The oldsters of the local scene alternately sound like Can or Spike Jones-- often in the same song. Heavy Brian Wilson perversions.

Discordia Concors is the tape that started it all. By far, the best selling tape of the BOB canon.

BOB 102- Latent Chaos:
Rarities

Extremly mild and pleasent tasting. Lenny Bruce guest stars.

28 hits from the industrial tundra known as Muncie, Indiana circa 1984.

Goes from cheezy metal to golden pop nugggets with an eerie ease.

BOB 104- The Suadetones:
Ultrasuade

Covering everything from Roger Miller to
Bruce Springsteen with a high level of lounge consciousness.

Allegedly opened for Sonic Youth in Chicago.

Ultrasuade is a feast of electric piano, quavery voice and cheap, watery drinks.

BOB 106- Atomic Butterfly:
Atomic Butterfly

Super improv from the Muncie supergroup.

Intricate songwriting and forceful playing; made loud to be played proud.

BOB 108- Latent Chaos:
Fred Goes To Stanford

A golden shower of leftovers and alternate versions from the years before Fred left.

For Stanford.

BOB 110- Various Artists:
Muncie Sampler 2

37 tunes recorded in Muncie, Indiana's dorm rooms and basements.

Mid-hits from Mid-America in the mid '80s. You can almost smell the discount soda.

BOB 111- Latent Chaos:
Café Of Onlyness

A broad jump into the pop era. The tape release included a comic by Ed Emmer, drawn specially for this release. This, however, does not.

Cruel, cruel fate.

BOB 112- Latent Chaos:
In Memory Of Velvet Elvis

Recorded live on the Tour-O-World. As heard by dozens.

Arguably their best release, not arguably their last release.

coming.

BOB 114- Sonic Clams:
The Experimental Critical Condition

Their second tape includes the epic title track and the radio hit "I Can't Play Guitar."

coming someday.