A drunk drove through the drive-thru but the coffee can't be stopped!

It took me a while, but I finally memorized all the lyrics. Friends, if it wasn't for this song, there'd be no Ramones. This tune is the foundation for everything they ever did. But what are you waiting for? LET'S GO!

Roswell was never the same after this...

Hello? Goodbye? Make up your mind you Beatles!

The happiest 45 ever made. Play it once, you'll have it stuck in your head for the rest of the week and you won't complain.

Let's!

Brian and the Boys clock in at under two minutes with this gem of a single. Directions: PLAY LOUD

Guitar slinger Link Wray had a "distorted" view of reality, and the world is a better place because of it. Directions: PLAY LOUD.

This one's for Ahmet Ertegun. We'll never see a music visionary like him again.

More holday fun on the mean streets of Somerville New Jersey.

Back in '91, Ed Kaz composed and performed a song parody with lyrics directed at the corporate television company he worked for. "Despite all the inside references," allows Kaz, in a phoney British accent, "it's actually quite brilliant." Ed Kaz Vocals / Harmonica David and Emil (October Project) Guitar / Bass / Drums John Elkowitz Director / Camera

Rumor has it that Jesus Christ was so embarrassed by this record that he put the whammy on Greenbaum's career. It was his one and only hit...

Christmas cheer in 20th Century Manhattan.

Here's the Cool Ghoul reciting some of the most horrible limericks this side of Transylvania.

A haunting organ-driven tune straight out of a Michigan garage.

We visited Shell Pile New Jersey and soon discovered that it was less than we expected.

It's the Shangri-Las from the original Redbird 45. Get the picture?