In 1972 Stack Waddy's second and final effort, Bugger Off!, posed the question "could 'Willie The Pimp' really get any nastier?", and then proceeded to answer it with an emphatic, phlegmy, "yes." Proto-punk in form and approach, the four-piece were signed to John Peel's Dandelion label, knocking out a pair of lps before calling it in 1973.
This is Hot Rats in the garage with paint thinner . . .
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