**MINT CONDITION!!** GG ALLIN NIB BOBBLEHEAD THROBBLEHEAD BY AGGRONAUTIX Limited Edition!

Type

Throbblehead

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GG ALLIN BOBBLEHEAD BY AGGRONAUTIX Aggronautix Sold Out GG Allin Throbblehead by Aggronautix Portraying GG's 1989 look and is accurately sculpted, featuring his signature bandana, sunglasses, tattered clothing and beat-up leather jacket...and pile of poo Limited Edition of 2,000 units produced Materials: Polyresin Size: 7" Tall...Towering over the height of the average can of American beer...coincidence? We think not! Review by JoshB For those of you who aren't familiar with GG, let me give you a little background. GG was a punk singer who prided himself on being the most vile individual he could possibly be, taking the punk aesthetic to the extreme. While he never found mainstream success like other "shock rockers", he gained a cult following in punk circles. He lived hard and died young, just like he wanted. In high school, I dabbled in punk a bit, and had a friend in a punk band. The guitarist in his band sometimes also played in GG's band the Scumfu*ks. Through this connection I heard all the legends about GG Allin. "I heard GG passed around a bucket to the audience and they all spit in it and they drank it" "I heard GG got naked and took a dump on stage" "I heard GG was going to kill himself on stage" Two out of three of these things actually occured." To me GG's music was terrible. I wasn't that hardcore where I could "get" what he was trying to do. But you had to respect the fact that he put himself out there as a certain kind of person, and he lived that way to his fullest. In the end , GG died of a drug overdose in 1993 in private, not on stage. He was 36. This is the second GG Allin bobblehead, the first depicting him nearly naked as he appeared on stage in 1991. In this iteration, GG had much more clothing on, but still looked like crap. The box has nice art reminiscent of the punk rock flyers of the early 80s. Don't want to let this go by!!!