For the next few weeks we'll be posting some links to videos and mp3's from the Lookout roster. Kicking it off is a live performance and interview from the Donnas in '98. Check it out!

Jesse Michaels, former vocalist/lyricist of Common Rider, and Operation Ivy, started a new band in November of last year called Classics Of Love. Named after an old Common Rider song, the band features Michaels on vocals and the San Jose band Hard Girls backing him up with guitar, bass and drums. Classics of Love has already traveled over to England and cut a 6 song EP called Walking In The Shadows, which they played a record release show for at The Gilman this past Saturday night. The show, which included a cover of Common Rider's "Carry On" and Op Ivy's "The Crowd", was apparently the first time that Jesse had played Gilman with a full band in over 20 years! It was a night to remember for sure. Check out this video, from a previous show in the U.K. for the song "Time Flies"

Lookout Records has partnered with Amazon.com to do a special free digital sampler, celebrating our 20th anniversary. And it's FREE! Download it now, here!

And enjoy a series of Lookout Records releases on sale for just $6.99 - also for a limited time. If you have not checked out their store yet, now's a good time. They've got plenty of FREE stuff, and everything comes as a DRM-free download, so get on it.

Celebrate 20 Years of Lookout Records with a new downloadable compilation, available now from your favorite digital music retailer.

Featuring tracks by The Mr T Experience, Common Rider, The Donnas, The Oranges Band, Ted Leo and The Pharmacists, The Smugglers, Hi-Fives, Tilt, Auntie Christ and many more from the Lookout vaults.

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As a part of our 20th Anniversary, we will be uploading some of our videos onto iTunes for purchasing. The first up, is Ted Leo and The Pharmacist's "Where Have All The Rude Boys Gone?" from their 2003 album Hearts Of Oak.

Check out the link to iTunes Here: