March&nbsp;1861||[[Cameron Town]], [[New Zealand]]
-|-
-|{{sortname|William|Manley|William George Nicholas Manley}}||[[Royal Artillery]]||[[Tauranga Campaign]]||<span style="display:none">1864-04-29</span>29&nbsp;April&nbsp;1864||[[Tauranga]], [[New Zealand]]
-|-
-|{{sortname|Edward|McKenna}}||<span style="display:none">065</span>[[65th Regiment of Foot]]||[[Invasion of Waikato]]||<span style="display:none">1863-09-07</span>7&nbsp;September&nbsp;1863||[[Cameron Town]], [[New Zealand]]
-|-
-|{{sortname|John|McNeill|John Carstairs McNeill}}||<span style="display:none">107</span>[[107th Regiment of Foot (Bengal Light Infantry)|107th Bengal Infantry Regiment]]||[[Invasion of Waikato]]||<span style="display:none">1864-03-30</span>30&nbsp;March&nbsp;1864||[[Ohaupo]], [[New Zealand]]
-|-
-|{{sortname|Samuel|Mitchell|Samuel Mitchell (VC)}}||[[HMS Harrier (1854)|HMS ''Harrier'']]||[[Tauranga Campaign]]||<span style="display:none">1864-04-29</span>29&nbsp;April&nbsp;1864||[[Tauranga]], [[New Zealand]]
-|-
-|{{sortname|John|Murray|John Murray (VC)}}||<span style="display:none">068</span>[[68th Regiment of Foot]]||[[Tauranga Campaign]]||<span style="display:none">1864-06-21</span>21&nbsp;June&nbsp;1864||[[Tauranga]], [[New Zealand]]
-|-
-|{{sortname|William|Odgers}}||[[HMS Niger (1846)|HMS ''Niger'']]||[[First Taranaki War]]||<span style="display:none">1860-03-28</span>28&nbsp;March&nbsp;1860||[[Omata]], [[New Zealand]]
-|-
-|{{sortname|Arthur|Pickard|Arthur Frederick Pickard}}||[[Royal Artillery]]||[[Invasion of Waikato]]||<span style="display:none">1863-11-20</span>20&nbsp;November&nbsp;1863||[[Rangiriri]], [[New Zealand]]
-|-
-|{{sortname|John|Ryan|John Ryan (VC 1863)}}||<span style="display:none">065</span>[[65th Regiment of Foot]]||[[Invasion of Waikato]]||<span style="display:none">1863-09-07</span>7&nbsp;September&nbsp;1863||[[Cameron Town]], [[New Zealand]]
-|-
-|{{sortname|Hugh|Shaw}}||<span style="display:none">018</span>[[18th Regiment of Foot]]||[[Second Taranaki War]]||<span style="display:none">1865-01-24</span>24&nbsp;January&nbsp;1865||[[Nukumaru]], [[New Zealand]]
-|-
-|{{sortname|Frederick|Smith|Frederick Augustus Smith}}||<span style="display:none">043</span>[[43rd Regiment of Foot]]||[[Tauranga Campaign]]||<span style="display:none">1864-01-21</span>21&nbsp;January&nbsp;1864||[[Tauranga]], [[New Zealand]]
-|-
-|{{sortname|Dudley|Stagpoole}}||<span style="display:none">057</span>[[57th Regiment of Foot]]||[[First Taranaki War]]||<span style="display:none">1863-10-02</span>2 October&nbsp;1863||[[Poutoko]], [[New Zealand]]
-|-
-|{{sortname|William|Temple|William Temple (VC)}}||[[Royal Artillery]]||[[Invasion of Waikato]]||<span style="display:none">1863-11-20</span>20&nbsp;November&nbsp;1863||[[Rangiriri]], [[New Zealand]]
-|-
-|}
+[[it:Give 'Em the Boot IV]]
-== References ==
-;Specific
-{{reflist}}
-;General
-*{{cite web |url=http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/documentsonline/victoriacross.asp |title=Victoria Cross Registers |publisher=National Archives (UK) |accessdate=2008-04-11}}
-*{{cite book |last=Arthur |first=Max |authorlink=Max Arthur |title=Symbol of Courage; Men behind the Medal |publisher=Pan books |date=2005 |pages= 98&ndash;104 |isbn=978 0 330 49133 4}}
-*{{cite book |last = Ashcroft |first = Michael |authorlink = Michael Ashcroft |title = Victoria Cross Heroes |publisher = Headline Book Publishing |date = 2006 |doi = |isbn =0755316320}}
-*{{cite book |last=Crook |first=M.J. |authorlink= |title=The Evolution of the Victoria Cross |publisher=Midas books |date=1975 |doi= |isbn=0859360415}}
-*{{cite book |last=Harper, Glyn; Richardson, Colin |title=In the face of the enemy: the complete history of the Victoria Cross and New Zealand |publisher=HarperCollins Auckland |date=2006 |isbn=1869505220}}
-{{Victoria Cross recipients}}
-[[Category:New Zealand land wars|Victoria Cross recipients]]
-[[Category:New Zealand Wars Victoria Cross recipients|*]]
-[[Category:New Zealand Victoria Cross recipients|*]]
-[[Category:Military awards and decorations of New Zealand]]
-[[Category:Lists of Victoria Cross recipients by conflict]]