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Updates are in red!
KROQ Loveline
Download it here.
KROQ Weenie Roast Y Fiesta
The setlist:
American Jesus
Digital Boy
Social Suicide
Honest Goodbye
You
Sorrow
Heroes & Martyrs
Struck A Nerve
Infected
LA Is Burning
Honest Goodbye MP3 from the Weenie Roast 2007.
Heroes & Martyrs MP3.
Both were ripped from the KROQ Internet stream.
Thanks to Ross!
And here the Weenie Roast video webcast.
"It is the complete .asf file (this is the raw stream source). It is 300MB and includes most of the previous set and a little of the following (I don't care about the bands, but I didn't want to miss anything). All in all, it is about 1hr long, where BR's set is about half an hour."
All credits and thanks go to Mike!
Here is the Bad Religion only show without the other bands!
Here is the MP3 version of the Weenie Roast!
Alternate mirror.
Thanks to Ross again!
MTV News has an overview of the KROQ Weenie Roast up.
"With the crowd now suitably amped, one of the most anticipated bands of the day, Bad Religion, made its way onstage as Linkin Park's Chester Bennington and other artists took a side-stage vantage point to watch. Among their catalog of hits, the Bad boys treated the fiesta-goers to the new single "Honest Goodbye," off July 10's New Maps of Hell. Scoring points for timeliness, the band also cranked out "Los Angeles Is Burning," calling to mind the actual L.A. wildfires from earlier this month."
The Spinner also has a piece about the show here. They spelled Honest Goodbye as 'Fondest Goodbye'.
Bad Religion previewed 'Heroes and Martyrs' and 'Fondest Goodbye' from their upcoming 'New Maps of Hell' album. "We have only rehearsed them a few times," frontman Greg Gaffin told Spinner before the band's set. "It gives us an edge."
"You know that feeling that everything's going to fall apart at any second?" added guitarist Jay Bentley. "That's what we're going for."
Check back, as we're going to update this once we get new material!
KROQ Loveline
Download it here.
KROQ Weenie Roast Y Fiesta
The setlist:
American Jesus
Digital Boy
Social Suicide
Honest Goodbye
You
Sorrow
Heroes & Martyrs
Struck A Nerve
Infected
LA Is Burning
Honest Goodbye MP3 from the Weenie Roast 2007.
Heroes & Martyrs MP3.
Both were ripped from the KROQ Internet stream.
Thanks to Ross!
And here the Weenie Roast video webcast.
"It is the complete .asf file (this is the raw stream source). It is 300MB and includes most of the previous set and a little of the following (I don't care about the bands, but I didn't want to miss anything). All in all, it is about 1hr long, where BR's set is about half an hour."
All credits and thanks go to Mike!
Here is the Bad Religion only show without the other bands!
Here is the MP3 version of the Weenie Roast!
Alternate mirror.
Thanks to Ross again!
MTV News has an overview of the KROQ Weenie Roast up.
"With the crowd now suitably amped, one of the most anticipated bands of the day, Bad Religion, made its way onstage as Linkin Park's Chester Bennington and other artists took a side-stage vantage point to watch. Among their catalog of hits, the Bad boys treated the fiesta-goers to the new single "Honest Goodbye," off July 10's New Maps of Hell. Scoring points for timeliness, the band also cranked out "Los Angeles Is Burning," calling to mind the actual L.A. wildfires from earlier this month."
The Spinner also has a piece about the show here. They spelled Honest Goodbye as 'Fondest Goodbye'.
Bad Religion previewed 'Heroes and Martyrs' and 'Fondest Goodbye' from their upcoming 'New Maps of Hell' album. "We have only rehearsed them a few times," frontman Greg Gaffin told Spinner before the band's set. "It gives us an edge."
"You know that feeling that everything's going to fall apart at any second?" added guitarist Jay Bentley. "That's what we're going for."
Check back, as we're going to update this once we get new material!
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05/25/2007 at 20:43
Hadn't noticed that the first time, but after a couple more listens they are slightly higher. Still think Brett's solo in Sorrow was too low though.
