Well I know Anesthesia was metaphorically speaking about love but on a more serious note, Will we be hearing similar lyrics to 1000 memories, or songs from American Lesion?

does this mean there will be songs like Anesthesia?

[quote=noparadigm][quote=simian]That's nice that they're finally going to put some emotion into their catalog. I never caught any of that in the other albums. ;D[/quote] Hm... they kinda did that... in their worst of times... ever listened to The New America? One of the things I love deeply about BR is that their music is NOT emotional. It is sober, cerebral, more scientific (or scientifically poetic). This is true for their lyrics (in which Greg is more the scientist and Brett more the story teller) AND their music. So while I'm gonna keep an open mind, I'm not really looking forward to "emotional Bad Religion"... but we'll see. I don't anticipate too much emotional stuff.[/quote] Emotion is very subjective. To me, sober, cerebral lyrics can be very emotional. If you feel passionately about science and rational inquiry, as I do, Greg's "sober" songs can evoke strong emotions. Yet, I also understand the perspective of someone who feels frustrated when "it's too much to ignore, an emotion I deplore," and don't want to "let your emotions mask your sight." Like Greg (if I understood The Gray Race's meaning), I believe that "turning true emotion into digital expression" is a bad thing, while at the same time remaining conscious that "there's hope in the words, and emotion in the eyes, it's so easy to be misled by the savvy, gentle guise." I recognize the need to temper emotions with skepticism, but trying to supress or ignore or reduce emotion to something insignificant is not a very honest or humble way to live, either. I certianly wouldn't conflate Bad Religion with a band that is focused particularly on emotions, but Brett and Greg certainly don't shy from acknowledging or commenting on emotions in their lyrics. And it was Greg who said on The New America (yes, I've heard it :) "I'm full of emotion, and stuff you can't contain." In spite of that being the low point in the lyrics to an otherwise great song (I still maintain that if you took the best songs from TNA and NS and put them together, you'd have one great BR album), the point I think rings clear. Emotions are significant and they have to be acknowledged when discussing the topics covered by Bad Religion's music. I think we're not going to see a big thematic departure from Bad Religion on this album (especially if Resist Stance turns out to be exemplary)... I wouldn't be too worried by Brett's talk of being "somewhat less angsty" and taking "creative risks."

[quote=FritzAngelrute]yeah, it will be out at the end of September, that's pretty early in fall :) and it's finaly finished..[/quote] Then that means the album comes out around September 28th, the final Tuesday in September 2010.

yeah, it will be out at the end of September, that's pretty early in fall :) and it's finaly finished..

[quote=simian]That's nice that they're finally going to put some emotion into their catalog. I never caught any of that in the other albums. ;D[/quote] Hm... they kinda did that... in their worst of times... ever listened to The New America? One of the things I love deeply about BR is that their music is NOT emotional. It is sober, cerebral, more scientific (or scientifically poetic). This is true for their lyrics (in which Greg is more the scientist and Brett more the story teller) AND their music. So while I'm gonna keep an open mind, I'm not really looking forward to "emotional Bad Religion"... but we'll see. I don't anticipate too much emotional stuff.

[quote=Bossae][quote=tested]Damn it, I can't wait till the fall, Jay, how much would it cost to get a hold of an advanced copy?[/quote] i think its called "leaked version" nowadays...[/quote] The problem with "leaked copies" is that in most cases they don't leak until closer to when the album does. I'm talking about getting one as soon the recording process is finished.

[quote=tested]Damn it, I can't wait till the fall, Jay, how much would it cost to get a hold of an advanced copy?[/quote] i think its called "leaked version" nowadays...

Damn it, I can't wait till the fall, Jay, how much would it cost to get a hold of an advanced copy?

[quote=nropevolI]I also think the title of this news is misleading! song "details"?![/quote] Why? They're providing more details on the style of the new songs.

I also think the title of this news is misleading! song "details"?!

A while ago I was wondering why, in many bands, the singer (and often other members) wears the same outfit night after night....I found out it was the economical thing to do- they just sweat it out in this one pair of clothes so they don't sweat through an entire line-up of clothing throughout a tour. So Greg was probably wearing the same black polo shirt every night on the 30 Years Live HOB tour....but that's just a guess.

Greg is pissed because Jay and Brooks broke into his closet and are wearing two of Greg's hundreds of duplicate clothing items. Nothing says punk rock like button up shirts. Seriously, Doc, how many black polo shirts do you own?

See I was right about Baker's t-shirts... they're always some kind of parody of original ones... but what brand is it ?

That's nice that they're finally going to put some emotion into their catalog. I never caught any of that in the other albums. ;D

I love how Graffin poses in photos

Dammit....I saw the headline and I thought it was something new....like song titles or album title or something ):

Sounds wonderful. You can't go wrong with music from the heart.

well cant wait to see the final result