Quote of the day: "And sanity is a full-time job in a world that is always changing" - Sanity
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_screenshot.jpg "Politically Incorrect (June 29, 2000) - Screenshot (433x301)")
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Politically Incorrect (June 29, 2000) | Interview | Television | 6/29/2000 | English | Video |
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Greg Graffin appears in the late-night political talk show "Politically Incorrect" hosted by Bill Maher. The main theme of the night is feminism. Greg barely gets the chance to comment.
Source: Politically Incorrect (June 29, 2000) (United States)
With: Greg Graffin
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Viva 2 Rock Special | Interview | Television | 4/16/2000 | Video | |
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Greg Graffin and Jay Bentley talk about the incident in Santos, Brazil in 1999 and the 2000 summer tour in Europe.
Source: Viva 2 Rock (April 2000) (Germany)
With: Greg Graffin, Jay Bentley
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M6 Rock Express interview | Interview | Television | 8/3/1996 | French | Video |
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Interview with Jay Bentley, Brian Baker and Greg Hetson. They talk about The Gray Race, Epitaph and Sony.
Source: M6 Rock Express (France)
With: Brian Baker, Greg Hetson, Jay Bentley
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Musique Plus | Interview | Television | 4/22/1996 | Video | |
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Greg Graffin talks about the 1980's punk scene and how his ideas have changed over the years.
Source: Musique Plus (April 1996) (Canada)
With: Greg Graffin
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Bravo TV | Interview | Television | 3/3/1996 | Video | |
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Greg Graffin and Greg Hetson talk about their fans, playing in small clubs and The Gray Race.
Source: RTL 2 Bravo TV (March 1996) (Germany)
With: Greg Graffin, Greg Hetson
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MTV 120 Minutes | Interview | Television | 10/10/1993 | Video | |
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No synopsis available
Source: MTV 120 Minutes (United States)
With: Brett Gurewitz, Greg Graffin
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Tribal Area | Interview | Television | 1/1/1990 | Video | |
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This interview was originally released on Tribal Area #4 Video Fanzine. The band talks about their early years, pessimism in their lyrics, their popularity in Germany, and their social-political ideology.
Source: Tribal Area #4 (1989) (Germany)
With: Brett Gurewitz, Greg Graffin, Greg Hetson, Jay Bentley, Pete Finestone
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