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05/25/2007 at 19:45
Yeah. Hetson is my hero because he finally got it through the sound guy's thick skull that the bkgrnd vocals were low. I think his arm motions and nods communicated the point that nobody else could seem to get across. Oh, and Brett was probably just frowning over Graffin getting the date wrong.
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05/25/2007 at 19:03
Did anyone notice Hetson seemed to be pointing at someone or something in the middle of Honest Goodbye?
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05/25/2007 at 05:59
behh, I meant July, not June (Wish it was coming out June 6th and not July 10th hehe)
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05/25/2007 at 05:57
He says "It's coming out June 6th or somethin..."
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05/24/2007 at 23:44
i noticed that!!! what the hell??!?!?!
did he say the 12th?? |
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05/24/2007 at 22:14
Yeah...the whole intro was strange. Look at Brett's face and listen to Greg's voice. Does Brett FROWN as the new record is introduced by Greg? Does Greg's voice crack when he says "Honest Goodye"? Or am I crazy?
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05/24/2007 at 18:15
Greg didn't even know the release date! Strange, no?!
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05/24/2007 at 12:14
ok, one question, why people dont google the most simple stuff instead of waiting for help here? google for rar and you will see its not an audioformat, its a compression algorithm. you need to uncompress the files from the rar archive, like any zip or ace or whatever compressed archiv. you can use winrar, winzip and many other software, they are for free.
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05/24/2007 at 11:15
by "it" i mean the loveline broadcast.
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05/24/2007 at 11:15
what program plays .rar files. can anyone convert it to mp3?
p.s., you're nice |
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05/23/2007 at 17:22
anybody recorded the rise against concert from the stream?
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05/23/2007 at 00:16
*Eric
Yes, there was a small circle pit on the lawn area. |
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05/22/2007 at 19:20
great performance, lame ass california crowd. Were there even any mosh pits?
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05/22/2007 at 19:08
Bad Religion & Sony ???
http://www.mtv.com /music/artist/bad_religion/ albums.jhtml?albumId=1563365 |
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05/22/2007 at 19:03
it sounds like shit
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05/22/2007 at 16:15
Fondest Goodbye? Guitarist Jay Bentley?
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05/22/2007 at 08:31
fake danny holloway, yes, I suppose it might not make too much sense. But people were criticising Greg's performance, and at least he cannot be blamed for the inaudible background vocals ;)
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05/22/2007 at 02:42
yea, i felt like i was really the only one in my section really rockin out for most of the weenie roast....but w/e....wish they had had a longer set so they coulda played some older songs...
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05/22/2007 at 01:03
greg seemed pretty mad that the crowd was dead he even called them ugly after social suicide
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05/22/2007 at 00:31
Extract it using WinRAR.
.rar is a compressed folder of files, just like .zip. |
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05/22/2007 at 00:26
still cant get it to work, the file is a .rar and the vlc player says it dosent recognize it or somthing
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05/21/2007 at 23:58
SveinR you just said that the "whoa's" and backing vocals weren't up to par, but said the song was still good...yet thats what makes that song. doesn't make a lot of sense.
anyways, like i said, they won't be able to play honest goodbye live and have it sound like that. |
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05/21/2007 at 23:40
Heroes & Martyrs sounded amazing here! I don't get all the criticism of Honest Goodbye, it sounded fair enough, except in the whoa-parts and that the background vocals were pretty inaudible. I watched the .asf btw, so I don't know how the sound quality is on the mp3s.
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05/21/2007 at 22:23
Thank you for everything! (mike and others) The first verse of honest goodbye is so good
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05/21/2007 at 20:49
Eric, download the VLC media player!
And thanks a lot to everybody who made these performances available! |
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05/21/2007 at 20:46
Considering the sound of Social Distortion during their set, Bad Religion had one hell of a sound. Social D's "Reach For The Sky" is odd with inaudible guitars! Just kidding, I know it's a low quality audio stream in mono on sdsickboy.com. "Far Behind" is pretty good.
Btw, someone should upload BR's performance on YouTube. Ha. |
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05/21/2007 at 20:32
Eric, I used winamp
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05/21/2007 at 20:20
how do i get the video of the show to work, i tried opening it in windows media player but i got nothing
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05/21/2007 at 20:15
Thank you Ross for the audio :)
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05/21/2007 at 18:52
Can't believe some of the whiny little assholes posting on here.
