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No, I'm not talking about Islam*, I'm talking about the band. Which is your favourite album?
Locky
* Don't anyone have a go at me for saying that. If I'd said Christianity, no-one would have batted an eyelid... but I didn't:P
Locky
* Don't anyone have a go at me for saying that. If I'd said Christianity, no-one would have batted an eyelid... but I didn't:P
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No Control is an awesome album. Under half an hour long, but it's pure quality.
I recently bought The Process of Belief, after seeing 2 of the singles ("Sorrow" and "Broken") on p-rock... and hearing "Supersonic" on the radio at about 3am last year. It's now one of my favourite albums, as I can honestly say that there aren't any songs on there that I dislike... which is a rare thing, as most CD's usually have at least one or two songs on them that genuinely suck.
I'm now looking to buy "The Gray Race", as "Ten in 2010" and "Them and Us" (which I heard on Crazy Taxi) are excellent. Also... "You" from the album "No Control" was featured on Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 (God, it feels weird saying that!), I think. That was a good track.
I'm now looking to buy "The Gray Race", as "Ten in 2010" and "Them and Us" (which I heard on Crazy Taxi) are excellent. Also... "You" from the album "No Control" was featured on Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 (God, it feels weird saying that!), I think. That was a good track.
Land of the Free is my favourite album. Straight Ahead is good, also. Pennywise aren't my favourite band, though. NOFX are:) I've got 13 of their albums! Bad Religion are cool, too.
Nah, I reckon "It's Up To You" and "Set Me Free" were the weakest... those two songs are practically identical anyway, and not very inspired...
Favourite songs off that album are "My God", "Divine Intervention", "The World", "Enemy" and probably the title track...
The 'Live @ The Key Club' album rules though.
Favourite songs off that album are "My God", "Divine Intervention", "The World", "Enemy" and probably the title track...
The 'Live @ The Key Club' album rules though.
Yeah, it was. I think "Who's on your side" is the worst song on the album, though. Mind you, it's still V good. Locky
Gregg Graffin co-wrote one of the songs on 'Land of the Free?'... think it was called "Who's on Your Side" or something similar.
haha, true. Pennywise would go well, too...
All I know is: they go particular well with certain yellow taxis.
The gray race isn't bad, but it depends which Bad Religion style your looking for. Punk Rock Song, Them and us, 10 in 2010 all shine. And the rest don't suck, either...
Locky
Locky
Favourite album...?!?
Can't possibly pick one! Quite weird actually, I just listened to 'Recipe For Hate' then 'Against The Grain'. Pretty much all their albums rule. I haven't heard 'The Grey Race' but I think I've got pretty much everything else from 'Suffer' up to the latest release 'Process of Belief' (and a couple of live/demo CDs that are probably bootlegs...). 'No Substance' and 'New America' aren't quite as good as the rest (they lost Brett as he was spending time working at Epitaph records, his record label) but all the others are all amazing. You simply can't pick a favourite. Bad Religion rock more than many bands half their age. Easily one of the best and most important bands in punk rock history, and certainly in the So-Cal scene. They pretty much set the scene for Punk Rock after the 80's.
Can't possibly pick one! Quite weird actually, I just listened to 'Recipe For Hate' then 'Against The Grain'. Pretty much all their albums rule. I haven't heard 'The Grey Race' but I think I've got pretty much everything else from 'Suffer' up to the latest release 'Process of Belief' (and a couple of live/demo CDs that are probably bootlegs...). 'No Substance' and 'New America' aren't quite as good as the rest (they lost Brett as he was spending time working at Epitaph records, his record label) but all the others are all amazing. You simply can't pick a favourite. Bad Religion rock more than many bands half their age. Easily one of the best and most important bands in punk rock history, and certainly in the So-Cal scene. They pretty much set the scene for Punk Rock after the 80's.
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