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Mp3s for the re-issues!!! (updated)
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Posted by: admin | 03/09/2004 at 22:42
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We've got this from Inner_Logic just minutes ago.
The New Remastered mp3's from "How could hell be any worse?", "No Control", "Suffer, " Against the Grain", and "Generator" are now up and runing on the Epitaph website.
These new versions they had up were somewhat better, I first downloaded "Fuck Armageddon, this is hell!". I First played the 80-85 version, then the new remixed version. There was an improvment, but other then it being much louder, and some little sound changes, it was somewhat the same.
Then I listened to "Generator", a MUCH bigger improvment. It did sound better, and much less meltalic sounding.
Then came "Suffer", which also sounded better then the First version, but was a little more like "Fuck Armageddon" at first in that it was more louder, but not much over that. However overall it did sound better then the First version.
Then came "No control", with the song "You". Which, again, did sound better then the First version, with a better overall sound quality (you can see the trend can't you?
Last but not least, I went to "Against the Grain" with the song "Modern man". This sounded more like "Generator" quality, it had a less meltalic (although still there) sound.
Overall, these new MP3's did sound good, but only got much better with the newer albums (Generator, Against the Grain) then the older ones (Suffer, How could hell..., No control)
"It seems that the Webmonkey from epitaph.com checks thebrpage.net regularly because shortly after a couple of us suggested that it would be a good idea if they uploaded some clips of the re-issues for fans to catch a glimpse of how they sounded and decide for themselves (even though most of us, as die-hard fans, will end up buying the whole package nevertheless)..." says Ignacio Di Ranni aka Dogbert
Thanks to Inner_Logic, Dogbert and Kalle Bassklotz for this news!
Click on the links below to download the songs from the Epitaph webserver.
From "How could hell be any worse?"
Fuck Armageddon... this is hell
Voice of god is government
From "Suffer"
Give you nothing
Suffer
From "No Control"
Big Bang
You
From "Against the Grain"
Modern Man
Against the grain
From "Generator"
Generator
Epitaph have had some problems with their server, so if the links above doesn't work, check these links instead (the same songs stored on The BAD RELIGION Page webserver. Please do not sue me now Mr. Brett)
Right click and chose "Save Target As".
Fuck Armageddon...this is hell
Voice Of God Is Government
Given you nothing
Suffer
Big Bang
You
Modern Man
Against the grain
Generator
Thanks a lot Grillo for uploading the songs!
You can compare these new song with the old ones. Click the links below for the OLD versions of the songs.
Fuck Armageddon... this is hell (old)
Vocie of God is Government (old)
Give you nothing (old)
Suffer (old)
Big Bang (old)
You (old)
Modern Man (old)
Against the Grain (old)
Generator (old)
The New Remastered mp3's from "How could hell be any worse?", "No Control", "Suffer, " Against the Grain", and "Generator" are now up and runing on the Epitaph website.
These new versions they had up were somewhat better, I first downloaded "Fuck Armageddon, this is hell!". I First played the 80-85 version, then the new remixed version. There was an improvment, but other then it being much louder, and some little sound changes, it was somewhat the same.
Then I listened to "Generator", a MUCH bigger improvment. It did sound better, and much less meltalic sounding.
Then came "Suffer", which also sounded better then the First version, but was a little more like "Fuck Armageddon" at first in that it was more louder, but not much over that. However overall it did sound better then the First version.
Then came "No control", with the song "You". Which, again, did sound better then the First version, with a better overall sound quality (you can see the trend can't you?
Last but not least, I went to "Against the Grain" with the song "Modern man". This sounded more like "Generator" quality, it had a less meltalic (although still there) sound.
Overall, these new MP3's did sound good, but only got much better with the newer albums (Generator, Against the Grain) then the older ones (Suffer, How could hell..., No control)
"It seems that the Webmonkey from epitaph.com checks thebrpage.net regularly because shortly after a couple of us suggested that it would be a good idea if they uploaded some clips of the re-issues for fans to catch a glimpse of how they sounded and decide for themselves (even though most of us, as die-hard fans, will end up buying the whole package nevertheless)..." says Ignacio Di Ranni aka Dogbert
Thanks to Inner_Logic, Dogbert and Kalle Bassklotz for this news!
Click on the links below to download the songs from the Epitaph webserver.
From "How could hell be any worse?"
Fuck Armageddon... this is hell
Voice of god is government
From "Suffer"
Give you nothing
Suffer
From "No Control"
Big Bang
You
From "Against the Grain"
Modern Man
Against the grain
From "Generator"
Generator
Epitaph have had some problems with their server, so if the links above doesn't work, check these links instead (the same songs stored on The BAD RELIGION Page webserver. Please do not sue me now Mr. Brett)
Right click and chose "Save Target As".
Fuck Armageddon...this is hell
Voice Of God Is Government
Given you nothing
Suffer
Big Bang
You
Modern Man
Against the grain
Generator
Thanks a lot Grillo for uploading the songs!
You can compare these new song with the old ones. Click the links below for the OLD versions of the songs.
Fuck Armageddon... this is hell (old)
Vocie of God is Government (old)
Give you nothing (old)
Suffer (old)
Big Bang (old)
You (old)
Modern Man (old)
Against the Grain (old)
Generator (old)
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03/11/2004 at 12:58
First of all, these WILL be prized lower than normal cd's, that has already been announced.
