Artist	Song
Blink-182	All the Small Things
from Enema of the State (1999)
Sum 41	Fat Lip
from All the Good Sh**. 14 - Solid Gold Hits 2000-2008 (Bonus Track Version) (2009)
Good Charlotte	The Anthem
from The Anthem - EP (2003)
Simple Plan	Shut Up
from Still Not Gettin' Any (2004)
AFI	Miss Murder
from DECEMBERUNDERGROUND (2006)
New Found Glory	Listen to Your Friends
from Not Without a Fight (Bonus Track Version) (2009)
Autopilot Off	Clockwork
from Make a Sound (2004)
The Living End	Prisoner of Society
from The Living End (2007)
McFly	Five Colours In Her Hair
from Just My Luck (2006)
The Dollyrots	My Best Friend's Hot
from Because I'm Awesome (2007)
Panda	Narcisista Por Excelencia
from 10 + Downloaded (2007)
Lustra	Scotty Doesn't Know
from Left for Dead (2006)
Houston Calls	Modest Manifesto
from The End of an Error (2008)
The Lillingtons	Black Hole In My Mind
from Death By Television (1999)
Dillinger Four	Doublewhiskeycokenoice
from Midwestern Songs of the Americas (2006)
The Movielife	This Time Next Year
from This Time Next Year (2000)
Caffeine	Lying Honestly
from Symphony (2006)
Enemy You	The Only One
from Stories Never Told (2004)
Squirtgun	Burn for You
from Fade to Bright (2003)

Comment:

Green Day proved that pop plus punk could produce platinum many times over; don't think that equation was lost on the wave that came in their wake. With a Beastie Boys-style beat-backed brat attack spot-welded to a Metallica-style amp-annihilating [i]crunch[/i], Canada's Sum 41 doesn't just rock the house — they set it ablaze and bulldoze the wreckage in "Fat Lip." (Plus, you gotta dig their totally-out-of-left-field acoustic break halfway into the song; just genius.) East Coast pop-punk powerhouse Good Charlotte busts out a two-fisted assault like a welterweight pummeling a speed bag in the working-class aggro of "The Anthem." And if Good Charlotte wears their alienation like a spoiled dream, Blink-182 executes a nifty judo move and flips [i]theirs[/i] on its head, ripping open the gloomy cloud of doom to find a silver lining in "All The Small Things," a [i]chunka-chunka[/i] wad of bubblegum pop with a side of ground glass. But don't stop there; from the Donnas to the Dollyrots, from Simple Plan to New Found Glory, we've got all of Green Day's spiky spawn one quick click from your earbuds.

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