[QUOTE=fatwreckpunk]this is not available on cd, its an lp only and is very hard to find, trust me you dont wanna hear it anymore than you have to, its terrible, im suprised the band didnt change their name after this, but luckily most BR fans dont even think about it now, they overcome this when they released suffer :)[/QUOTE]
It is available on cd, but just as a promo.

My friend saw it at a garage sale and bought it for me. 20 dollars.

Anybody wanna reccomend me an album? I just downloaded The Empire Strikes First, I don't know if I like it that much though,

[QUOTE=SkaBandit]Anybody wanna reccomend me an album? I just downloaded The Empire Strikes First, I don't know if I like it that much though,[/QUOTE]

suffer

i would suggest [SIZE="3"]against the grain[/SIZE].i got my username from one of my favorite BR songs that is on that album.

[QUOTE=mullets suk]wot do all of you thnk about Bad Religions live album TESTED

i think its ok but its not that great becaue it is broken up and its not rally a live album[/QUOTE]
It good but i could see what they were trying to do not recording the crowd,
But at the end of the day its always the best thing to hear the crowd in a live album

Alright, I see them TONIGHT. Anyone else going to Starland?

[QUOTE=MAthiAS]Alright, I see them TONIGHT. Anyone else going to Starland?[/QUOTE]
f`uck ye all i would love to see bad religion live :upset:

I'll be at Starland.

Where in Jersey you at man?

My mom just baught me a Bad Religion shirt from her trip to california...yay~

[QUOTE=MAthiAS]Where in Jersey you at man?[/QUOTE]
I'm in Basking Ridge which is Somerset County.

some band we palyed a gig with tonight murdered YOU, by bad religion obviously, it was with just a drummer and a guitarist / lead singer. no bassist or other guitarist, it was diasterous

Well, worst posssible set they could have played. They had atleast 10 more amazing songs that should have been played.

Turn on the Light
Anesthesia
21st Century Digital Boy
Generator
No Control
You
American Jesus
Recipe for Hate
Suffer
Overture/Sinister Rouge
All There Is
LA is Burning
Let Them Eat War
God's Love
The Gray Race
Come Join Us
Supersonic
Prove It
Sorrow
Epiphany
Defense

^^They played Infected and Man with a Mission too, and I agree about the setlist. They played like the worst songs on Suffer, disappointing with that being my favorite album of theirs.

i think i must have been lucky the 2 times i saw them, they played all my fave songs from suffer / no control and all of my favourite newer songs. I think they are sticking to the same set a lot on tour at the moment, well its seems thats way

[QUOTE=SkaBandit]Anybody wanna reccomend me an album? I just downloaded The Empire Strikes First, I don't know if I like it that much though,[/QUOTE]

Theyre definitely an aquired taste. It took me a little while to really get into 'em. I'd buy some of their older stuff, like Suffer, or No Control. Or you could get the greatest hits cd "all ages"

Not for me, i loved them the minute i heard Give You Nothing on Punk-O-Rama 2.

Discussions on BR's best release could seriously go on all day, so i'd agree and say get All Ages

they have been one of my favourite punk bands since i first heard suffer. that album sold them to me, its just incredible

[QUOTE=Drop The Baby]Not for me, i loved them the minute i heard Give You Nothing on Punk-O-Rama 2.

Discussions on BR's best release could seriously go on all day, so i'd agree and say get All Ages[/QUOTE]

Right on, thanks. :thumb:

Get Against The Grain. Trust me.

Get "How could Hell be any Worse" awesome album.

i have no control and its :thumb:

suffer is still the best imo, and will always be my favourite BR album, i dont think they could possibly make one better

get suffer first

[QUOTE=fatwreckpunk]suffer is still the best imo, and will always be my favourite BR album, i dont think they could possibly make one better[/QUOTE]
Against the Grain is pretty close, but I agree.

People don't seem to mention Stranger than Fiction too much, but I'm realizing now that its pretty sick.

[QUOTE=fatwreckpunk]suffer is still the best imo, and will always be my favourite BR album, i dont think they could possibly make one better[/QUOTE]
I think No Control. Suffer is awesome, just doesn't hit it for me. No Control was my first Br album. Both times I saw them, they played loadsa stuff off it.

AND MODERN MAN!

Stranger than Fiction is tight, but Greg's writing seems way weaker than on any of their other albums. That and Recipe for Hate have Brett's best lyrics.

[QUOTE=victimofreality]Stranger than Fiction is tight, but Greg's writing seems way weaker than on any of their other albums. That and Recipe for Hate have Brett's best lyrics.[/QUOTE]
Join the handshake.

Gosh I have never heard any Bad Religion except this live thing which was really cool. But I got no money. Could anybody YSI me some. Thanks.

the only song by them ive heard is epiphany and i thought it was pretty good

[QUOTE=Punk/SkaMan44]the only song by them ive heard is epiphany and i thought it was pretty good[/QUOTE]

epiphany doesnt sound like a lot of any other BR songs. very experimental track.

[QUOTE=white_riot]Get "How could Hell be any Worse" awesome album.[/QUOTE]

is that the same as 80-85?

if it it, yeah its awesome.

[QUOTE=_JR]is that the same as 80-85?

if it it, yeah its awesome.[/QUOTE]
Yeah it's "How Could Hell Be Any Worse?" with their first EP, their stuff off of the Public Service comp, and "Back To The Known."

i think if i bought no control first it would probably be my favourite, i just have very good memories as suffer was the first punk album i heard. I like it more and more everytime i hear it. I then bought the remastered version. I gave the remastrered version to my girlfriend as i thought to myself i wanted to keep the original quality version just because of the memories of first hearing it

[QUOTE=skavid]Yeah it's "How Could Hell Be Any Worse?" with their first EP, their stuff off of the Public Service comp, and "Back To The Known."[/QUOTE]
ok yeah, thats what i thought. it's really good though, they sound so young, but still so talented, gonna go listen to it now

Greg has a raspy teen voice in their early early years. Then just a couple years later he had the voice he has now. Puberty!

[QUOTE=lynch_me]Greg has a raspy teen voice in their early early years. Then just a couple years later he had the voice he has now. Puberty![/QUOTE]
Well, yeah the band members were only 15 when they released their first EP.

[QUOTE=lynch_me]Join the handshake.[/QUOTE]
I'm not exactly sure what you mean, but yes, that is one of Greg's lame songs.

And it's shun the handshake.

When i saw them a few weeks ago, Brett wasnt there, just Greg Hetson and Brian Baker :( Why no Brett?

I read in an interview that he doesn't like to tour anymore, he said he's 'not a touring musician'.

I@ve seen them three times and he's not been there, probably too busy running epitaph. Or too lazy