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The Offspring Complete Music Video Collection (2005)

A complete video collection of all of The Offspring's music videos from 1994-2005 (with the exception of 'Million Miles Away').
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Dexter Holland (as The Offspring)
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Greg K (as The Offspring)
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Noodles (as The Offspring)
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Atom Willard (as The Offspring)
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The Offspring
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The White Guy (segment "Pretty Fly [For a White Guy]") / Guy Cohen (segment "Why Don't You Get a Job?")
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The Girl (segment "She's Got Issues")
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Redman (segment "Original Prankster")
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A complete video collection of all of The Offspring's music videos from 1994-2005 (with the exception of 'Million Miles Away').

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Features The Offspring: Pretty Fly (for a White Guy) (1998) See more »

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Gotta Get Away
Written by Dexter Holland
Performed by The Offspring
Produced by Thom Wilson
From The Album 'Smash'
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Entertaining
8 January 2009 | by – See all my reviews

Please ignore the other comment, The Offspring are a very good bad and have a lot of followers. Even now they are very popular, headlining the Download Festival last summer in the UK, and did a lot of other tours that summer. They have a very unique sound and stand out from all the other 'wannabe' punk bands out there, (which there are far too many of nowadays). The videos are fun and entertaining, if you are reading deeply into their music videos then you clearly aren't a fan and just a useless critic pointing a finger. Music videos only need to be entertaining and not 'politically correct', they're clearly targeted towards teenagers so why come onto IMDb and spend your time commenting on a band you don't like.

10 out of 10

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