Alone - Greg Garing

Advantages: Many a great song
Disadvantages: Pointless for the big fans

.... Suffer 12. Faith Alone 13. No Control 14. 21st Century (Digital Boy) 15. Atomic Garden 16. No Direction 17. Automatic Man 18. Change of Ideas 19. Sanity 20. Walk Away 21. Best for You 22. F**k Armageddon...This Is Hell I wont waste your time by analysing each track, but i will highlight some that stand out. I want to conquer the world is a very meaningful song for the band and in a way they have done just as they say here. Other great songs are against the grain, 21st century (digital boy), f**k armageddon...this is hell and of course the mighty Generator. The band are Greg Graffin - Vocals Brett Gurewitz - Guitar Jay Bentley - Bass Greg Hetson - Guitar Brian Baker - Guitar Brooks Wackerman - Drums all these guys deserve a mention, they have done so much for music in these last 20 or so years, i hope they carry on as long as they feel... Read review

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Advantages: nice CD
Disadvantages: nothing

...with an be correct-enormous Graffin, to a very melodic start becomes the song to the end with a chord change super and to Graffin sings the text sovereign, where some other singers would have a node in the throat. 6. Anesthesia Anesthesia was for me the actual reason for the purchase that CD, since the Song was noticeable to me already on concerts very positively. A short tidy introduction and then sounds the guitar, which pulls itself through completely that song with the same reef and is interrupted only briefly by the Refrain. The Song concerns of handling with any craze product. 7. Flat Earth Society Lie lie lie, is the Haupthema of this fast Songs, with which Greg Graffin does not only sing alone, but one supports by tape members. Here the tape name becomes "bad religion" very strongly apparent , because the Flat earth society has like everyone... Read review

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Advantages: Great Album
Disadvantages: none

...Another great album from Bad Religion showcasing the excellant writing skills of Greg Graffin and Brett Gurewitz. It features many tracks that still appear in the set list today inlcuding the title track and 1,000 fools and you are the government. The album demonstrates them when they were a bit more frentic than they are today, with Brett Gurewitz's replacement Brian Barker failing to live up to him, and Greg taking a slightly more refained approach. A great album but their best is still Stranger Than Fiction, but it is still much better than New America or No Substance. Recommended for any melodic punk fan.... Read review

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