G.G and Dee Dee with the Murder Junkies - Bite It You Scum (take 2/3) Jan '91, Tin Pan Alley Studios

[@Danimal77]

Dee Dee looks like Eddie Van Halen here and this is the most clothing GG has ever worn before.

[@markrosenquist8259]

Haha! Yeah when Ed was a Meth head.

[@jackwhiteakajoker9394]

He looks much better

[@maxstrong6915]

He's the most clothed person in the video. It's like watching a carhartt bro in 2024

[@LetsGoMetsGo33]

Here's some guitar math: EVH - EVH = Dee Dee. But I like Dee Dee better!

[@ivanicabratulic9297]

This is legendary, too many punk legends in one band

[@jarrettgardner0628]

Dee Dee was still in his "personality crisis" mode a few years after making his Dee Dee King "Standing In The Spotlight" white boi rap album back in 1989. He left one of the greatest bands of all time and the very first bona fide punk rock group to join GG All in and the Murder Junkies. His main motivations for joining the GG Scumfuc Crew was so he could have fun again playing music with no pressure or Johnny Ramone dictatorship. Dee Dee's lead guitar "solos" over are hilarious!! Dee Dee has no idea what he's playing but me fakes through it pretty well... Kind of a bummer now knowing that one of GG Allin's greatest anthems was not written by GG himself but rather written by Al Mead from New Hampshire heavy metal band Knightmare and he also played in his other band Meat Hook. Al Mead worked with GG Allin on his Scumfucs "You'll Never Tame Me" album recorded back in 1985 and credited as "Al Lee Slime". That album was recorded with just GG Allin, Al Mead, & Tim Lacombe on drums with fake band member name credits added onto the record sleeve. Even though GG Allin did not write "Bite It You Scum" he is still one of the greatest scum punk rock songwriters of all time!!

[@computersnevergoonstrike]

Holy shit, this is the most amazing story I've ever read, and unlike most people who have shared GG stories on the likes of youtube and reddit where I know they're full of shit (heh), I believe you 10000%. That is truly fascinating. I've made friends and/or met some people who crossed paths with GG in his day.... I've been a friend of Lisa Carver's for awhile (although we've lost touch since I stopped going on social media, I still will talk to her every now and then to just say '"hi"-- I actually still have the flier for a show that was to take place the day of my birthday, July 4th.... 1989, with Suckdog, GG Allin, Psychodrama, and maybe one more. GG got lost looking for the venue, knocked on the door at Lisa's house, her mom answered, and he just said fuck it, h was gonna "go drinkin' with the boys" if I am thinking correctly. The show never happened. I have two fliers for it now that I think about it. Would have been a great bill.... I randomly came across Bloody Mess as I am familiar with Peoria and live in IL to this day, and I bought some cool stuff from him, got some extras as well. He had some fun GG stories too. Met Liz Mankowski when she was living with a friend of mine very briefly, and around that same time she had a chapter in one of Lisa's books. I spoke to her about GG for a little bit and shared scans of some photos I had gotten from Lisa that I didn't think she had ever seen. She was nice... seemed pretty normal to me. The friend I had at the time who she was living with had stories that said otherwise, but I won't even say where he's currently residing... Anyway, it's extremely fascinating to hear that story and I would love to pick your brain for a little bit regarding GG and just some of the other people who came out of that era as a result of him, be it influence or whatever.... You seem like you know your stuff, and this is the first time i've heard a GG story from somebody other than the three names I mentioned where I actually learned something, and I thought I had read and seen all there was at this point! Just when you think you know it all, GG sticks another banana in your ass and you fuckin' find out his best song wasn't even written by him. But you knwo what? That's OK.... let's be real.... his best songs weren't written by him anyway. He either ripped off the melody or ripped it off directly- with or without the band's permission! Beer PIcnic? Bad Tuna Experience... And I am unsure if they said yes when he asked them if he could cover it (he did ask, at least!) but he did it either way. I like bother versions. Cool to hear a female singing it too... kinda like an ;'80s version of L7 or the Lunechicks.... Then of course you've got Tough Fuckin' Shit which is a Nancy Sinatra rip... God of Fire in Hell was a rip I think.... he really was great at taking and recreating a song based on this or that. The way he took credit for the album with the Jabbers just leads all the more reason for me to have no reason to doubt you. But I'm shocked I had never read or heard about this before and would bet that even some of the people I mentioned that knew GG had no idea either! Here's two things I gotta ask ya right now, hoping to hell you're still on here and see this long comment.... 1. I heard GG played with Both Thurston Moore and J. Macias...... I am pretty sure I've read something from Thurston's end talking about it too so I think that is real, but did he also play with Macias very briefly? I had thought that he contributed to something or another that would end up on Hated in the Nation eventually. But I'm unsure what that would have been- ditto to Thurston Moore. My other question would be.... if GG didn't write Bite It You Scum, please tell me he wrote Fuckin' the Dog? That song is one of my favorites and the guitar in it reminds me of a dog growling at one point. Love it. But always found it funny that he turned it into Living Like An Animal as what I heard was like a last-ditch attempt at gaining some radio and mainstream play. But I could be wrong... did Fuckin' the Dog come afterwards? I know that Living Like an Animal was recorded with (I think) 3 other songs and he had a glam band of sorts behind him. Cannot remember their name at all.... Man, I also agree with you on Dee Dee LOL he's just noodling away and probably high as a kite, but somehow the noodling just blends in. This is a pretty tight take all things considered.... thank god for Bill Weber eh? Sorry for such a long reply, but your story was so fascinating and I'd love to hear more if you have them. I am the original creator of this account, and was locked out of it probably 5-10 years ago or whenever my last upload was posted. I don't even know why I was locked out. It just didn't take my password one day, and every single retrieval process would not work. To this day, they won't work.... The answer to my secret question doesn't work... it's lame. I plan to have more uploads on my current channel as time goes on. I've kind of just begun. But reply back to me on here if you happen to see this.... I am truly curious about the order in which Fuckin the Dog/Livin Like an Animal really went down or if I have it right, and would just love to talk music with you. -Nick L.M/

