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  10 June 1998

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The Legendary Underground 1987 GG Allin Roir Cassette rereleased with 4 bonus tracks!

'I'm not imitating anything as much as I am trying to take it beyond' - GG Allin

22 Tracks of pure GG assembled by GG's brother, Merle, and original executive producer, Mykel Board, timed to coincide with the 5th anniversary of GG's death by overdose following a New York City performance in 1993.

Press

'He became the worst nightmare the Dead Boys and Iggy never had. Self-immolating, jock-strap clad, a mace-spraying, dung-heaving aberration. For better or worse, GG Allin is (was) a legend.' - Trouser Press Guide to Indie Rock

'(ROIR cassette, 'Hated In The Nation') …the best place to be introduced to the demented moron who made obscenity a political statement. If you're a fan, find this.' - All Music Guide To Rock

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'Of all the degenerate acts carved out in the name of rock n' roll, there are few who have touched (preferably with disinfected gloves) the life and times of GG Allin.' - Guinness Who's Who of Indie New Wave

'At any given performance GG may knock some of his teeth out with the microphone, bloody his head, masturbate, beat up spectators, defecate on-stage (a spontaneous artistic decision - editors note) and get beaten up by spectators. Where many underground bands flirt with an aura of self-destruction of danger, GG is one of the few who actually lives what he sings.' - Jim Greer Spin Underground

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'GG Allin is (was) one of the most extreme performers of rock and roll. His shows rarely lasted more than 20 minutes, the plug was almost always pulled by an outraged promoter or by the police.' - Melody Maker

'Among the luminaries and oafs who recommended the GG cassette are Thurston Moore, Steve Albini, Jello Biafra and Tim Yohannon. So bad, it's funny.' Sounds UK

'Whatever you think of GG, you've got to admire a man that lives and dies for every performance - not since Iggy Pop has any artist engendered so much of the animal within us all.' CMJ New Music Report

'The only friend I've ever had in life was the music I created. For me, rock n' roll has to be the ultimate weapon of revenge.' GG Allin from Jail

This exclusive for ROIR collection of 22 tracks is presented as a fake 'live' concert, as GG, up to the time of this 1987 release, had never been allowed to finish a gig without the plug being pulled. The original cassette released in 1987 was by far the most revealing and accurate presentation of GG's work until that time.

'He is essentially a depraved madman whose exhibitionism knows no bounds. His music is probably the crudest, most primitive hardcore ever recorded. 'Hated In The Nation' is one of the most frightening things I've ever heard. Sick, repellent and compelling all at once.' - Kevin Whitlock, Vox UK

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'GG Allin was a rock n' roll performance artist whose life was his performance. This release has a running time of approximately 70 minutes and contains 22 selections. The material and lyrics contained herein may be considered vulgar and offensive to some and caution is advised for those perspective purchasers who are not familiar with GG Allin's volatile and licentious performance material.'

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Hated in the Nation is a compilation album, initially released exclusively on cassette format on ROIR, by transgressive punk rock musician GG Allin. Consisting mainly of then-out-of-print recordings by Allin with his early-era backing groups The Jabbers, The Scumfucs, and the Cedar Street Sluts, Hated in the Nation became Allin's first widespread international release. Since it is a compilation intended to both document Allin's early recording career up to that time and to attract new fans to his music, it is the only GG Allin title that has never gone out-of-print; according to his official website, it is also one of the most popular items in Allin's discography.^[2]

• 2Track listing
  • 2.1Original 1987 cassette

Album history[edit]

Tron arcade game for sale. The release came about as Allin's notoriety was growing in New York and New England. ROIR Records president Neil Cooper had approached Mykel Board, Maximum RockNRoll columnist and owner of Siedboard World Enterprises, about the possibility of ROIR doing a GG Allin cassette, since Allin had already had friendly dealings with Board, stemming from Allin's contribution to a compilation album Board had compiled in 1981.

Cooper wanted to do an all-live album with Allin, but by this time, Allin's appearances were already notorious for his stage antics which included attacking audience members, audience members pulling GG offstage and attacking him in retaliation, GG defecating onstage, and throwing his feces at the audience. The decision was made to compile tracks from Allin's back catalog when the live show to be recorded only lasted three songs.

Allin discussed using recordings from the collection he and Peter Yarmouth had assembled when they created Black & Blue Records. The original plan was to use new studio and live recordings that would be done in New York. Entrusted with supervising the project, Board contacted Allin and then arranged a recording session with Shimmy Disc owner and producer Kramer at the latter's Noise New York studio, and a live date at The Cat Club in New York City. A band was then assembled that included Kramer on bass, Steve Dasinger from Board's own band Artless on drums, and J Mascis of Dinosaur Jr on lead guitar. The backing band would later be collectively named on the sleeve note as 'The New York Superscum'.

On Monday, October 6th, 1986, according to Board's liner notes for Allin's posthumous studio album Brutality and Bloodshed for All (1993), Allin arrived at the studio carrying a big bottle of Jim Beam whiskey that was only about one-eighth full, and in a rather visibly disheveled condition from not having bathed or cut his hair in quite some time.

The recording session doubled as a rehearsal for the night's performance; at the beginning of one of the new recordings, Allin is heard giving an instruction to the band on how many times to play a particular song's introduction. The session didn't go completely without a hitch, however, as Allin reportedly broke one of the studio microphones by headbutting it and then, in Board's words, 'tried to break the studio floor with his head.'

