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In a global partnership with MTV Networks, Seattle-based Wanderlust Media has added Lawndale High's notorious outcast to the world's largest catalog of exclusive GPS voice downloads. 27 /PRNewswire/ - The eponymous star of MTV's hit animated television series, Daria, is the latest voice download available for Garmin and TomTom GPS devices from.

The rest of us, meanwhile, will rewatch the show and, like Proust biting into a madeleine, remember so clearly the song that should be there that we might as well be right back in 1998.SEATTLE, Oct. They might wonder why in one episode, DJ Upchuck is clearly about to play the Red Hot Chili Peppers cover of "Love Rollercoaster," only to play.a song that sounds nothing like it. Those who have only watched Daria in recent years won't experience this - they might just think the music sounds kind of.uncool for a show that is supposed to be pretty cool. "The cost of licensing the many music bites we used would have made it impossible to release the collection (and for many years did)," he said, likening the effect of the generic replacement music to a Twilight Zone episode where an astronaut's wife knows something is different about him, but can't quite figure out what. Glenn Eichler explained to Collider that almost all of the music had to be swapped for stock songs because it just would have been too much money otherwise. But once it was time to put Daria on DVD (and eventually iTunes and streaming sites like Hulu and Paramount+), the music became something of a flashpoint. At the time, the show's creators had access to all this music for free(!), thanks to MTV. The first season alone featured major artists like Radiohead, The Spice Girls, LL Cool J, and Celine Dion, as well as lesser-known ones like Kula Shaker, Livin' Joy, Dishwalla, and Dis-n-Dat.

It was a wild mix of mainstream and indie music, and the genres were all over the place.

If you watched Daria during its original run, you know it had a killer soundtrack.