- The infamous Bit it You Scum track is here.
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By Blabber Kid
After watching the documentary Hated (courtesy of Todd Phillips, who later achieved fame from The Hangover, etc.) , it give me and many others a clear understanding of what GG Allin really was and what he had in his mind. The infamous Bite it You Scum track is here and taken from the concert he gave in NYC, while he took a doo doo (listen for his "All you want is more and more" line), then plays with it, and throws it at the audience. Disturbingly interesting.
- he was the only true punk
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By Sublime!!
punk is about nonconformity, no authority, anarchy, and freedom of expression, and nobody actually did anything about it even close to the way g.g. did it. he was either the only true punk, or the only true anarchist.
- this is wrong
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By pennstatefan31
the only good song is bite it you scum i only like the cky cover
- Classics
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By Mr.Scottface
Artwork by John Wayne Gacy, interviews with his brother, a few country tunes. What a great masterpiece. Die when you die is a great song. GG rules.
- lovely lovely lovely lovely
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By og sk8r
this one's a real gem. A true pop beauty. GG was just too nice a soul to rock and roll, so he sang christian jazz/blues/r&b. But the agents, grabbed him like they do, and whispered in his ears, you gotta rock son, you gotta roll, and if you don't may a scourge of a million trolls and a thousand blood claws ravage your soul. Yes, said gg, I will rock and roll, cause like all young men, I'm afraid of trolls. You go gg. SIng your blues, sing your rock and roll. I think GG is a mix between The Doors and RIghts Said Fred.
