Avril Lavigne Music Video DVD An exclusive, compilation of original videos . Remastered Collector’s Edition♫ 
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1 Complicated
2 Sk8er Boi
3 I'm With You
4 Losing Grip
5 Mobile
6 Knocking On Heaven's Door
7 Don't Tell Me
8 My Happy Ending
9 Nobody's Home
10 He Wasn't
11 Girlfriend
12 When You're Gone
13 Innocence
14 Girlfriend - Avril Lavigne Ft Lil Mama
15 Hot
16 The Best Damn Thing
17 Alice
18 What The Hell
19 Smile
20 Wish You Were Here
21 Goodbye
22 Push (Live)
23 Here's to Never Growing Up
24 Rock N Roll
25 Let Me Go
26 Hello Kitty
27 Give You What You Like
28 Fly for Special Olympics 
29 Head Above Water
30 Tell Me It's Over
31 Dumb Blonde (Lyric Video) - Avril Lavigne ft. Nicki Minaj
32 I Fell In Love With The Devil
33 “Dumb Blonde” (Live from Honda Stage)
34 We Are Warriors
35 Flames - MOD SUN Ft. Avril Lavigne
0:2:09:00 DVD runtime
 
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BIOGRAPHY
Avril Lavigne first appeared in summer 2002, touting an addictive debut single (the spunky pop/rock gem "Complicated") and a skatepunk image that purposely clashed with the polished glamour of mainstream pop. Lavigne, who was 17 at the time, quickly rose to teen idol status, selling several million copies of her debut album, Let Go (the best-selling album by a female artist in 2002), while inspiring a genuine fashion craze with her penchant for tank tops and neckties. As the decade progressed, so did Lavigne's marketable sound, which took a contemplative turn on the sophomore effort Under My Skin before reaching an aggressively upbeat tone for 2007's The Best Damn Thing. ~ Andrew Leahey