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1980s · Punk/Hardcore·1981–1993

Pop-O-Pies

Pop-O-Pies connects directly to 12 artists, and through them to at least 31 more acts. Mike Bordin played in Faith. No Man. (1982–1983), Sharp Young Men (1981–1982) and Black Sabbath (1997), among others. Billy Gould played in Shandi’s Addiction, Harmful (from 2007) and Jello Biafra and The Guantanamo School of Medicine (2008–2011), among others. Roddy Bottum played in Imperial Teen, Crickets and MAN ON MAN, among others.

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Faith. No Man.Sharp Young MenBlack SabbathThe Chickenfuck…EZ-StreetShandi’s Addict…HarmfulJello Biafra an…The AnimatedFear and the Ne…Imperial TeenCricketsMAN ON MANSister Double H…Hello Kitty On…Black HorseAsvaSecret Chiefs 3NT FanMr. BungleMike BordinBilly GouldRoddy BottumBen CohenKirk HeydtTrey SpruancePop-O-Pies
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Members

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Founders

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Bands & Artists Connected to Pop-O-Pies

31 acts · 2 hops out

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Mike Bordin

Billy Gould

Roddy Bottum

Ben Cohen

Kirk Heydt

Trey Spruance

Background

The Pop-O-Pies were an American punk rock band from San Francisco, California founded by Joe Callahan that got their start by playing a set that only consisted of a 45 minute punk rock cover of The Grateful Dead's "Truckin"".Though the band went through many lineup changes,…via Wikipedia

Career Highlights

1 album
Formed
1981
Active
1981–1993
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Selected Discography

  1. 1985Joe's Third Record

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