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Hated in the Nation is a compilation album, initially releasedexclusivelyon the cassette format on ROIR, by phone machine controversial punk rock singer-songwriter and musician GG Allin. Consisting mainly of then-out-of-print recordings by Allin with his previous backing groups The Jabbers, The Scumfucs, Allin’s recording career to that time, The release came about as Allin’s notoriety was growing in New York and New England. ROIR Records president Neil Cooper had approached Mykel Board, Maximum RockNRoll columnist phone machine and owner of Siedboard World Enterprises, about the possibility of ROIR doing a GG Allin cassette, since Allin had already had friendly dealings with Board, phone machine stemming from Allin’s contribution to a compilation album Board had compiled in 1981. Cooper wanted to do an all-live album with Allin, but at the time, Allin’s appearances were already notorious for his stage antics phone machine which included attacking audience members, Audience members pulling GG offstage and beating him, defecating onstage, and throwing his feces at the audience. The decision was made to compile tracks from Allin’s back catalog when the live show to be phone machine recorded only lasted 3 songs. Allin discussed using recordings from the collection he and Peter Yarmouth had assembled when they created Black & Blue Records. and to attract new fans to Allin’s work, it is the only GG Allin title that has never gone out of print and, according to his official website, is also one of the most popular items in GG’s phone machine discography[1]. and The phone machine Cedar Street Sluts, Hated in the Nation became Allin’s first widespread international release; as such, since it is a compilation phone machine intended to both document The phone machine original plan was to use new studio and live recordings that would be done in New York. Entrusted with supervising the project, Board contacted Allin and then arranged a recording session with Shimmy Disc owner and producer Kramer at the latter’s Noise New York studio, and a live date at The Cat Club in New York City.