Everyone knows my GG obsession runs crucially DEEP so thank you for the RIPPING new shirt he made of the sickest show in history’s flyer , GG & EYEHATEGOD ! Go see him at to grab one before they’re long gone

Dream Date , 1993

When you’d rather be home studding your jacket on Friday amateur night but leave for 5 minutes and score the most unreal vintage Ocelot & Coyote dream fur coat for $20 FUCK !!!!!!!

New shirt I made for

Who knows

GGAllinbehindmeonthewallonmytshirtandhisdrawingtattooedonmyhand obsessive?

Fuck I’m so stoked ! GG Allin drew this bat goat in his prison cell in 1990…. now on my lil hand thanks to our rad as fuck friend @Bobby_Ellis_Tattooer !

You’ll never tame me…

80’s Greyhound Dream Date

REQUIEM FOR A BAD MAN

GG Allin is a hero! He is an electric martyr in a world gone mad.

GG Allin is alive (still)… Just like Sid Vicious, just like James Dean, just like Eddie (Cochran)!

GG Allin needs to be heard! You are holding in your hands a “last will and testament.” A life-work! GG dared to be rare. A lot of us cared.

GG Allin did not live a life in vain. He lived a life in pain. Not shame.

GG Allin asked the right questions. Sometimes he gave the right answers.

GG Allin got a lot of press, TV, attention. He made an impact. He made an impression.

GG Allin will still be remembered! A hundred years from now GG Allin will be a Billy The Kid, Captain Blood, a Jesse James of a nuclear animal kingdom that’s strangling in its own promise.

GG Allin is “the last of the wild ones.” A vanishing American who fought alone on the frontier of change.

Like Amy Fisher, like Charles Manson, like the Birdman of Alcatraz, GG Allin was cast into the dark. But he saw the light.

GG Allin lived a life. In the real world. The light inside this album burns white hot.

 
KIM FOWLEY
Somewhere in the wind
Summer ‘93

DREAM DATE , 1993