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Known for
Repo Man
6.8
Soundtrack
1984
SLC Punk!
7.3
Soundtrack
1998
Green Room
6.9
Soundtrack
2015
Class of 1984
6.5
Soundtrack
1982
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Green Room
6.9
performer: "Legalize Drugs"
2015
Grand Theft Auto V
9.4
Video Game
Soundtrack
("The Mouth Don't Stop (The Trouble with Women Is)")
2013
Sound City
7.8
performer: "I Don't Care About You"
2013
Endless Bummer
3.7
performer: "Let's Have a War - 2009"
2009
The Warriors
8.8
Video Game
Soundtrack
("I Love Livin' In The City")
2005
Tony Hawk's Underground 2
7.6
Video Game
performer: "I Love Livin' In the City"
2004
Jackass
7.4
TV Series
performer: "I Don't Care About You"
(uncredited)
2002
1 episode
SLC Punk!
7.3
performer: "I Love Livin' in the City"
1998
Thrashin'
6.4
performer: "Hey"
1986
Repo Man
6.8
performer: "Let's Have a War"
1984
Nightmares
5.7
performer: "Let's Have a War", "I Don't Care About You", "I Love Livin' in the City"
(uncredited)
1983
Class of 1984
6.5
performer: "Fresh Flesh", "Let's Have a War"
1982
Saturday Night Live
8.0
TV Series
performer: "I Don't Care About You", "Beef Bologna", "New York's Alright If You Like Saxophones", "Let's Have A War"
1981
1 episode
The Decline of Western Civilization
7.5
performer: "Beef Balogna" (uncredited), "Let's Have a War"
1981
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Album: "American Beer" (2000)
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Discovered by
John Belushi
, who brought them to Cherokee Studios to record songs for the soundtrack of a major motion picture, he and
Dan Aykroyd
were starring in, called
Neighbors (1981)
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