Bad Religion

Thoughts_Arrive

One of my favourite bands ever.
Any other fans?
Their show in Melbourne in November 2007 is one of the best shows I've been to.
Still got my ticket on the side of my desk as a memento lol

Lizard

My kids are really into them and I like what I have heard when they have them on.

I was SUPPOSED to see them with PJ on my first concert but it was cancelled :(

Oh and i am reading a Greg Graffin's book right now--pretty good.

mert

LOVE Bad Religion....

Random_Hero

I've seen this band a number of times, and the only thing that has changed is a higher hair line of all the guys in the band... that being said they are still an amazing live band! Although every thing after Recipe for Hate, with the exception of Process of Belief is to be ignored

Thoughts_Arrive

Random_Hero wrote:

I've seen this band a number of times, and the only thing that has changed is a higher hair line of all the guys in the band... that being said they are still an amazing live band! Although every thing after Recipe for Hate, with the exception of Process of Belief is to be ignored

What about The Gray Race???
That album totally rocks from start to finish, full of songs that are up their in my favourites list.

Yellow Ledbelly

Random_Hero wrote:

I've seen this band a number of times, and the only thing that has changed is a higher hair line of all the guys in the band... that being said they are still an amazing live band! Although every thing after Recipe for Hate, with the exception of Process of Belief is to be ignored

I actually like The Empire Strikes Back a great deal, but aside from that -- and a few moments on New Maps -- you are pretty much right.
I discovered these guys back in the early 90s and have been a major fan ever since. Definitely among my favorite bands. I would love to see them live but have never had the chance, so I have to frequently put the Live at the Palladium dvd in and crank the surround sound

Random_Hero

Thoughts_Arrive wrote:

Random_Hero wrote:

I've seen this band a number of times, and the only thing that has changed is a higher hair line of all the guys in the band... that being said they are still an amazing live band! Although every thing after Recipe for Hate, with the exception of Process of Belief is to be ignored

What about The Gray Race???
That album totally rocks from start to finish, full of songs that are up their in my favourites list.

yes I stand corrected the Gray Race is pretty awesome.

Thoughts_Arrive

Yellow Ledbelly wrote:

Random_Hero wrote:

I discovered these guys back in the early 90s and have been a major fan ever since. Definitely among my favorite bands. I would love to see them live but have never had the chance, so I have to frequently put the Live at the Palladium dvd in and crank the surround sound

You MUST see them, as I mentioned earlier one of the best shows I've been to, I walked out of Festival Hall on a natural high all night and the next few days. I took my friend along who isn't a fan of a punk and he loved it.
The show was full of energy, people going crazy in the mosh.
Live at the Palladium is mental, wish I had 5.1 sound :(

Yellow Ledbelly

Thoughts_Arrive wrote:

Live at the Palladium is mental, wish I had 5.1 sound :(

Yes it is....my neighbors aren't very fond of it for some unknown reason though

surforia

Great band... I once saw them with the Beastie Boys and Rage Against the Machine in Jersey for the Free Mumia benefit... No one was there to see them and my boy and I were just leaning over the railing on the barricade watching them tear shit up... They're new album kind of blows though, except for that song "Think Before you Die" Ever hear Greg Graffin's solo album? It's weird!

Gary Carter

i have so much respect for these guys. them and pennywise openend my eyes up to politics. saw them open for blink-182 at jones beach back in 00 and a few warped tours

Commy

Thoughts_Arrive wrote:

Random_Hero wrote:

I've seen this band a number of times, and the only thing that has changed is a higher hair line of all the guys in the band... that being said they are still an amazing live band! Although every thing after Recipe for Hate, with the exception of Process of Belief is to be ignored

What about The Gray Race???
That album totally rocks from start to finish, full of songs that are up their in my favourites list.

fuck yes it does. I love bad religion, got to see em at the showbox in Seattle whenever I lived there. decent show. band is amazing though, listening to a song right now influenced by Bad Religion. Rise Against -Bricks. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NklZ5nc2o5Q

Commy

metsfan wrote:

i have so much respect for these guys. them and pennywise openend my eyes up to politics. saw them open for blink-182 at jones beach back in 00 and a few warped tours

blink should be opening for both of those bands

Gary Carter

Commy wrote:

metsfan wrote:

i have so much respect for these guys. them and pennywise openend my eyes up to politics. saw them open for blink-182 at jones beach back in 00 and a few warped tours

blink should be opening for both of those bands

agreed. the best of both worlds of the southern cali punk scene

Thoughts_Arrive

I was against the railing at their Melbourne show.
Best was when some kid got past security, used a box of some sort for their equipment to launch himself onto the stage whilst running at full speed, hugged Greg Graffin and sung a few lyrics with him into his mic with his arm around Greg lol, then he done a massive stage dive, just cleared the railing but ended up slamming into a few people. The security guys almost grabbed him before he dived off the stage
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Show was great. Alkaline Trio was a great opener, I enjoyed their set. Bad Religion was amazing. Loved hearing Sorrow, A Walk, Infected, and obvious favorite 21st Century Digital Boy.