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Plea for Peace (album) : ウィキペディア英語版
Plea for Peace (EP)

''Plea for Peace'' is the final EP by the American punk rock band Operation Ivy. It was released in February 1992, three years after they disbanded, through M&E Records. ''Plea for Peace'' contained four songs not featured on any of Operation Ivy's studio releases.
==Production==
The production of ''Plea for Peace'' was spearheaded by longtime fan and East Bay local Eric Yee. He approached various people for funds to produce a record of unreleased songs he had heard through Operation Ivy vocalist Jesse Michaels on cassette tape. He initially approached Murray Bowles, a long time scene veteran and photographer and Joel Wing, a local musician, who played in various East Bay bands such as Corrupted Morals and Dance Hall Crashers. The first side of the EP were recorded by Brian Edge at 924 Gilman Street on August 24, 1987,〔''Plea for Peace'' liner notes. Retrieved 2012-04-29〕 while the songs on the second side were outtakes from ''Hectic'' and were recorded on at Dangerous Rhythm in Oakland, California.〔

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