[@Metallimad06]

Dee Dee King was amazing

[@ReverendWin-id9gp]

The Kieth Richard and Mick jagger of underground Rock n roll

[@leahflower9924]

i have to admit GG looks really cool in the hoodie, Tim Armstrong eat your heart out

[@hughbetcha436]

This line-up could have filled stadiums with tens of thousands come to worship!

[@drk321]

yet they are playing in someones living room.

[@kenbaker-ps6ej]

I think you meant, when tens come to worship.

[@jeff7764]

lol no it wouldn’t of

[@layerba714]

it would of been the sickest lineup ever

[@CindyAhern555]

The studio demo rehearsals at Tin Pan Alley, NYC (referred to as the Dee Dee Ramone Sessions) took place on November 6th and 7th 1991

[@machinegun3133]

two legends singing/playing one of the greatest rock tunes of all time

[@leahflower9924]

for some reason this puts me in a good mood like it brings dee dee and gg back from the dead or something

[@machinegun3133]

@@leahflower9924 fuck yes Leah!

[@drk321]

"greatest rock tunes of all time" Um.....whut? Come on. I love punk rock but I would walk out of this room.

[@CircleOfTyrants666]

Yes it is

[@3pound]

@@drk321 bite it is one of the greatest punk songs written. What are you talking about.

[@zippymufo9765]

LOL Dee Dee trying to play lead guitar is hilarious

[@Mr.NeroAugustus]

I love this! Thanks for the upload.

[@chris73brown]

This is great man. Thx for uploadin

[@godFlintstone]

--.... in the entirety of the bootleg, during one song where Dee Dee is either just noodling or maybe barely playing and just hitting random notes (I forget what song, but it was later Murder Junkies material... I'll upload it eventually), he says he's sorry and just has no idea how that song goes. G.G. basically replies with a compliment (unless he has the worst sarcastic tone ever), and tells him not to worry and he thought it sounded great. G.G. also loved Dee Dee's 'new' lead on Bite It.....

[@laa0fa502]

GG loved him so it was probably genuine. They were making accommodations for their tour with dee dee because he didn't know half the songs when they started talking

[@jason.duirwalder9719]

How hard is it to look at the bass player or other guitar player to see what's being played? It's not like it's tech-death.

[@purpled4864]

@@jason.duirwalder9719 you do during the heat of a punk show while you're probably also either stoned or drunk out of your mind

[@jaredkrause2300]

Its crazy to know Dee was sober at the time... These moments are epic, wish i was the fly on gg or dd

[@maxxxmodelz4061]

You sure? I heard rumors the only reason he joined the band for that short week was because it put him in direct contact with a good heroin dealer.

[@trishhines4589]

Hahahah, ! Guys?

[@LeahDyson-kq4bd]

​@@maxxxmodelz4061😅

[@tazmaniandevil2335]

Suprised how composed and calm, gg was during this

[@maxxxmodelz4061]

He didn't want to scare off Dee Dee. That was a dream for him to have a name like Dee Dee Ramone playing in his band. Of course Dee Dee got cold feet and fell off the wagon before they could play live anyway.

[@rumo510]

No live audience. He saved his bodily fluids/solids for his adoring fans

[@David_Downs]

Its rehearsal footage.

