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Line 4: The label notably discovered and released the debut album of [[Home Grown]] but was best known for releasing [[compilation album]]s credited with advancing the careers of several young artists. The most memorable of the compilations, [[Punk Sucks]] and [[Ska Sucks]], included tracks from then little known [[Punk rock\|punk]], [[pop-punk]], and [[ska]] artists who would soon rise to fame internationally, including [[Sublime (band)\|Sublime]], [[Blink 182]], [[Dance Hall Crashers]], [[Less Than Jake]], [[Hepcat (band)\|Hepcat]]{{dn\|date=September 2013}}, [[Millencolin]], [[The Pietasters]], [[Good Riddance (band)\|Good Riddance]], [[88 Fingers Louie]], [[The Bouncing Souls]] and [[Pennywise (band)\|Pennywise]]. The label has also released the cult classic "When Pregnasaurs Ruled the Earth" by [[Donuts N' Glory]] and reissued albums from [[Less Than Jake]], [[The Queers]], [[Screeching Weasel]], [[The Vindictives]], and [[Frenzal Rhomb]], among others. In the late ~~90's~~1990s, the label also spun- off the [[indie rock]] and [[post-hardcore]] [[imprint]] [[New American Dream]], which released music by [[the Icarus Line]], [[Discount (band)\|Discount]], [[Kind of Like Spitting]], and [[Ink & Dagger]]. ==See also==

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