(GI)

(GI) is the Germs' 1979 studio album, produced by Joan Jett, that captures the band's raw, chaotic take on late 1970s Los Angeles punk. The record features abrasive, fast guitar work, terse and often abrasive songs, and Darby Crash's confrontational vocal style, placing it at the intersection of punk and early hardcore and marking it as an influential document of the LA punk scene.