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From "The Best of 2004: Live Music" in The Itacha Journal
"And returning to New York City for the first time in a couple of years, I saw a great show by Bad Religion, Oct. 28 at Webster Hall, at which frontman Greg Graffin led the band through songs from the stellar new album "The Empire Strikes First" as well as from their vast discography."
From the article "Punk band Me First is wacky to the last" in Boston Herald on January 10, 2005.
"For this East Coast tour, a true punk legend was guesting: Minor Threat and Bad Religion guitarist Brian Baker was standing in for Gimmes' original (ho-hum) axeman, Chris Shiflet, who was no doubt busy working on the upcoming new record for his current band du jour, the Foo Fighters."
"And returning to New York City for the first time in a couple of years, I saw a great show by Bad Religion, Oct. 28 at Webster Hall, at which frontman Greg Graffin led the band through songs from the stellar new album "The Empire Strikes First" as well as from their vast discography."
From the article "Punk band Me First is wacky to the last" in Boston Herald on January 10, 2005.
"For this East Coast tour, a true punk legend was guesting: Minor Threat and Bad Religion guitarist Brian Baker was standing in for Gimmes' original (ho-hum) axeman, Chris Shiflet, who was no doubt busy working on the upcoming new record for his current band du jour, the Foo Fighters."
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