Quote of the day: "These are more than words that the false prophet sings. They're promises of what tomorrow brings." - What Tomorrow Brings
All items in English
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Addicted to the Opiate of the Masses | Article | Magazine | 5/23/1997 | English | PDF/JPEG |
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No synopsis available
Source: Goldmine #439 (United States)
With: Bobby Schayer, Greg Graffin, Jay Bentley
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Bad Religion: too good to be forgotten | Interview | Magazine | 5/1/1997 | English | |
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No synopsis available
Source: Visions #56 (Germany)
With: Greg Hetson
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Tested | Review | Magazine | 5/1/1997 | English | PDF/JPEG |
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No synopsis available
Source: Goldmine #439 (May 1997) (United States)
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Tested | Review | Magazine | 5/1/1997 | English | |
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No synopsis available
Source: Metal Hammer, May 1997
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Bad Vibes | Article | Magazine | 4/1/1997 | English | |
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A very short article about the upcoming Tested album.
Source: Pulse! (April 1997) (United States)
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Channel TV (Australia) | Interview | Television | 2/1/1997 | English | |
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Transcript from the 1997 Channel TV broadcast. Jay Bentley and Greg Graffin talk about playing in Australia for the first time, the USA, education and jobs, drugs abuse, etc.
Source: Channel TV (Australia)
With: Greg Graffin, Jay Bentley
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Bad Times issue #6 | Article | Newspaper | 1/1/1997 | English | PDF/JPEG |
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Bad Times was an occasional newsletter that was sent to those fans who have written to BR. They've been keeping track of all mail addresses since 1986. This newsletter was their way of communicating with fans. Bad Times was published on www.badreligion.com and for the most part was written by the band itself, especially by Greg Graffin
Bad Times is also called "The official occasional newsletter of Bad Religion". Source: Bad Religion
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Matt Taylor and Mateo Rojas: A Conversation With Mr. Brett | Interview | Internet | 9/27/1996 | English | |
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No synopsis available
Source: The Bad Religion Page & The Bad Religion Mailing List
With: Brett Gurewitz
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Subtlety and Grays | Interview | Magazine | 6/1/1996 | English | PDF/JPEG |
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Greg Graffin, Brian Baker and Jay Bentley talk about major-label deals in this short interview with Alternative Press.
Source: Alternative Press #95 (June 1996) (United States)
With: Brian Baker, Greg Graffin, Jay Bentley
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Believers get great show from hot Bad Religion | Review | Newspaper | 5/15/1996 | English | |
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A review of Bad Religion's May 14 1996 show in San Diego.
Source: The San Diego Union Tribune (United States)
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That Higher Calling | Article | Newspaper | 5/9/1996 | English | |
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No synopsis available
Source: Metro Santa Cruz (now Santa Cruz Weekly), May 9, 1996
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Bad Religion frontman more impressed by D.O.A. than The Sex Pistols | Interview | Newspaper | 5/2/1996 | English | |
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No synopsis available
Source: The Georgia Straight, May 2, 1996 (United States)
With: Greg Graffin
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Punk's Provocative Intelligentsia | Interview | Magazine | 5/1/1996 | English | PDF/JPEG |
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Brian Baker and Greg Graffin being interviewed by Scott Russo from Unwritten Law during the third annual BoardAID charity event.
Source: RIP (May, 1996) (United States)
With: Brian Baker, Greg Graffin
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Born Again | Interview | Magazine | 4/25/1996 | English | PDF/JPEG |
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Interview with Greg Hetson by Scene magazine. Greg talks about The Gray Race, touring and the Internet.
Source: Scene #17, Vol.27 (April 25-May 1, 1996) (United States)
With: Greg Hetson
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Queer In Your Ear: The Greg Graffin Interview | Interview | Internet | 4/24/1996 | English | |
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Short interview with Greg Graffin. Greg explains the meaning of the name and why the band was started. He also gives some insight about why he wrote Struck A Nerve, and why a female singer in the band wouldn't work.
Source: Queer In Your Ear (April 24, 1996) (Canada)
With: Greg Graffin
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