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Proud Scum
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Proud Scum were one of the more notable products of the punk scene of late 70's in Auckland New Zealand. Offensive, naughty, boyish, and above all, energetic. Jonathan Jamrag's polished garage band, the ultimate punk revivalists, with Jamrag (vocals), Rabbit (bass), and Bruce Hoffman (drums). Played extensively at the Occidental attracting a hardcore punk following. Atrocity left in June 79 and was replaced by Sid Rabbit. Also known as The Beagle Boys, they contributed two tracks to AK79, Suicide and I am a Rabbit and did a side of a single (Ripper RIP 2) Suicide 2.
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Proud Scum were one of the more notable products of the punk scene of late 70's in Auckland New Zealand. Offensive, naughty, boyish, and above all, energetic. Jonathan Jamrag's po… read more
Proud Scum were one of the more notable products of the punk scene of late 70's in Auckland New Zealand. Offensive, naughty, boyish, and above all, energetic. Jonathan Jamrag's polished garage band, the ultimate punk revivali… read more
