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Descendents
Milo Goes To College CD (1982)
Milo Aukerman songs
 $11.89    
With 15 tracks in 22 minutes, the Descendents about brevity in a big way. The Southern California punk rock that the band defined was funny, snotty, fast, and distinctly un-subtle (see "I Wanna Be a Bear" for proof).
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I Don't Want To Grow Up CD (1985)
Milo Aukerman CD discography
$13.65
What's to be expected given the title track, with a hilarious 'nyah nyah!' line on top of the chorus! Give a closer ear to the song, though -- where the reason not to grow up is that it might "mean
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Descendents
Two Things At Once CD (1988) Milo Goes To College/Bonus Fat
Milo Aukerman discography
$14.49 
TWO THINGS AT ONCE contains MILO GOES TO COLLEGE and the FAT EP.
Just like the title says, this album complies Milo Goes to College and the Bonus Fat EP, both of which are great releases, conveniently packaged on one record.
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Enjoy CD (1986)
Milo Aukerman albums
$12.29 
Even as the band underwent changes in sound and membership, some great tunes that are central to the Descendents' pantheon were recorded. "Kids on Coffee" reiterated the loud-punks-on-caffeine jitteriness of the first album, and "Sour Grapes" is a story of
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Somery CD (1991)
Milo Aukerman CD discography
$14.09
SOMERY is a retrospective compilation of tracks from each of the Descendents' studio records. It serves as a stopgap between the end of the band and the birth of its next permutation as ALL.
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Everything Sucks CD (1996)
Milo Aukerman music CDs
$10.35
Along with Black Flag, the Circle Jerks and others, Descendents were founding fathers of California punk, popularizing a brand of hardcore that was singularly West Coast--streamlined, with equal amounts of aggression and tuneful popcraft. This was the scene that would
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Descendents
Cool To Be You CD (2004)
Milo Aukerman songs
$6.69
On their first album since their 1996 reunion record, EVERYTHING SUCKS, '80s punk icons the Descendents unleash a fierce set of songs that fits seamlessly with their well-honed, melodic yet rocked-out sound. Vocalist Milo Aukerman still emotes the way he
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Descendents
All CD (1987)
Milo Aukerman albums
$12.45
Just when the Descendents were thought to have gone
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All
Mass Nerder CD (1998)
Milo Aukerman music CDs
$10.39 |
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All
Greatest Hits?! CD (1999)
Milo Aukerman discography
$13.25 |
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