[@JayyVee41]

@@rumo510wow was gonna be my comment exactly. But I was gonna say well he wasn’t gonna shit on himself in rehearsal

[@computersnevergoonstrike]

@@maxxxmodelz4061 Is that the reason Dee Dee officially left? I know it was something like a matter of days after this practice, but I thought Dee Dee had already slipped by the point of joining the Murder Junkies..... I also thought part of the allure to joining was the fact that drugs would be plentiful (and it would be one big party with nothing taken seriously compared to the Ramones). Did he just quit after falling off the wagon? Just seems odd because obviously GG was using heroin and it was going to be all over the place.

[@alternatereality7301]

2 heroine overdose legends on stage

[@anonamatron]

Supergirl and Wonder Woman?

[@dgenerated]

And only one of them was an actual heroin addict!..

[@cricketmc5736]

Bruh 💀

[@jackwhiteakajoker9394]

I like the drummer of how in the background he looks like a ghost

[@Bavodekat]

Best song of GG FOR SURE!

[@niemals9837]

No doubt

[@DavidTellez-vc2lu]

Qué chido fucking cooool

[@nolagospeltracts8264]

Dee Dee just wanted a gig with no responsibility.

[@leahflower9924]

lol he really looks at home in this video

[@7Dunaway7]

He just didn’t want to throw beer bottles at hookers.

[@nedstarkravingmad1799]

I would expect more from a junkie...

[@joeshmoe5168]

But he didn’t want to take responsibility he quit after gg threw beer bottles at hookers

[@denisyaremenko7746]

GG ALLIVE!!! це бесподобно!!!

[@DavidTellez-vc2lu]

Eran buenos chicos

[@rolfherrichtherricht]

The Fucking King of Rock`n`Roll

[@brwncount]

Man that vid rocked

[@robertcreighton4635]

Gg in clothing unbelievable 😂

[@godFlintstone]

Also.... this is the tightest take too, in my opinion....

[@Fenriz1222]

I think Dee Dee lasted about a week with GG... Can't blame him.

[@computersnevergoonstrike]

OP here: not sure, but I think it was like, 3 days. Literally. Maybe 2? I dunno, could have been an exaggeration, but I think Dee Dee was there for the fun time and easy drugs, and realized that it wasn't going to be a fun time even if there were easy drugs..

[@gratefuldrifter6588]

Glorious man , fuckin dope.

[@godFlintstone]

It's pretty obvious why Dee Dee joined the band... probably. Haha. I can only imagine how many free drugs they gave him. I've also read and heard from fans and others that G.G. really was "proud" (I don't know I want to phrase it this way necessarily... I'm not quoting verbatim) to have Dee Dee alongside them. However, in the end, G.G. was too much and I'm guessing the free drugs and girls probably weren't worth it in the end for Dee. I hear he got out before he got bad. Also.....--

[@williamschutz4982]

Nicky Doubledick. Dee Dee left so quickly he didn't even take his amp with him.

[@4pmpm114]

10 yrs late....but ....GG never had enough drugs, he were broke....you talk of "free" drugs?? Another idiot U Tuber i see..

[@hammeredwithhorror]

@@williamschutz4982 According to Merle they were supposed to be playing a show with Dee Dee for the Hated documentary but as Todd Phillios was telling people what all GG does when on stage the owner overheard this and cancelled the show on the spot. Dee Dee never came back after that night with Merle feeling he was just not prepared for what was to come as it got closer to going out on tour with GG. He pussed out basically!

[@rioramone2654]

Dee dee 👍👍👍

[@byerly6]

Where is that hoodie today?

[@ggwerran2738]

Awesome lineup

[@diggerthegroundhog8799]

Is that Dee Dee plying lead? If it is I had no clue he was that good.

[@neilwiththedeal]

“So that’s the name I DIDNT KNOW.”

[@asianfacility5682]

Reminds me of Alexei Fishev, Ugol from Orgasm Nostradamus band.

[@7BUllangueroAzul]

Fuera de joda... Este es un temazo

[@barbaraferreri6427]

Danny Rolling approves

[@johndoeiii6103]

Whats the connection?

[@akatripclaymore.9679]

Too much Class for one stage...lol..

[@leahflower9924]

Too much punk for one stage lol

[@darbytat2]

cool seeing this different cam angle.

[@ReverendWin-id9gp]

Merle Allin is there best bassist in Rock n roll

[@darrenblacketer1578]

Can anyone help me answer a question amd it is this did the lead singer from dinosaur jr play with gg allin before he started his own band 🤔❓

[@ReverendWin-id9gp]

HAIL! GG

[@TheMonolake]

Something flew outa his mouth

[@RDX1981]

the twilight zone presents the followin video:

[@LemoTetson]

Damn, if only after this (or by ‘93) Dee Dee had come back to The Ramones, we could say a member of GG Allin & The Murder Junkies is on Disney Plus, haha. Disney has all the episodes of The Simpsons, and in 1993 The Ramones were on The Simpsons. Unfortunately Dee Dee had already left, so he wasn’t on the episode. But I guess we can at least say a band that once had a member of GG Allin & The Murder Junkies is on Disney Plus, haha.

