lol this album

Album Rating: 3.5

yeah

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Pretty underrated tbh

i'll go listen to Steely Dan

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Good idea! My Two Against Nature review will be up this weekend

Album Rating: 2.0

un owen was her?

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q16KpquGsIc&t=18s

Album Rating: 2.0

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March 17th 2013





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historic thread

so glad to be a part of it

Album Rating: 3.5

"Good idea! My Two Against Nature review will be up this weekend"



Update: the review is up!

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too bad tihs isnt as good as that

Album Rating: 3.5

Agreed, but I don't think this is even close to being BR's worst album

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that would not surprise me whatsoever, i will most likely never listen to some of the newer ones lol

Album Rating: 3.0

That honor goes to the aptly titled No Substance

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i respect a young band taking an ambitious left turn like this, but i couldnt in good conscience recommend this album to anyone lol



i definitely respect it more than i would aging punk rockers farting out the same old same old for a 10th or 15th time or whatever

Album Rating: 3.0

a competant joke album that is better than serious "left turns"

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the virgin punks who hate it for not being punk enough vs the chad park who thinks the ""prog"" elements are bad and drawing from one of the worst trends of the 80s

Album Rating: 3.5

So either way, people aren't satisfied :]

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i will give them props though, they used that atrocious synth sound one year before van halen's jump !

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The best-known representation of this would be the Neo-Prog movement in full swing at this time. This was an attempt to posit prog as a contemporary music played on modern musical instruments, shorn of the embarassing excesses of the 1970s. Of course the embarassing excesses were what made prog in the first place, and so the results of the neo-prog movement became mired in mediocrity, but I think it's easy to mistake the results for the intent and incorrectly assume that mediocrity is what these bands were aiming for.



So if "Into the Unknown" turns out to not be a particularly good record, one needs to bear in mind that most prog made in 1983 was not very good either. (It's worth wondering if Bad Religion would've turned into Cheer-Accident simply by making this record five years later.) One could almost see this lineup of Bad Religion on a double-bill with IQ.





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cant unhear that riff from pigs on the dichotomy