Punk's history of shilling for companies dates back to the Ramones writing three songs for Steel Reserve, and the Sex Pistols' Johnny Rotten hamming it up in a butter commercial. In a single weekend, Mean Jeans wrote and recorded the Jingles Collection, an album that transforms commercial jingles into high art. The group tackles everything from "Mountain Dew," to "Coors Light," "Dunkaroos," "Pop Rocks"; and even give "180069SHRED" some love. These 23 tracks (most of which clock in at under a minute) give fans of the band everything they've come to expect from these guys: Garage style rock n' roll, with all the hooks, energy, and humor you can handle.