BPA - Maybe Use My Knife? 1980-1986 CD

BPA - Maybe Use My Knife? 1980-1986 CDAn outstanding reissue of one of Cincinnati's most influential and one of Ohio's most criminally overlooked bands. BPA fits into the pantheon of Ohio Art Punk bands along with Pere Ubu and their precursors, as well early Devo and a plethora of overseas post punk outfits. This collection comps the best of their debut self titled 12", the "Moving and Storage" LP, and sides from their unreleased "Big 4" LP. Essential! No Heat Thorazine Cheerleader Buyer

SIDE A: Airborne / Funeral Dress / Soak It Up / Shunt / Conversation Lags

which is why I’ve chosen to make the period covered here parallel with the Jockey Club’s run as a punk venue: 1982-1988

The Shake It reissue is a spot-on repro (with a couple typo corrections) of the Parallax Records release and has been remastered with a thumb's up from band leader Larry Goshorn

This chapter overlaps with the earlier one a bit

Book is signed by the author

while still being able to have an honest perspective of the past and our future

as we like to do

joined the Peace Corps in 2006

Yourself & Everyone Else was released August 23

No one is arrested

’s Downunder

but occasionally we’ll take down that “no solicitation” sign on our door