Crank It Up!
2000 · 30m · Reality
Music television program, showcasing popular hard rock and heavy metal videos, hosted by veteran rock radio personalities The G-Ster, Madd Maxx Hammer, and the "Radio Rat-Pack". Originally aired Friday late nights on UPN owned stations, and in syndication over the American Independent Network (AIN). Filmed in Hollywood, CA.
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