This wasn't a BR show but a good marketing opportunity, that's the reason for the setlist, to sell more records and to appeal to non BR fans, not to make the hardcore fanbase happy. Greg looked visually nervous when they started Honest Goobye, so give them all a break. It's new material, and I remember from TESF tour, even a month or so in they still fluffed up on some of the new songs, but they got there in the end. |
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05/21/2007 at 17:39
As a point that needs repeating, I just wanted to remind everybody that this is their first time playing Honest Goodbye. Althoug I can't judge (haven't listened to it), I can pretty much assure you that they will improve over the time. Like atheist peace said, they fucked up other songs before.
And hey, Mike, who said anything about not getting those files? They are all sitting neatly on my harddrive, just waiting be be heard/watched. :P I will resist listening to the new songs, though. 
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05/21/2007 at 17:25
my 1st thought is that is 1 slow poppy setlist, kinda of a greatest hits, not impressed really
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05/21/2007 at 17:19
I see... when hearing a new song first in a its live form (Heroes & Martyrs) and BR fucks it up everyone is OK with it because they don't know any differently. When the scenario is reversed, with the studio version of Honest Goodbye heard first, everyone is pissing and moaning when its a let down live. BR may be professional musicians but nerves are still nerves. It'll get better just like Heroes & Martyrs obviously has.
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05/21/2007 at 16:27
Only now had the chance to watch the video. Honest Goodbye sucks whereas Heroes And Martyrs was nice.
Greg's comment about youtube was funny ;) All in all not a very special show apart from the new songs being played. Great to have still, thanks once again Mike for recording. |
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05/21/2007 at 15:19
No offense people but this show really Sucked the big one and the new songs don't really cut it to be honest with you.
SORRY 
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05/21/2007 at 14:16
"Also, for anyone who may be interested, the audio for Social Distortion's set (as well as tons of other Social D bootlegs) can be found at sdsickboy.com"
Wow, I love their new song. Can't wait for their new full length. |
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05/21/2007 at 14:11
Dave: Bad Religion never plays dropped tunings. They do played tuned down often live, usually half a step -STF tuning-, playing in D# instead of the normal E
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05/21/2007 at 13:17
I loved the show, why is everyone complaining? I thought it was a very good attempt at Honest Goodbye, and personnally I've been listening to it just as much as the studio version. I know the backup vocals coulda been so much better, especially with two guitarists and a bassist, but otherwise it was an awesome show.
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05/21/2007 at 13:11
Wow, what a crappy festival. At least BR didn?t suck. They should come to Europe and pay another visit to Helsinki where they don?t have to do these matinea-type shows.
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05/21/2007 at 13:07
the problem with that performance of honest goodbye was it was far far far too low. it was in drop B (i think) whereas the album version is in Drop C#.
it just lost its energy |
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05/21/2007 at 12:32
Im glad linkin park now has a proper fashion manager. /sarcasm
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05/21/2007 at 11:54
I know none of you like them but does anyone have a rip of the Linkin Park set at the show?
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05/21/2007 at 11:45
I really cant listen to Bad Religion when Graffin sounds like that. It ruins it all.
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05/21/2007 at 08:52
Full Weenie Roast Bootleg on bad-religion.net
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05/21/2007 at 08:35
To be fair, I also have to say that the performance of Heroes and Martyrs seriously rocked.
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05/21/2007 at 08:32
That performance of Honest Goodbye was pathetic. They looked like they hadn't practiced it enough, and i'm not sure it could sound good without being rewritten for live performance anyway... It just sounds hollow without the extra tracks.
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05/21/2007 at 07:03
The setlist was meh, and I don't know id they'll be playing Honest Goodbye too often or not (except for shows like this of course) since they looked a bit uncomfortable playing it. Oh well, still yet another Bad Religion performance on tape, which is a good thing. Also, what the hell's up with the close-ups of Hetson's ass in the middle of You?
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05/21/2007 at 07:00
Seeing BR's entire set on video demonstrates a solid, professional performance. I would be so pissed off as a band if the backup vocals were zero. Graffin was forced to sing the entirety of Honest Goodbye while Brett, Brian, and Jay were forced to make the futile effort to do their vocal parts. The song was technically challenged, but I had to chuckle when I noticed the expression on Graffin's face, after his first set of whoas. His look, which he gave up at Brooks I think, seemed to say, "Yes, that WAS painful on the lungs. Ten thousand more to go..."
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05/21/2007 at 05:10
heroes and martyrs sounds awesome live...it's so hard to make a bad religion setlist, they didn't play any suffer or the gray race songs which sucks...
does anybody here like's rise against and recorded their concert in kroq?? |
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05/21/2007 at 04:13
Social Suicide was used in Tony Hawk's Project 8.
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05/21/2007 at 02:45
@Justin: Maybe A LOT :)
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05/21/2007 at 02:15
Looks like Greg sang the right lyrics to Heroes and Martyrs this time.
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05/21/2007 at 01:46
The setlist is pretty much what I would expect from a festival type show: all the songs that an average audience would want to hear. I think Social Suicide is the only one (besides Heroes and Martyrs because it is new) that was not used in radio or video games. That is the reason why I did not go to this show, or the warped tour, but then again maybe living in SoCal has spoiled me a bit.
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05/21/2007 at 01:17
Lee, I mentioned it numerous times in the comments.
I have since fixed the problem and uploaded the whole show. I have submited the link for .mp3s to this site, so we should see it on here soon. |
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05/21/2007 at 01:00
There is mentrion of it int he comments. The Video stream plays back properly, and some watched the stream live yesterday...
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05/21/2007 at 00:43
I cant believe anyone would judge anything off this rip. The time is all fucked up, you cant tell anything about the music when its slowed down like that. there should at least be something in the news post to warn people who probably wouldnt understand why it sounded the way it does.
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05/21/2007 at 00:37
Also, to my knowledge, .afs is idential or nearly to .wmv. I know the video codec is Windows Media Video 7.
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05/21/2007 at 00:31
Not sure offs, but ffmpeg handles just about everything.
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05/21/2007 at 00:26
I've just watched the whole show and yes, some of the guys here are overly critical. It was a good performance by all, Greg G. included once his voice warmed up - and Honest Goodye didn't sound that bad. The only letdown was the lack of backup vocals in the mix and the mainstream-ish setlist, why they didn't include Eat Your Dog is totally beyond me...
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05/21/2007 at 00:15
i think it was a good show, not best setlist though but good...no any suffer songs and that sucks...
does anybody knows where i can get the rise against show on video? |
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05/21/2007 at 00:13
hey i am trying to conver the video to burn a dvd, does anyone have a good program to conver asf?
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05/20/2007 at 23:52
Always a pleasure to see Brett playing with the band. I guess it's good to have three guitarists on stage, two can perform while the third twiddles with his amp (Brett during Digital Boy), haha!
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05/20/2007 at 23:41
And Sorrow too, duh. That's like...2/3 of you're set time right there.
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05/20/2007 at 23:36
Definitely not arguing, they've done better, but I'll give'em benefit of the doubt. A one-off show where you are obligated to play Digital Boy, Infected, American Jesus and LA Is Burning, plus brand new material? Pretty hard to spice that up.
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05/20/2007 at 23:12
What new song are you talking about, Jason?
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05/20/2007 at 22:35
The show in a nutshell SUCKED!!!!!
The new song isn't very good. I was there folks sorry. Maybe next time |
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05/20/2007 at 22:33
Oh, yeah, Honest Goodbye is undoubtely an unusual BR song, i won't deny that
I'm sure he'll get better. I remember them completely fucking up Sinister Rouge at the Rock Am Ring in 2004  but then they learned it and its a song that sounds great live
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05/20/2007 at 22:32
Wow, Su, you aren't going to get this because of new songs EITHER? Remember my logic
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05/20/2007 at 22:31
Ummm I don't have all of them...might download them all some day...
