Drive-Thru Records Greatest Hits

Drive-Thru Records Greatest Hits is a greatest hits album released in 2005. The album was released to celebrate the 10 year anniversary of Drive-Thru Records. The booklet inside the CD has pictures and bio of every band that is featured on the disc, and a full page about the history and bands of Drive-Thru Records.

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