PINK VINYL! Explore and discover The Puke on 'This Kind Of Experience Live 1978/1979.' Pronounced the bad boys of the Pittsburgh punk scene after ripping up a bible on stage, The Puke, formed in 1978, was one of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania's first wave punk bands. Minimal, raw in the extreme, and darkly humorous, they were banned from playing nearly as often as they performed. The Puke consisted of Bill Bored playing the bass drum, Pat D. Hearse on guitar and vocals, and Barney Scum on guitar and vocals. Includes a hand-stamped 16-page booklet with color photos, essays by Pittsburgh DJ and writer W.T. Koltek and sole surviving band member Pat D. Hearse, plus reproductions of posters for shows and additional ephemera. The limited release pink vinyl also contains a signed and numbered photo postcard of the band taken by noted Pittsburgh photographer Larry Rippel, a DVD of the February 4th, 1979 broadcast of the Pittsburgh weekly news show 30 Minutes featuring The Puke in a hand-stamped sleeve, a hand-stamped bible page and bonus ephemera. Never before heard, released for the first time on vinyl! Sourced from recently surfaced cassette tapes digitally transferred and engineered by Mike Kolesar for Get Hip Recordings. For fans of The Germs, The Nuns, The Dickies, Teenage Jesus & The Jerks, and other no wave artists. "They made the Ramones sound like Emerson, Lake and Palmer." ~W.T. Koltek, Pittsburgh DJ & writer.

SIDE ONE
The Lord's Prayer
I Wanna Get On Welfare
Fuck The World
I Just Wanna Write A Banal Song
Orphans
Hemingway
Nancy
You're Nothing But An Idiot
I Don't Want To Go Shopping
Rock And Roll
When I Get Bored (I Play One Chord)
Ascension

SIDE TWO
Rock And Roll
Heroin (Valium)
Orphans
Baby's On Fire
I Don't Want To Go Shopping
Medley: Orphans/The Pope/I Don't Want To Go Shopping

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