Bad Religion in The Daily Texan

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Posted by: admin | 04/20/2004 at 22:17 | 912 views

The Daily Texan has got an article about Bad Religion.

Epitaph celebrates 20-plus years of Bad Religion
By Tito Belis

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Note that there is two pages for this article. Click on "next page" to read the last part.

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Stinger66 Guest Location: United States	Quote Yes, the article (and being a Journalism student at the University of Kansas) does truly suck. Nine out of 10 BR fans say 80-85 is their favorite album. WHAT? Do some research, Tito. Nothing about the forthcoming album either. Again, WHAT? Use your space to promote a very good band. Stupid bastard student journalist. 04/22/2004 at 11:33 Yes, the article (and being a Journalism student at the University of Kansas) does truly suck. Nine out of 10 BR fans say 80-85 is their favorite album. WHAT? Do some research, Tito. Nothing about the forthcoming album either. Again, WHAT? Use your space to promote a very good band. Stupid bastard student journalist.
thehollowEulogy Guest Location: United States	Quote I'm a student at the University of Texas and was pleasantly surprised to find this half-page article. Despite the bland overview and minor problems I'm just glad they are still getting press, esp. in my campus paper who's usually so holier than thou "indie" with music. P.S. Against the Grain is the best, and YOU know it! 04/22/2004 at 07:59 I'm a student at the University of Texas and was pleasantly surprised to find this half-page article. Despite the bland overview and minor problems I'm just glad they are still getting press, esp. in my campus paper who's usually so holier than thou "indie" with music. P.S. Against the Grain is the best, and YOU know it!
them and us Incomplete Location: United States Status: Offline Posts: 8	Quote haha bad religigon 04/21/2004 at 06:42 haha bad religigon
Will Guest Location: United States	Quote Yeah I'm not too impressed by the article either. But the University of Texas has 50,000 students, and the town is very open to various forms of non-mainstream music. This exposure is better than no exposure, I bet some people from the University community will go find an mp3 and fall in love with the band. That's good right? 04/21/2004 at 06:08 Yeah I'm not too impressed by the article either. But the University of Texas has 50,000 students, and the town is very open to various forms of non-mainstream music. This exposure is better than no exposure, I bet some people from the University community will go find an mp3 and fall in love with the band. That's good right?
blah Guest Location: Bolivia	Quote do you really want bad religion to get credit by someone who obviously doesnt know that much about bad religion as he pretends to know? 04/20/2004 at 22:53 do you really want bad religion to get credit by someone who obviously doesnt know that much about bad religion as he pretends to know?
bandless Lost Pilgrim Location: United States Status: Offline Posts: 11	Quote well at least Bad Religion is getting some credit. But I seriously dont think that 80-85 is the average BR fans favorite album. STF,No COntrol,TPOB, and SUFFER have to be the most commonly voted best albums. and SUffer is voted most out of those. 04/20/2004 at 22:43 well at least Bad Religion is getting some credit. But I seriously dont think that 80-85 is the average BR fans favorite album. STF,No COntrol,TPOB, and SUFFER have to be the most commonly voted best albums. and SUffer is voted most out of those.
blah Guest Location: Bolivia	Quote "Featured on the new "Generator" are the tracks "Fertile Crescent" and "Heaven is Falling," two songs originally pressed onto the split 7" the band released on Maximum Rock 'N' Roll in 1991 with Noam Chomsky. " i think someone just flew trough epitaphs press kits and wrote down what he remembered, too bad that person doesnt have a good memory. 04/20/2004 at 22:36 "Featured on the new "Generator" are the tracks "Fertile Crescent" and "Heaven is Falling," two songs originally pressed onto the split 7" the band released on Maximum Rock 'N' Roll in 1991 with Noam Chomsky. " i think someone just flew trough epitaphs press kits and wrote down what he remembered, too bad that person doesnt have a good memory.
blah Guest Location: Bolivia	Quote "Ask anyone what their favorite album is, and nine times out of 10, "'80-'85" will be the reply." yeah that dude really knows what he is talking about, NOT. cant people stick to write the truth instead of such sentences or ads disguised as news like the webmonkey. 04/20/2004 at 22:34 "Ask anyone what their favorite album is, and nine times out of 10, "'80-'85" will be the reply." yeah that dude really knows what he is talking about, NOT. cant people stick to write the truth instead of such sentences or ads disguised as news like the webmonkey.