Soup Is Good Food on Tue 8/16/11

Artist Title Album New
Fugazi Instrument In On The Kill Taker
Eddy Current Suppression Ring Turning Out Rush To Relax
Obits Talking To The Dog I Blame You
Guitar Wolf Nagasaki Jet UFO Romantics
Wipers Potential Suicide Is This Real
Leatherface Sour Grapes Horsebox
Hot Water Music Turnstyle Fuel For The Hate Game
Mariachi El Bronx 18 Roses S/T 2
Mariachi El Bronx Great Provider S/T 2
The World/ Inferno Friendshio Society Thumb Cinema Addicted To Bad Ideas
Superchunk Learned To Surf Leaves In The Gutter
Archers of Loaf Last Word Icky Mettle
Dinosaur Jr. The Lung You're Living All Over Me
Jeff The Brotherhood Stay Up Late We Are The Champions
Snuff Do Nothing Do Nothing 7"
The Menzingers Deep Sleep Chamberlain Waits
The Falcon The Angry Cry of The Angry Pie Unicornography
Fucked Up Turn The Season David Comes To Life
The Broadways 15 Minutes Broken Star
Dear Landlord Three To The Beach Dream Homes
Mean Jeans Steve Don't Party No More Are You Serious
Natural Child Crack Mountain Shame Walkin'
Big Eyes Prefer To Be Alone Big Eyes
Jawbreaker Better Half Split w/ Crimpshrine
Wire Ex-Lion Tamer Pink Flag
The Dickies Gigantor Dawn Of The Dickies
Zero Boys Civilizations Dying Vicious Circle
The Spits Flags The Spits 4th LP
McLusky You Are My Son My Pain And Sadness Is More Sad And Painful Than Yours
Toys That Kill I Hate Karma Shanked!
The Riot Before A Good Sense Of Style Rebellion
Screaming Females Normal Castle Talk
Potential Johns Can I Really Not Go Out With You Dirtnap 7"

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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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