GG AllinExpose Yourself

Raw, snarling garage punk that sounds like it was recorded inside a garbage can and somehow that's the point. The early cuts hit fast and filthy, all blown-out guitar and Allin barking through the distortion, while later tracks clean up just enough to let the rock-and-roll swagger show. "Bite It You Scum" comes on like a fist, gleeful and ugly at once. Twenty-two tracks pull from every backing band and era, so you get the whole nasty arc in one place. Not for the faint of stomach. The best way in to the most notorious man in punk.