1990.10.31 1992.02.24 1992.05.06 2004.12.12 2005.08.18 Those are pretty good shows, and the Mike Ness Coffee House Acoustic show is good too. |
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05/20/2007 at 22:24
Mike: thanks for this !
And.. that's an awesome SD archive! Thanks a lot! Any suggestion as for what show to get first? :D |
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05/20/2007 at 22:13
@Atheist Peace: I knwo what you mean. Maybe Greg was just having an off day, or his voice isn't tour ready, but it is disconcerting that he should have so much trouble finding the range for their new single. He sounded good elsewhere, but Honest Goodbye is demanding, and he will probably have to sing it quite a bit during album promotion. Ah well, only the first try anyway! :P
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05/20/2007 at 22:10
"I think there's a roadie who secretly hates Jay, because it's always his mic that's way too low."
what do the roadies have to do with mic levels? I honestly think they're kept low on purpose because they're generally not all that awesome. |
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05/20/2007 at 22:09
Also, for anyone who may be interested, the audio for Social Distortion's set (as well as tons of other Social D bootlegs) can be found at sdsickboy.com
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05/20/2007 at 22:06
not a very impressive setlist, but while looking at the terrible line up of other bands, ill i can say is god bless bad religion!
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05/20/2007 at 22:04
You're welcome evryone, glad I could get it, and sorry about huge filesizes, extraneous clips etc. Please no one confuse me with a 30 Seconds to Mars fan! :D
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05/20/2007 at 21:39
I think there's a roadie who secretly hates Jay, because it's always his mic that's way too low.
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05/20/2007 at 20:54
For the love of god, stop using megaupload.
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05/20/2007 at 20:31
Only the Bad Religion Show in video ( Download by Bigupload , 170 megs ) on bad-religion.net
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05/20/2007 at 20:20
I was faster!
J/k.
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05/20/2007 at 20:19
Interesting how they played many slower songs.
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05/20/2007 at 20:19
There you go, Eric!
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05/20/2007 at 20:18
1. American Jesus
2. 21st Century (Digital Boy) 3. Social Suicide 4. Honest Goodbye 5. You 6. Sorrow 7. Heroes And Martyrs 8. Struck A Nerve 9. Infected 10.Los Angeles Is Burning |
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05/20/2007 at 20:12
so anyone gonna post bad religions setlist
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05/20/2007 at 19:04
Don't panic, it's simply a problem with the pitch and speed of the recording
No one was hung over Thanks Ross
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05/20/2007 at 18:56
Mike from Switzerland, it was a problem with my ripping program. I'm gonna fix it when I upload the whole show.
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05/20/2007 at 18:55
Ummm. I'm going to throw some questions out there regarding "Honest Goodbye". Did they play in a garage? Is Graffin hung over? Who were the sound engineers? Does Greg say, "Screw you!" at the end?
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05/20/2007 at 18:32
is this Greg who is singing? it sounds really deep, kinda strange...
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05/20/2007 at 18:06
Man, why are the background vocals always so low? I can sort of understand it if only Baker and Bentley are there, but when you have Brett as well you might as well up them to an audible level.
Anyways, thanks for capturing this show. |
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05/20/2007 at 17:51
thanks mike :) hmm they need to practice honest goodbye some more. but nice try
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05/20/2007 at 17:28
When I get a chance, I am going to fix the speed with the audio rip I made, and I'm gonna split all the tracks into seperate .mp3s, zip it, and upload it.
I'll try to do it tonight, but no promises. |
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05/20/2007 at 16:39
thx Mike
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05/20/2007 at 16:22
Oh and of course big thanks to Mike for capturing the stream!
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05/20/2007 at 16:19
And me. Cheers Mike.
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05/20/2007 at 16:19
People who are having problems with download sites might want to try this: http://www.rapget.com/en/index.html
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05/20/2007 at 16:18
All links worked for me ... :D
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05/20/2007 at 16:08
Sorry about that, but someone said that it worked after a few tries, and since I haven't downloaded the file either, I just put up this link.
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05/20/2007 at 16:06
"The file you are trying to access is temporarily unavailable."
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05/20/2007 at 16:03
Can somebody upload BR show to another server (bigupload for example) I'm not able to download from megaupload.
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