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Suburban Voice #36 (Spring 1995) | Interview | Magazine | 4/1/1995 | English | PDF/JPEG | |
No synopsis available
Source: Suburban Voice #36 (Spring 1995)
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Oor #5 (March 9, 1996) | Interview | Magazine | 3/9/1995 | Dutch | PDF/JPEG | |
Interview with Greg Graffin (Bobby Schayer and Greg Hetson barely talks) about The Gray Race. Greg talks about writing songs without Brett and signing to Atlantic.
Source: Oor #5 (March 9, 1996) (Netherlands)
With: Bobby Schayer, Greg Graffin, Greg Hetson
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Bad Religion: Good Science | Interview | Magazine | 3/1/1995 | English | PDF/JPEG | |
No synopsis available
Source: CMJ (March 1995) (United States)
With: Greg Graffin
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People Screaming F**k! | Interview | Magazine | 3/1/1995 | English | PDF/JPEG | |
Interview with Jay Bentley about punk rock, signing to Atlantic and the departure of Brett Gurewitz.
Source: RAW #170 (March 1-14, 1995) (United Kingdom)
With: Jay Bentley
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Generation Next | Interview | Magazine | 2/1/1995 | English | PDF/JPEG | |
Greg Graffin talks with Rolling Stone Australia about his career with Bad Religion, experimenting with new musical styles, becoming a 'rock star' and being a dad.
Source: Rolling Stone #506 (February 1995) (Australia)
With: Greg Graffin
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Sony seems to be the hardest word | Interview | Magazine | 1/21/1995 | English | PDF/JPEG | |
No synopsis available
Source: New Musical Express (21 January 1995) (United Kingdom)
With: Greg Graffin
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Ill Literature #9 (1995) | Interview | Magazine | 1/1/1995 | English | PDF/JPEG | |
Brett Gurewitz talks about the BR discography, the production of Stranger Than Fiction, and the band as a family.
Source: Ill Literature #9 (1995)
With: Brett Gurewitz
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Creation Science vs Bad Religion | Interview | Magazine | 1/1/1995 | English | PDF/JPEG | |
A debate between Greg Graffin and Bill Hoesch, a member of the Institute for Creation Research. The two talk about creation science and evolution.
Source: Hypno Volume 5, #2 (1995) (United States)
With: Greg Graffin
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Bad Religion's Greg Graffin | Interview | Magazine | 12/29/1994 | English | ||
No synopsis available
Source: Rolling Stone, Dec. 1994 (United States)
With: Greg Graffin
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Under The Volcano #23 (December 1994) | Interview | Magazine | 12/1/1994 | English | PDF/JPEG | |
Under The Volcano talks with Greg Hetson and Bobby Schayer about hockey, the 1980 LA punk scene, being on a major label, producers, being on the road and Wayne Kramer.
Source: Under The Volcano #23 (December 1994) (United States)
With: Bobby Schayer, Greg Hetson
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Today's Most Influential Punk Band | Interview | Magazine | 12/1/1994 | English | PDF/JPEG | |
Interview with Brett Gurewitz, Jay Bentley and Greg Graffin. Brett and Jay talk about their first exposure to punk, the early days of the punk scene and organized religion. Greg was interviewed separately and talks about his PhD, organized religion and the meaning behind 'Slumber.'
Source: Hypno Vol.3 #11 (December 1994) (United States)
With: Brett Gurewitz, Greg Graffin, Jay Bentley
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Against the grain | Interview | Internet | 11/28/1994 | English | ||
No synopsis available
Source: dailybruin.com (United States)
With: Greg Graffin
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Bad Religion: faith in the future | Interview | Magazine | 11/23/1994 | English | PDF/JPEG | |
Scene, a weekly magazine from Northeast Ohio, interviews Greg Hetson about the new record Stranger Than Fiction and signing to a major label.
Source: Scene #46, Vol. 25 (November 23-30,1994) (United States)
With: Greg Hetson
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Soundi, October 1994, pp. 54-56 | Interview | Magazine | 10/1/1994 | Finnish | PDF/JPEG | |
Jay and Greg talk about the move to Atlantic Records, guest musicians on Stranger Than Fiction, Greg's academic career and moving away from L.A.
Source: Soundi, October 1994, pp. 54-56 (Finland)
With: Jay Bentley
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FOE (Freedom of Expression) #28 (Fall 1994) | Interview | Magazine | 10/1/1994 | English | PDF/JPEG | |
Bobby Schayer talks about the band, signing to a major label, punk rock music in general and his first band.
Source: FOE (Freedom of Expression) #28 (Fall 1994) (United States)
With: Bobby Schayer
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