Ja nawet nie tylko slyszalem, a nawet nagralem i do dzisiaj nie wiedzialem co to za kapela, zgralem na kompa, puscilem na jutuba i po grupach tematycznych i juz wiem 😁
( n.j ) the beast , chronic sick , the worst , lethal agression , daisy cutter , the misfits , samhain , the fiendz , all these jersey bands were kickin' serious ass !!!
In 1980, there was a van being driven around New England, with drippy spray paint in huge letters, that said: "GG Allin & the Jabbers - The Worst of Punk."
@@josephsinsalot Ya - I was driving the van {- and did the paint job myself, too}. Manchester, Boston, Portland, New York - even a gig on the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, in Kittery, and a memorable one in a huge garage in Milford, NH, a giant structure in Hicksville, filled with bikers and assorted "red" {GG's word for un-cool people} people, with the band situated at the far end of the barn-like structure, so the band had to move through the crowd to enter and exit. It got a little tense when the crowd of a couple of hundred people started pressing in closer and closer to the band, with no retreat should things turn ugly. Ya, a fight or two broke out, but no harm came to the band. As it happened the band and GG were So Fuckin' Good - and intimidating - that when their set was done, the crowd PARTED in awe and reverence when we left. That one was Real Cool. Nobody said a word, they just looked and stepped back. It was like Moses crossing the Red Sea. I also vividly recall, Mr. Mud, that GG was face-down in a little mud puddle at one point, on the concrete floor, and rubbed dripping mud all over his face - a precursor to what was to come. {He wasn't bleeding onstage, yet - and he remained fully clothed, AND sang great! He wasn't drinking or doing drugs - other than smoking pot with me - at the time. They did complete, amazingly great, LOUD sets, never getting kicked out of anywhere! Early 1980 - he was Wicked Cool in those days, and that band was just Fuckin' Great. GG was even singing - really SINGING! - covers of, "California Sun" and "GLORIA", and closing the set with Iggy Pop's, "I Got A Right".} Put a lot of miles on that van - and David Peel was in it, too, when the LP was being recorded. GG paid Peel to travel to NH and stay at his place in Manchester while the album was being recorded. Fatties were passed around redundantly.
Jim Danger Rt on. I have a crazy ass story regarding gg in WV in 91 but unlike your times together there were drugs, nakedness, and lots of random violence. Plus, we were merely acquaintances; whereas, from your stories, I gather that you must of been relatively close friends. Good times
@@josephsinsalot Yes, we were close from early '80 'til around late '83, then got in touch again in fall of '92, 'til he croaked. {If you've heard, "Hangin' Out With Jim", I'm the Jim - me and Jim Beam both, actually.}
Mike will this ever be reissued on 12"? CD discography is cool, 7" bootleg is bad, but it's still vinyl, and most of us will never be able to buy original one. Someone really needs to put this masterpiece available again.
I met Mike in the late 90s or 00s I know he had been in jail at one point, awesome guy bought records off him, talked music he worked a vintage 2hand store in Red Bank NJ, the drummer I for get his name died like maybe ten years ago if I remember right he had a wife and kids which is really a shame , this record got me into deep into 80s NY and NJ hardcore forever grateful
The drummer was my dad. He made some music with Mike the guitar player under the name heavy liquid. They are all still around except my dad. Not sure if the other dudes did anything else.
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One of the best i`ve ever heard.
Listening here 🖐🤘😊..
Mennn,, ur band is Awesome Billy. (GREAT🔥songs nd love it🎵)
I first heard 'Loud & Fast' on Killed By Hardcore Vol.2 and HAD to buy a copy of this record from my good friends at Dr.Strange Records!
Great band. I heard this EP on polish radio in '85 or '86. Thank's for upload.
Sarka-Farka that's so cool
Ja nawet nie tylko slyszalem, a nawet nagralem i do dzisiaj nie wiedzialem co to za kapela, zgralem na kompa, puscilem na jutuba i po grupach tematycznych i juz wiem 😁
( n.j ) the beast , chronic sick , the worst , lethal agression , daisy cutter , the misfits , samhain , the fiendz , all these jersey bands were kickin' serious ass !!!
