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Punk Rock Karaoke Sing-a-long with an all-star band featuring Eric Melvin of NOFX, Greg Hetson of Bad Religion and more! This DVD/CD gives you the chance to wield Punk Rock powers of an extraordinary nature! It features Punk Rock Classics performed by the one and only Punk Rock Karaoke Band: Eric Melvin of NOFX (PRK MC, Guitar), Greg Hetson of Bad Religion / Circle Jerks (Guitar), Steve Soto of Adolescents / Agent Orange / 22 Jacks (Bass, Backing Vocals), and Derek O'Brien of Social Distortion / Agent Orange / Adolescents (Drums, Backing Vocals). There's even an added "vocal option" to hear the songs with the guest singers. So harken to ye ole' golden era and carve out your legacy in thy name of Punk Rock legends past! TRACK LISTING • "Suspect Device" – originally by Stiff Little Fingers Guest singer: Dicky Barrett (The Mighty Mighty Bosstones) • "Gimmie Gimmie Gimmie" – originally by Black Flag Guest singer: Matt Skiba (Alkaline Trio) • "What Do I Get?" – originally by The Buzzcocks DVD Guest singer: Warren Fitzgerald (The Vandals) + • "Minor Threat" – originally by Minor Threat Guest singer: Jordan Pundik (New Found Glory) CD • "Back Against the Wall" – originally by The Circle Jerks Guest singer: Jim Lindberg (Pennywise) • "Amoeba" – originally by The Adolescents Guest singer: Spike Slawson (Swingin’ Utters, Me First and the Gimme Gimmes) • "Bikeage" – originally by The Descendents Guest singer: Joey Cape (Lagwagon) • "Manny, Moe and Jack" – originally by The Dickies Guest singer: Mike Herrera (MXPX) • "California Über Alles" – originally by Dead Kennedys Title Punk Rock Karaoke (Amaray Version) Guest singer: Sean Wheeler (Throw Rag) Selection # MVDV4776 "Fuck Armageddon...This Is Hell" – originally by Bad Religion UPC 760137477693 • Prebook 09/23/08 Guest singer: Dave King (Flogging Molly) Street Date 10/28/08 Retail $19.95 Genre Alternative/Punk Run Time 60 mins BONUS FEatURES INCLUDE: Box Lot 30 • Live performance versions Label PUNK ROCK KARAOKE Audio 5.1 Surround Sound • How to Sing Punk Rock Karaoke Format DVD/CD • Profiles of the Punk Rock Karaoke Singers! Title Punk Rock Karaoke (Jewelcase Version) Punk Rock Karaoke Selection # MVDA4777 UPC 760137477723 Also available in jewelcase format! Prebook 09/23/08 Street Date 10/28/08 Retail $19.95 Genre Alternative/Punk Run Time 60 mins Box Lot 30 Label PUNK ROCK KARAOKE Format CD/DVD CD + DVD 800.888.0486 F 610.650.9102 PO Box 280, Oaks, PA 19456 www.MVDb2b.com Publicity: Clint Weiler 610.650.8200 x115 [email protected].

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