GG ALLIN ROCK AND ROLL TERRORIST ACTIVITY AND COLORING BOOK
PAGES: 128
DIMENSIONS:Ā 8.0 X 9.9 X 0.6 Inches
FORMAT: Softcover
AUTHOR(S):Ā Reid ChancellorĀ
The first objective storytelling about one of rockās most storied yet mysterious figures, these narrative activities areĀ for adults who want to understand mental health, trauma, and maladaptive coping mechanisms.Ā 2020 marks the 27th anniversary of the death of GG Allin, the most notorious rock nĀ roll artist of all time, a potent mix of the antics of Sid Vicious and the persecuted worldview of Hank Williams. He was loved and hated, but it was clear to everyone that he knew howĀ to create a spectacle: bleeding on stage, throwing feces at the audience, self-mutilation, and violent attacks. Instead of further glamorizing him as previous books have done, this activity and coloring book explores the lifetime of trauma thatĀ motivated him and what he felt like were his best creative expressions. Draw his tattoos, colorĀ his infamous onstage mayhem, engage with his unflinching takes on death, pain, and religion. Channel your rage through the page.
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PAGES: 128
DIMENSIONS:Ā 8.0 X 9.9 X 0.6 Inches
FORMAT: Softcover
AUTHOR(S):Ā Reid ChancellorĀ
The first objective storytelling about one of rockās most storied yet mysterious figures, these narrative activities areĀ for adults who want to understand mental health, trauma, and maladaptive coping mechanisms.Ā 2020 marks the 27th anniversary of the death of GG Allin, the most notorious rock nĀ roll artist of all time, a potent mix of the antics of Sid Vicious and the persecuted worldview of Hank Williams. He was loved and hated, but it was clear to everyone that he knew howĀ to create a spectacle: bleeding on stage, throwing feces at the audience, self-mutilation, and violent attacks. Instead of further glamorizing him as previous books have done, this activity and coloring book explores the lifetime of trauma thatĀ motivated him and what he felt like were his best creative expressions. Draw his tattoos, colorĀ his infamous onstage mayhem, engage with his unflinching takes on death, pain, and religion. Channel your rage through the page.