Don’t forget Bedlam, Mental Decay & Adrenalin OD
We Are the Worst :00-:55
Emergency Room :56-2:12
I Don't Know 2:13-3:05
Going to New York 3:06-4:45
Go to Hell 4:46-6:17
Face 6:18-7:24
City of Sin 7:25-8:20
Loud and Fast 8:21-9:42
I Wanna Stop 9:43-10:58
Thanks!
yessss. one of the best records.
Perhaps that's why it was booted by thee?
LOVE YOU GUYS!!! JOHN from P.D.
real punk
AMAZING GROUP !!! Get the c.d. comp if u can find it.It's got all the goodies on it. Play it for your neighbors! THIS IS JERSEY SHORE MUSIC!!
Just to let you know Trezz still plays!!
JOY-SEE HAWDCORE!!!
@@miketrezza2508 😮😮 have any new music up??
In 1980, there was a van being driven around New England, with drippy spray paint in huge letters, that said: "GG Allin & the Jabbers - The Worst of Punk."
That it was... poor ol’ psychotic and delusional g.g.. I assume you were near New Hampshire?
@@josephsinsalot Ya - I was driving the van {- and did the paint job myself, too}. Manchester, Boston, Portland, New York - even a gig on the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, in Kittery, and a memorable one in a huge garage in Milford, NH, a giant structure in Hicksville, filled with bikers and assorted "red" {GG's word for un-cool people} people, with the band situated at the far end of the barn-like structure, so the band had to move through the crowd to enter and exit. It got a little tense when the crowd of a couple of hundred people started pressing in closer and closer to the band, with no retreat should things turn ugly. Ya, a fight or two broke out, but no harm came to the band. As it happened the band and GG were So Fuckin' Good - and intimidating - that when their set was done, the crowd PARTED in awe and reverence when we left. That one was Real Cool. Nobody said a word, they just looked and stepped back. It was like Moses crossing the Red Sea. I also vividly recall, Mr. Mud, that GG was face-down in a little mud puddle at one point, on the concrete floor, and rubbed dripping mud all over his face - a precursor to what was to come. {He wasn't bleeding onstage, yet - and he remained fully clothed, AND sang great! He wasn't drinking or doing drugs - other than smoking pot with me - at the time. They did complete, amazingly great, LOUD sets, never getting kicked out of anywhere! Early 1980 - he was Wicked Cool in those days, and that band was just Fuckin' Great. GG was even singing - really SINGING! - covers of, "California Sun" and "GLORIA", and closing the set with Iggy Pop's, "I Got A Right".} Put a lot of miles on that van - and David Peel was in it, too, when the LP was being recorded. GG paid Peel to travel to NH and stay at his place in Manchester while the album was being recorded. Fatties were passed around redundantly.
Jim Danger Rt on. I have a crazy ass story regarding gg in WV in 91 but unlike your times together there were drugs, nakedness, and lots of random violence. Plus, we were merely acquaintances; whereas, from your stories, I gather that you must of been relatively close friends. Good times
@@josephsinsalot Yes, we were close from early '80 'til around late '83, then got in touch again in fall of '92, 'til he croaked. {If you've heard, "Hangin' Out With Jim", I'm the Jim - me and Jim Beam both, actually.}
I have this exact copy on 7" with same cover art. KBDeeeeeeee!!!!
Though that is cool, it's a bootleg. OG is a 12'' on the infamous Mutha label.
@@baronnickvonsick139 Yeah, I’m aware it’s a bootleg. That’s all I could afford. $$$
No nonsense real 77 punk.....
Mike Trezza!!
Mike will this ever be reissued on 12"? CD discography is cool, 7" bootleg is bad, but it's still vinyl, and most of us will never be able to buy original one. Someone really needs to put this masterpiece available again.
@@najlepsezelje there's a reissue on radio Raheem records plus more songs
Where in Jersey were these guys from?
FWUCKIN JOY-SEE HAWDCORE !!!
Does anyone know what happened to the band members after this release? Did any of them go on to make any more music?
I met Mike in the late 90s or 00s I know he had been in jail at one point, awesome guy bought records off him, talked music he worked a vintage 2hand store in Red Bank NJ, the drummer I for get his name died like maybe ten years ago if I remember right he had a wife and kids which is really a shame , this record got me into deep into 80s NY and NJ hardcore forever grateful
What about do it?
The drummer was my dad. He made some music with Mike the guitar player under the name heavy liquid. They are all still around except my dad. Not sure if the other dudes did anything else.
@@dude6779 do it is still around
@@Magnusdoom tell him north Miami says whats up