Artist	Song
The Runaways	Cherry Bomb
from The Runaways (2010)
The Runaways	I Love Playin' With Fire
from Queens of Noise (2010)
The Runaways	Queens of Noise
from Queens of Noise (2010)
The Runaways	You Drive Me Wild
from The Runaways (2010)
The Runaways	School Days
from Waitin' for the Night (2010)
The Runaways	Blackmail
from The Runaways (2010)
The Runaways	California Paradise
from Queens of Noise (2010)
The Runaways	Rock & Roll
from The Runaways (2010)
The Runaways	Born to Be Bad
from Queens of Noise (2010)
The Runaways	Wasted
from Waitin' for the Night (2010)
The Runaways	Neon Angels On the Road to Ruin
from Queens of Noise (2010)
The Runaways	American Nights
from The Runaways (2010)
The Runaways	I Wanna Be Where the Boys Are (Live)
from Live In Japan (2010)
The Runaways	Mama Weer All Crazee Now
from And Now...The Runaways (1993)
The Runaways	Dead End Justice
from The Runaways (2010)
The Runaways	All Right You Guys (Live)
from Live In Japan (2010)
The Runaways	Hollywood
from Queens of Noise (2010)
The Runaways	Black Leather
from And Now...The Runaways (1993)
The Runaways	Wait for Me
from Waitin' for the Night (2010)
The Runaways	Midnight Music
from Queens of Noise (2010)
The Runaways	You’re Too Possessive
from Waitin' for the Night (2010)
The Runaways	Take It Or Leave It
from Queens of Noise (2010)
The Runaways	Little Lost Girls
from And Now...The Runaways (1993)
The Runaways	Gotta Get Out Tonight
from Waitin' for the Night (2010)
The Runaways	Little Sister
from Waitin' for the Night (2010)
The Runaways	Waitin' for the Night
from Waitin' for the Night (2010)
The Runaways	Is It Day or Night?
from The Runaways (2010)
The Runaways	Thunder
from The Runaways (2010)
The Runaways	Eight Days a Week
from And Now...The Runaways (1993)
The Runaways	Trash Can Murders
from Waitin' for the Night (2010)

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From the Bangles to Bikini Kill and beyond, there hasn't been an all-female rock band that didn't owe a deep debt to the Runaways. When punk was barely an [i]idea[/i], they came blasting out of L.A. with a raw, tough-as-nails roar. They might not have set the charts on fire, but they changed the game for rock 'n' roll women. Not only that, but they unleashed Joan Jett and metal queen Lita Ford on the music world, ensuring it would never lack for loud, proud ladies again. And now we've crammed every crucial cut from the Runaways' short-but-[i]sharp[/i] discography into one spot so you can ride right alongside these "Neon Angels On the Road to Ruin" at the touch of a button.

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