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Artist Title Album New
Candy Snatchers Motion Pissed Off, RIpped Off, Screwed
The Adicts Lullaby Sound Of Music
Methadones Easter Island Split
Riverdales Agent For H.A.R.M. Invasion USA
Dry Feet Pray For Surf Philadelphia Beach
Happy Birthday Cracked Happy Birthday ✔
The Dwarves Drugstore How To Win Friends And Inflence People
Death Freaking Out For The Whole World To See
The Mummies Red Cobra #9 Never Been Caught
JFA Beach Blanket Bong Out Blazing Wheels & Barking Trucks
The Arrivals Blood Hits The Ground Marvels Of Industry
Cleveland Bound Death Sentence Between The Lions Cleveland Bound Death Sentence
Dillinger Four Q. How Many Punks Does It Take To Change A Lightbulb? Versus God
Monikers Settlement Wake Up
Dude Jams Anthemagic Split w/ Too Many Daves
Anchor Arms Capital Letters Split w/ The Anchor
The Anchor Sunday Drunken Sunday Split w/ Anchor Arms
The Menzingers I Was Born Chamberlain Waits
10-4 Eleanor More Tree Metaphors Words Cannot Express How Much Fuck This Band
Dead Boys Ain't Nothin' To Do Young, Loud, And Snotty
Stiff Little Fingers Suspect Device Inflammable Material
Cock Sparrer Because You're Young Guilty As Charged
Beerzone Dead And Gone Against The Flow
The Oppressed Work Together Fatal Blow/ Dead & Buried
Resistance 77 Long Time Dead Long Time Dead
Jawbreaker Crane Unfun
Jawbreaker Sluttering (May 4th) Dear You
Dead Kennedys Holiday In Cambodia Faster & Louder
Special Duties Violent Society
Crimpshrine Easy Answers The Sound Of A New World Being Born
Plaid Retina Insecurities Arise Pink Eye
Isocracy Rodeo Bedtime For Isocracy
The Bouncing Souls Joe Lies

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Total Request Live (known commonly as TRL) was an American television program broadcast on MTV that premiered on September 14, 1998. The series featured popular music videos played during its countdown, and was also used as a promotion tool by musicians, actors, and other celebrities to promote their newest works to the show's target teen demographic.
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