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I concur, big GG Allin fan here.

Today's generation can't handle him because he was politically incorrect, but they like to make appeals to his image for their shxtty soundcloud "rap".

When the thing that most people are interested in is the on stage antics rather than the music, then you become caught in a loop of never ending outrage fueled by those who love to witness self destruction in others yet don't have the balls to do it themselves. A sad man performing in a side show where the real freaks were in the audience. RIP.

X is probably the closest thing recently to GG now that you mention soundcloud rap. Both were violent people that made "eh" music and were more known for their controversial personas.

GG wasn't all crap ok- listen to the Jabbers , Scumfucs & then his posthumous Murder junkies lp.

the Jabbers stuff was actually pretty good in the vein of Dead Boys and Ramones. The Bloodshed LP with Murder Junkies was corny af, but the Murder Junkies ALBUM with ANTiSEEN (were a great band in the early 90s, have totally devolved into Trump-loving apes as of late) was fantastic! It was edgy as **** without being corny.

also this:

spot on.

I played guitar at his show in San Antonio, where he started a full blown riot and had his arm dislocated by the crowd. I played on another punk band at the time and was asked to play guitar for GG. The music was whatever….we ( we meant me on guitar and my friend on drims… that’s it)were told to just make up some rhythms. So the drummer and I had 2 practices then hit the stage. Never saw him until it was time to play. After that we just didn’t see him at all . Very strange and wild night

i am very jealous of this experience :O