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'''Popperz''' were an early Chicago punk band, founded in [[1977]], and probably unrecorded. An article in the November, 1977 [[Gabba Gabba]] Gazette describes a concert at Northwestern University in which they "were bombarded by assorted flying objects hurled at the stage." According to the article, they returned the taunts in true punk fashion with shouts of "Northwestern sucks" and by "doing a spit routine on the crowd". According to the article, their original songs included "Street Punk", "Sheep Dip","Farts", "Mutilation Mahine","AC/DC", and "Nightmare in Oven #3".
'''Popperz''' were an early Chicago punk band, founded in [[1977]], and probably unrecorded. An article in the November, 1977 [[Gabba Gabba Gazette]] describes a concert at Northwestern University in which they "were bombarded by assorted flying objects hurled at the stage." According to the article, they returned the taunts in true punk fashion with shouts of "Northwestern sucks" and by "doing a spit routine on the crowd". According to the article, their original songs included "Street Punk", "Sheep Dip","Farts", "Mutilation Mahine","AC/DC", and "Nightmare in Oven #3".


Personnel listed in the article included the following:
Personnel listed in the article included the following:

Revision as of 14:19, 14 January 2007

Popperz were an early Chicago punk band, founded in 1977, and probably unrecorded. An article in the November, 1977 Gabba Gabba Gazette describes a concert at Northwestern University in which they "were bombarded by assorted flying objects hurled at the stage." According to the article, they returned the taunts in true punk fashion with shouts of "Northwestern sucks" and by "doing a spit routine on the crowd". According to the article, their original songs included "Street Punk", "Sheep Dip","Farts", "Mutilation Mahine","AC/DC", and "Nightmare in Oven #3".

Personnel listed in the article included the following: