Podcast Episode 14

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Posted by: admin | 09/11/2006 at 23:52 | 1146 views

For the first time in months there is a new regular episode of the Bad Religion Podcast. That's right, all of the things you've come to love about the Bad Religion Podcast from the clear, well delivered dialogue from the host to the sly sarcasm of the Not So Bad Religion Banter section of the show are back.

This week's theme is Long Songs, those Bad Religion songs that are among the longest on each album. Here is the list of songs played in this episode:

Doin' Time - Hung Jury Pub, 1986
What Can You Do? - Hung Jury Pub, 1986
Sanity - Live at the Country Club, 1991
Faith Alone - Reverb Show
The Answer - Promise of Prosperity Bootleg
Skyscraper - Orlando, 2002
Parallel - Seattle Sessions, 1998
Dream of Unity - Solo version from a Greg Graffin California show, 2006
Shades of Truth - Maritime Hall, San Francisco, 1999
The Defense - Slims Club, San Francisco, 2003
To Another Abyss - Stephen and Johnny Piano Cover
Maybe She Will - From American Lesion CD

I also play original songs from The T4 Project and Kidneys, two side projects from members of the band.

And finally, in this episode I resample the Greg Graffin Cold as the Clay Podcast to turn it into a riveting new interview.

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michael Guest Location: Portugal	Quote sorry but i don't know your e-mail 09/15/2006 at 11:01 sorry but i don't know your e-mail
ikillkenny The Devil In Stitches Location: United States Status: Offline Posts: 207	Quote Yeah, send me an e-mail asking for it and I can send you a version. 09/14/2006 at 17:14 Yeah, send me an e-mail asking for it and I can send you a version.
michael Guest Location: Portugal	Quote hey ikillkenny do you have any live version of them and us? 09/14/2006 at 10:00 hey ikillkenny do you have any live version of them and us?
ikillkenny The Devil In Stitches Location: United States Status: Offline Posts: 207	Quote I already played epiphany in an earlier episode. If you're looking for that song, go to the blog's website (brpodcast.blogspot.com) and search for epiphany in that search box on the top. 09/13/2006 at 14:41 I already played epiphany in an earlier episode. If you're looking for that song, go to the blog's website (brpodcast.blogspot.com) and search for epiphany in that search box on the top.
robin Guest Location: United Kingdom	Quote epiphany's quite long you should have put that on 09/13/2006 at 12:43 epiphany's quite long you should have put that on
ikillkenny The Devil In Stitches Location: United States Status: Offline Posts: 207	Quote Anything is better than nothing. You might as well try it. 09/13/2006 at 06:47 Anything is better than nothing. You might as well try it.
HomerSapien Modern Man Location: Winnipeg, MB Status: Offline Posts: 378	Quote Alright, thanks. My friend who's coming has a MP3 player that can record, but it sucks ass. So uh, if I do record something it won't be the greatest. 09/13/2006 at 04:46 Alright, thanks. My friend who's coming has a MP3 player that can record, but it sucks ass. So uh, if I do record something it won't be the greatest.
ikillkenny The Devil In Stitches Location: United States Status: Offline Posts: 207	Quote Well, most places will let you bring in a digital camera without any problems. You are able to record video (and the audio from these videos) on these cameras, although for most of them the quality probably won't be very good. You could also try getting an mp3 player with a built in microphone. I have an iRiver that works pretty well. They're defintely not going to stop you for having one of these (plus they're generally reall small so they wouldn't notice them anyways). The main thing you need to look out for is not having the loud sounds of the speakers overwhelm the microphone of your recorder. A lot of recorders have an option to turn the microphone volume down, which is probably what you want to do unless you want to sit really far away from the speakers. Another good idea is to record a bit of the opening act and then go to the bathroom / outside (if possible) and listen to it so you can adjust accordingly. 09/12/2006 at 17:20 Well, most places will let you bring in a digital camera without any problems. You are able to record video (and the audio from these videos) on these cameras, although for most of them the quality probably won't be very good. You could also try getting an mp3 player with a built in microphone. I have an iRiver that works pretty well. They're defintely not going to stop you for having one of these (plus they're generally reall small so they wouldn't notice them anyways). The main thing you need to look out for is not having the loud sounds of the speakers overwhelm the microphone of your recorder. A lot of recorders have an option to turn the microphone volume down, which is probably what you want to do unless you want to sit really far away from the speakers. Another good idea is to record a bit of the opening act and then go to the bathroom / outside (if possible) and listen to it so you can adjust accordingly.
HomerSapien Modern Man Location: Winnipeg, MB Status: Offline Posts: 378	Quote I'm not from Cameroon. 09/12/2006 at 05:30 I'm not from Cameroon.
HomerSapien Modern Man Location: Winnipeg, MB Status: Offline Posts: 378	Quote At the end there when you said "I encourage you to record... [blah]" I started thinking about it for awhile. Although, I've already been thinking about it for a long time, but the thing is I don't know how I would record it, because I've seen and heard many crappy bootlegs. So uh, anyone know a good way to record it? (by the way, I'm sitting to the side of the stage in the seats) I also imagine they wouldn't just let you walk into there with a video camera... so yeah... I'd have to hide it... 09/12/2006 at 05:30 At the end there when you said "I encourage you to record... [blah]" I started thinking about it for awhile. Although, I've already been thinking about it for a long time, but the thing is I don't know how I would record it, because I've seen and heard many crappy bootlegs. So uh, anyone know a good way to record it? (by the way, I'm sitting to the side of the stage in the seats) I also imagine they wouldn't just let you walk into there with a video camera... so yeah... I'd have to hide it...