After the recording session/rehearsal concluded, Allin, Board, and the band then went to the Cat Club for the evening's performance, which would also be recorded. A few hours before the show, GG met up with Peter Yarmouth and his bodyguard Don Schlock as both came up to NYC for the show, walked around the lower east side and visited David Peel. As Yarmouth was a big fan of Peel in the 70's and wanted to meet him, they went to Peel's apartment, but the meeting ended with Peel and GG arguing. As they left, Allin and Schlock urinated on Peel's apartment door in response.

Schlock dared GG to defecate on stage, and GG bought some Ex-Lax at a deli while Schlock ordered a tongue sandwich. Schlock, while eating, told GG he would pay him $20 if he took a dump onstage. Yarmouth and Schlock along with GG then proceeded to the club, with none of them knowing this show would be the show that kicked GG's infamous career off. Before the group's set began, Allin reportedly told Board 'It should be a good show tonight - I just ate an entire box of Ex-Lax.'

GG was running in place as he waited for the show to start to keep it in. Predictably, the show itself came to a halt when Allin began it by defecating onstage before the set began, wearing only a jockstrap and dog collar. Two songs into the performance, GG began to toss his feces into the audience and hit a fan in the head with the microphone stand, with the club's owner ordering the bouncers to remove Allin from the club.

After GG rubbed himself with the feces, most of the bouncers refused to toss him out. As a result of these antics, the set was only 3 songs long: only those songs from the live performance, 'Blood For You', 'Ass Fuckin' Butt Lickin' Cunt Suckin' Masturbation' and 'Eat My Shit', were usable enough for the album. The other cuts with the New York Superscum - new recordings of 'Drink Fight And Fuck' and a 'new' cut (apparently improvised) entitled 'Ten Year Old Fuck' - were done during the recording/rehearsal session.

This Cat Club show was reported in The Village Voice and it got a lot of mileage for GG as he was in the letters section of that publication for a month or more. The rest of the underground/punk music press started paying a lot more attention to GG (most of it trashing him, not praising him). Yarmouth later said 'I can not think of a show that had more impact on his career'.

To further simulate a live performance, Board used stage monologues from a cassette recording of a 1985 performance Allin had done in Dallas, Texas with a local pickup band called The Texas Nazis.

The full recording would later be released by Black & Blue Records as Boozin' And Pranks along with other Black & Blue recordings Yarmouth agreed Allin could use. Messages from Allin's answering machine also appear on the album, as does a message left by Allin on Board's own machine. [Actually, all the messages were from MY answering machine. The other info is correct.-- Mykel Board]

In 1998, ROIR reissued Hated in the Nation on compact disc, adding a radio commercial for Allin's first album Always Was, Is And Always Shall Be and three other cuts from the same era covered on the original cassette.

Track listing[edit]

Original 1987 cassette[edit]

The original cassette retitled some of the tracks in order to get the cassette into retail stores easier.

Side one[edit]

1. 'Intro' (M. Board)
2. 'Stimulation'
3. 'I Wanna Fuck Myself' (listed as 'Myself')
4. 'Bite It You Scum' (listed as 'Bite It')
5. 'You Hate Me & I Hate You'
6. 'GG's Phone Machine'
7. 'Blood For You'
8. 'Hard Candy Cock' (listed as 'Hard Candy')
9. 'Eat My Diarrhea' (listed as 'Eat My Leftovers')
10. 'Scumfuc Tradition' (listed as 'Tradition')

Side two[edit]

1. 'Drink, Fight and Fuck' (listed as 'D F & F')
2. 'Needle Up My Cock' (listed as 'Needle')
3. 'Sluts in the City'
4. 'Ten Year Old Fuck' (listed as 'Ten Year Old')
5. 'Ass Fuckin' Butt Suckin' Cunt Lickin' Masturbation' (listed as 'Multiple Forms of Self-Satisfaction')
6. 'Gimme Some Head (listed as 'Gimme Some', Allin's collaboration with Wayne Kramer and Dennis Thompson of the MC5)
7. 'Tough Fuckin' Shit' (listed as 'T.F.S.')
8. 'Board's Phone Machine'

1998 CD reissue[edit]

1. 'Intro' (M. Board)
2. 'Stimulation'
3. 'I Wanna Fuck Myself'
4. 'Bite It You Scum'
5. 'You Hate Me & I Hate You'
6. 'GG's Phone Machine'
7. 'Blood for You'
8. 'Hard Candy Cock'
9. 'Eat My Shit'
10. 'Scumfuck Tradition'
11. 'Drink, Fight and Fuck'
12. 'Needle Up My Cock'
13. 'Sluts in the City'
14. 'Ten Year Old Fuck'
15. 'Ass Fuckin' Butt Suckin' Cunt Lickin' Masturbation'
16. 'Gimme Some Head'
17. 'Tough Fuckin' Shit'
18. 'Board's Phone Machine'
19. 'Radio Ad for GG's 1st Record'
20. 'Out for Blood'
21. 'I Wanna Eat You Out'
22. 'Pissing on Cosloy' (aka 'I Wanna Piss on You')

References[edit]

1. ^Allmusic review
2. ^'Audio CDs'. GG Allin. Archived from the original on 2012-02-20. Retrieved 2012-02-20.

External links[edit]

• Hated in the Nation on ROIR