Image:Leftover-Crack-Mediocre-Generica.jpg

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Album art for the album Mediocre Generica by the band Leftöver Crack. The album was scheduled to be released under the title Shoot the Kids at School, but the band was forced to change the name when the printers refused to print the original album name and album art due to the recent news of school shootings throughout the country. Many fans blame Tim Armstrong, owner of Hellcat Records, for not defending their statement as well as for taking down the band's profile and external links from the Epitaph/Hellcat website. Many also believe this to be the reason for Leftover Crack's attack on Rancid in their song "Clear Channel (Fuck Off!)" in their second full length entitled Fuck World Trade.

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