Big Balls and The Great White Idiot

Big Balls and the Great White Idiot, the punk rock band from Hamburg, Germany, is best known for its satirical and provocative style. Formed in 1975, the band was one of the first punk rock acts in Germany, playing a significant role in the early German punk scene while writing lyrics in English. UK punk movement pioneers, the Sex Pistols, have continously been named to have had the greatest influence on the band and their stylistic development.

Their music is characterized by raw energy, irreverent lyrics and a rebellious attitude, often addressing social and political issues with a sense of humor and irony. Their work is notable for blending punk rock with other genres, showcasing a versatility that has kept their music relevant. Among fans and peer bands, Big balls and The Great White Idiot are respected for their influence on the punk movement in Germany and their commitment to the punk rock spirit.

They released their debut album, "Big Balls," in 1977, which helped establish their reputation. Over the decades, Big Balls and the Great White Idiot have released several albums and continued to perform live, maintaining a loyal fan base. Highly aggressive stage performances are a key trait the band has become reputable for. Punk News magazine called their sound "mean and ugly."

Their reasoning was "We hate everyone and wanted to be hated by everyone. Through our music we want to force people to have a break-through and feel a call to action, so that they would notice their frustration."