G.G. Allin - Hated in the Nation

Dive into the unfiltered, raw world of G.G. Allin with Hated in the Nation, a brutal testament to punk rock's darkest and most defiant edge.

Released originally in 1987, this compilation pulls together some of Allin’s most controversial and visceral tracks, including unforgettable cuts like "Drink, Fight and Fuck" and "Gimme Some Head." Known for his shocking stage antics and unapologetic lyrics, Allin’s music is a furious rally against societal norms, capturing the rawness of the punk spirit in its purest form.

This album isn’t just a record; it’s a daring experience that challenges listeners and leaves a lasting impression. With its hard-hitting tracks and unrestrained energy, Hated in the Nation is essential for punk aficionados looking to explore the genre's rebellious roots. Warning: this one’s not for the faint of heart, but for those who crave authenticity and raw expression, it’s a powerful slice of punk history.