[@computersnevergoonstrike]

The band who sang Peanut Butter Jelly Time was featured on Family Guy and some Super Mario Bros. TV show that I had never heard of (I remember the old one, and it sucked, but I still owned its DVDs for some reason... this was post-2001). Why is this worth a damn? Well, sometime in LV back in 2002, Tthe lead singer of the band that wrote that song, The Buckwheat Boyz, had police called on him after yielding a gun and then firing it at somebody-- and missing. When a cop recognized him by his description (and the fact he was still yielding a gun...) at a bus stop, he got out of his car and approached Fuller, who shot his twice in his head and chest.... barely grazing his head, and the second shot hit his bulletproof vest, so he was not hurt. When another cop pulled up, Fuller shot through the windshield, shattering it and hitting the shoulder area of the cop's uniform while shredding the fabric, but... also missing him. So he missed all three people he shot at- he really was a one-hit wonder! He did a lot of other crazy stuff that caused a police standoff, including taking two hostages who wound up escaping out of a window from this dipshit.... Then out of nowhere he calls a radio station and says he has a famous relative who he wanted to speak to. And then he tells them how he is fucking Snoop Dogg's brother in-law. His sister's wife was his sister... Snoop left him a message, telling him that lawyers and shit would take care of it all, but peanut butter jelly time was not convinced. Cops eventually came in with tear gas and flash bangs, but PB Jelly Time ended that day... he had blown his brain out and they chose to not carry on without him. One of their songs from the album that had PB Jelly Time was later featured in as 2009 Baskin Robbins promotion, "Ice Cream Cake".... they guys had a lot of songs about food, and it's also one of those stories that kind of got tucked under the rug. Even their wikipedia has no mention of it. But it mentions the rest. Oh, and Old Dominion college uses the Ice Cream Cake song during basketball games as well. I had no idea about this whole incident until recently myself, but remember the days of seeing that stupid dancing banana on sites like ebaumsworld and shit. Your comment kind of reminded me of this whole crazy story, which got even crazier as I read he was related to Snoop Dogg and he even got involved. He's kind of everywhere it feels like... And hey.... one of GG's idols, John Wayne Gacy, rubbed noses with some elite, even if he likely meant nothing to the hosts/hostesses. Due to his involvement in community/machine politics, he was allowed some minor roles and perks, and one was running the Polish American parade which was the reason he got to meet Rosalynn Carter. But again, he was just a face in the crowd to her amongst many other photos with other faces. Nonetheless, his photo with her can't be erased- ever. Heh... I lived near- and the in Des Plaines most of my life. Near my entire life, and in Des Plaines, IL, not too far from the Gacy plot from about 2017-2020. I've been by and to it plenty o times in the past... Last thing I'll mention as it's kind of crazy, but the thing that actually got GG caught before he did his prison time was the fact that he had written a letter or two to Hinckley, and because of this, he was on a govt. watch list and eventually arrested by the secret service in IL. Before his conviction, while his bail was set to (I think) 10k, he offered to sell paintings by Gacy to pay for it. Inside/Outside (which might be on this page- I'm the OP) was all donated to his bond as well. But it's like the 7 degrees of Kevin Bacon with some of these crazy stories.... they all come back to some famous clusterfuck in the end. In the end, I'll just say I'm real happy PBJT is dead.

[@Goodtimesallthetime]

"I thought this was the GG Allin band" Dee Dee Ramone

[@frankyymilkyy9001]

Wow, everything is legal, no crap,

[@c.fanger5083]

GG Allin should be crowned “king of the aspergians”

[@HippiePirates]

I thumbed up it to 777 because Jesus Christ put on a heavenly performance. It is weird seeing him dressed without cuts and crap smeared all over. Looks like a show I could have taken my mom too.

[@leonardcohen19]

♥

[@kirk9598]

Wow GG wearing clothes on stage !

[@jimmyg3193]

I’m pretty sure it was a rehearsal

[@houseofsolomon2440]

They copped from the same spots/people

[@geezersson6759]

This combo would have been $$$$ De De was scared

[@oiyabastard]

DR OZ ON GUITARLOLOL dee dee wud be bedda on bass

[@ihixulu]

Bill > Dee Dee

[@CircleOfTyrants666]

This is History

[@markthumann1121]

GG allin is a farce he sucks