Secondly, Kris, why do you want them released on vinyl??? Vinyl records sound worse than cd's, wear out with time, are harder to listen to (especially separate songs) and most important of all: are outdated. I have a record player but most people don't. Why make the reissues on vinyl so that most people can't listen to them? And why make reissues on vinyl, so that the quality gets worse? In that case, there is no meaning with the reissues right? |
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03/11/2004 at 02:48
I played them all on my stereo, and I really liked the new Big Bang and Give You Nothing, particularly. I found them more powerful than the originals. You could hear the difference if you put No Substance or The Process of Belief right after playing the reissued songs.. I take these reissues as a good way to make me find new sides of the songs, I just hope they will not cost too much.. cause I know I will not resist, and buy them..
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03/10/2004 at 22:40
They should have reissued them on vinyl.
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03/10/2004 at 16:43
Grillo: Well youre right about the low quality of the early recordings. No doubt about it. And of course personally I like music with a good sound. But I wont buy a record again, that I already have, just because the sound is a little improved. And I listen quite a lot to early Calipunk, and there?s barely any real good sound quality, but I love it anyways! And the old version are the ones I dig for like a decade now, why change this?
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03/10/2004 at 16:34
i personally find the original No Control album too sound the poorest, too much treble, almost no bass, the drums sound too thin etc etc.
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03/10/2004 at 16:33
i dont think its punkrock too have a sound thats sounds like it was recorded was from one tape to the next tape a million times. and even if they play only 4 chords (whicht often they dont), there is a difference if it sounds like you are actually there or behind three walls, if you get what i mean. i think punk rock has to sound the way its played, nothing more and nothing less, so in that sense it makes sense to re-issue them, as they said, its about getting the analog stuff onto the digital level at the best original quality.
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03/10/2004 at 13:23
I don?t hear a big difference, and anyway I think punk rock isn?t supposed to be too clean. You know, like what?s the point making the guitar sounds cleaner when they just play 3-4 chords
 ? And I already got them all so that?s another reason why I ain?t so exited about these re-issues.
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03/10/2004 at 12:46
The songs where I felt more difference were the ones from How Could Hell... I think they endend sound better than Suffer, where I didn't feel much difference. The ones for No Control, I must say it has always been my fav one... I don't, but I think I like the old versions better... I didn't like how the guitar sound in this versions...
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03/10/2004 at 10:52
Thanks a lot Grillo!
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03/10/2004 at 10:30
admin -> I uploaded them for you!
boogada -> I totally disagree. I just can't stand bad quality, especially the quality of the first ep songs, those are just plain awful. I'm glad about this remastering, makes those songs sound a bit better. |
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03/10/2004 at 09:06
yeah, the epitaph server seems to be down right now. Hope they'll fix that during the day. Can someone who have downloaded the songs upload them on my ftp server 'cause I have only listened to songs streamed. Then i can put them up on this site (if that's legal?)
if you want to upload the songs heres the login info: address: ftp://nr23se.campus.luth.se loginname: reissue password: badreligion (and this is for UPLOADING the songs only! I'll put the songs on this site as soon as i get them) |
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03/10/2004 at 08:56
is it something wrong with the epitaph serve? i cant download the songs even if i got to epitaph.com and download from there.
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03/10/2004 at 08:04
Hmm yeah there are little differences, but its not worth buying an album I already have. I even have an vinyl copy of How could hell, because I love the cover artwork. It?s still sealed, I only love to watch the LP, while listening to the 80-85 CD. I guess a lot of 80?s punk album have really shitty sounds, but isnt that the reason why we love em?
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03/10/2004 at 02:47
The links don`t work! I can't download any song....
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03/10/2004 at 01:38
I think it was a huge difference for Fuck armageddon. Now you can actually hear what Greg is singing. I'm definitely going to get that one now. Haven't heard the other one's yet
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03/10/2004 at 01:18
Against The Grain sounds much better. I always thought while the album itself was a masterpiece, the production in AtG was kind of weak.
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03/10/2004 at 01:02
HAHA! i'm fucking worthless. Can't even hear one thing that's different....but then i haven't listened to the old studio albums in a while.
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03/10/2004 at 00:28
I listened again on Suffer and No Control... the big difference is the guitar sound, but I'm not sure I like it much more than the original.
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03/10/2004 at 00:24
Yep. Against the grain sounds much better... Generator a little bit better and I think there's quite an improvement on how could hell as well... could be my imagination though. I didn't even notice a difference on suffer and no control.
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03/10/2004 at 00:19
eddy, can you upload the files on my ftp? then i could upload all files here? send and e-mail to info@thebrpage.net and i'll give you the login + password iof you're interested.
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03/09/2004 at 23:57
I need a decent site for uploading the files to. Anyway, here is my first try at splicing them together. A simple one of How Could Hell Be Any Worse. http://bumcheeks.250free.com/HCHBAW.mp3
Hope the link works |
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03/09/2004 at 23:37
Screw it, I love you guys so much I'm gonna do it now!
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03/09/2004 at 23:33
eddy that'd be awesome...ive been switching back and forth listening to the differences but it would be great to hear it continually! (haha, i'm a bad religion dork and i'm proud of it)
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03/09/2004 at 23:23
Hey, i'm gonna splice some of these together with the originals. Can see just how much of a difference there is then! I'll give the link tomorrow!
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03/09/2004 at 23:18
The easy way to download the songs is to right click the links, and pick (I forgot the real IE saying, as I use Mozilla) "save target as..." or something along those lines
For mozilla - netscape , use "Save link target as.." |
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03/09/2004 at 23:17
My man Inner! Always up to date with everything that is Bad Religion. Good stuff. Now send me the files over AIM because I don't want to download them.
 Nah.. just messin. I'll do it the old fashioned way. |
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03/09/2004 at 23:05
i can't fucking download the song! damn!
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03/09/2004 at 22:52
It's remastered, not remixed... dumb me
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