- Nein
- Decompose
- Every Day's a Day
- Stolen Car (feat. Drippin So Pretty)
- Movie Night
- Miscommunication
- One Call
- To Be New
- Make Up
- Wild Wild West
- Silver Stars
- Grand Central
- How to Read an Aura
- Mary Annett
- Hypothermia (feat. Zubin)
- Perfect Blue
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Currently is the third song of BMTH which reach this numbers, the others one are Drown and Throne
Phil MahaAaAar 🎶
I've had good luck on here so I am giving it another shot. I might be interested in other items along the same lines. Please let me know what you have!
Rancid - Lets Go
Rancid - Life Won’t Wait
Rancid - Indestructible
Rancid - B Sides and C Sides
Offspring - Americana
Offspring - Conspiracy Of One
Offspring - Splinter
Offspring - Offspring Nemesis Records
Bad Religion - How Could Hell Be Any Worse?
Bad Religion - Generator
Bad Religion - Stranger Than Fiction
Black Flag - Slip It In
Black Flag - Loose Nut
Black Flag - In My Head
Descendents - Enjoy!
Exploited - Punks Not Dead
Good Riddance - Ballads From The Revolution
Lagwagon - Double Plaidium
No Fun At All - Out Of Bounds
Off With Their Heads - From The Bottom
Off With Their Heads - Hospitals
US Bombs - We Are The Problem
Screeching Weasel - Ramones
Screeching Weasel - Teen Punks In Heat
Diesel Boy - Sofaking Cool
Diesel Boy - Rode Hard And Put Away Wet
Mad Caddies - Quality Soft Core
88 Fingers Louie - Behind Bars
None More Black - Icons
Bouncing Souls - How I Spent My Summer Vacation
Bouncing Souls - Hopeless Romantic
Epitaph Records was created in 1980 by Bad Religion guitarist Brett Gurewitz for his bands releases. Epitaph Records was named after the King Crimson song “Epitaph”. During the 80’s Epitaph would release albums by Bad Religion, The Vandals, L7, & NOFX. In the 90’s Epitaph released albums for Pennywise, The Offspring, & Rancid. The 2000’s Post Hard-core groups such as Escape The Fate & Thursday. The 2010’s groups such as Weezer, Social Distortion, Joyce Manor, & Touche Amore.
Independent record labels associated with Epitaph Records:
Hellcat Records established in 1997 by Tim Armstrong of Rancid. Hellcat specializes in Oi!, Harcore Punk, Psychobilly, & Ska Punk. See releases by Rancid, Choking Victim, Dropkick Murpheys, Leftover Crack, Tiger Army, & Many more.
Anti- Records established in 1999 has been more diverse in the bands it has signed. Including Country, Hip-Hop, Reaggae, Soul, Post-Metal, & Indie Rock to its roster. I’ve noticed Anti- has a knack for picking up highly talented artist that hover around the edge of Pop music and are either underappreciated of ignored by the bigger labels. Examples of this is Anti- releases by Booker T., Kate Bush, Nick Cave, Roky Erikson, Merle Haggard, Bob Mould, Mavis Staples, Tom Waits, Deaf Heaven, Iggy Pop, & The Dream Syndicate. Anti-‘s slogan is “Real Artists Creating Records On Their Own terms”.
Fat Possum Records founded 1992 in Oxford, Mississipi initially as a Blues label releasing albums by Junior Kimbrougj, R.L. Burnside, Cedell Davis, & Robert Cage. They eventually evolved past pure blues releasing albums by The Black Keys, Dinosaur Jr., Wavves, Andrew Bird, Youth Lagoon (Trevor Powers), Unknown Mortal Orchestra, Twin Peaks, & Soccer Mommy. Fat Possum has also taken on the task of distrubuting Hi Records wich specialized in Soul music and had done many Al Green releases.
Burning Heart Records was founded in Sweden during 1993 and releases more non American groups such as The Hives, Floggy Molly, & Parkway Drive. Heart And Skull Records was formed by Alkaline Trio in 2010 for their releases. Fat Mike of NOFX, one of the first groups on Epitaph, created his own label in 1990 Fat Wreck Chords.
The DIY approach to music had spawned countless Independent lables that transend musical genres and make sure there always a place for indie music to be released.
Epitaph Records was created in 1980 by Bad Religion guitarist Brett Gurewitz for his bands releases. Epitaph Records was named after the King Crimson song “Epitaph”. During the 80’s Epitaph would release albums by Bad Religion, The Vandals, L7, & NOFX. In the 90’s Epitaph released albums for Pennywise, The Offspring, & Rancid. The 2000’s Post Hard-core groups such as Escape The Fate & Thursday. The 2010’s groups such as Weezer, Social Distortion, Joyce Manor, & Touche Amore.
Independent record labels associated with Epitaph Records:
Hellcat Records established in 1997 by Tim Armstrong of Rancid. Hellcat specializes in Oi!, Harcore Punk, Psychobilly, & Ska Punk. See releases by Rancid, Choking Victim, Dropkick Murpheys, Leftover Crack, Tiger Army, & Many more.
Anti- Records established in 1999 has been more diverse in the bands it has signed. Including Country, Hip-Hop, Reaggae, Soul, Post-Metal, & Indie Rock to its roster. I’ve noticed Anti- has a knack for picking up highly talented artist that hover around the edge of Pop music and are either underappreciated of ignored by the bigger labels. Examples of this is Anti- releases by Booker T., Kate Bush, Nick Cave, Roky Erikson, Merle Haggard, Bob Mould, Mavis Staples, Tom Waits, Deaf Heaven, Iggy Pop, & The Dream Syndicate. Anti-‘s slogan is “Real Artists Creating Records On Their Own terms”.
Fat Possum Records founded 1992 in Oxford, Mississipi initially as a Blues label releasing albums by Junior Kimbrougj, R.L. Burnside, Cedell Davis, & Robert Cage. They eventually evolved past pure blues releasing albums by The Black Keys, Dinosaur Jr., Wavves, Andrew Bird, Youth Lagoon (Trevor Powers), Unknown Mortal Orchestra, Twin Peaks, & Soccer Mommy. Fat Possum has also taken on the task of distrubuting Hi Records wich specialized in Soul music and had done many Al Green releases.
Burning Heart Records was founded in Sweden during 1993 and releases more non American groups such as The Hives, Floggy Molly, & Parkway Drive. Heart And Skull Records was formed by Alkaline Trio in 2010 for their releases. Fat Mike of NOFX, one of the first groups on Epitaph, created his own label in 1990 Fat Wreck Chords.
The DIY approach to music had spawned countless Independent lables that transend musical genres and make sure there always a place for indie music to be released.
