MxPx “Triple Shot” 3-CD set released

August 26, 2011 By Doug Van Pelt

MxPx’s “Triple Shot” Triple Pack Out Now!

MxPx’s triple pack, “Triple Shot” is a 57-song, 3-CD set recently released through Tooth & Nail Records, which includes all the tracks from their first three albums, “Pokinatcha,” “Teenage Politics” and “Life In General” for under $20.

This anthology is ideal for fans that might have missed out on some of the band’s best-selling catalog, and is also a way for new fans to discover and get all three of the band’s first albums.

“Triple Shot” is available in stores and online now! You can download it online through iTunes or Amazon.com.

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