mikecc
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racists at a bad religion show? what part of the country are you from branden, idaho?
07/03/2007 at 03:01
racists at a bad religion show? what part of the country are you from branden, idaho?
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smarti22
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You have a very valid point, Brandon. But I'm not going to begrudge them any album sales - anything that keeps them going longer is just fine with me. And hopefully the teeny-boppers may learn a thing or two.
07/01/2007 at 20:38
You have a very valid point, Brandon. But I'm not going to begrudge them any album sales - anything that keeps them going longer is just fine with me. And hopefully the teeny-boppers may learn a thing or two.
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GET OFF!
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Jay is such a great guy...he's so down the earth, honest and boldly hilarious. By far the coolest guy in the record biz.
07/01/2007 at 04:39
Jay is such a great guy...he's so down the earth, honest and boldly hilarious. By far the coolest guy in the record biz.
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Jau_Peacecraft
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It does seem more and more random sites/places are hopping on to the BR bandwagon. Don't get me wrong: not ALL of them are, but you can tell very easily which ones are by observing how many of the usual questions they ask, which pertain to: 1. their longevity as a band, 2. the departure and re-arrival of brett and 3. how does it feel to be granfather of punk, blah blah blah...
While those are valid questions, they have been covered extensively before, and it's just getting kind of boring to read them over and over again. Of course, I can't imagine how bored anyone in the band might be by the questions I'm referring to.
That being said, interviews like the one from absolutepunk make it worthwhile to keep reading interviews :D.
06/30/2007 at 17:40
It does seem more and more random sites/places are hopping on to the BR bandwagon. Don't get me wrong: not ALL of them are, but you can tell very easily which ones are by observing how many of the usual questions they ask, which pertain to: 1. their longevity as a band, 2. the departure and re-arrival of brett and 3. how does it feel to be granfather of punk, blah blah blah...
While those are valid questions, they have been covered extensively before, and it's just getting kind of boring to read them over and over again. Of course, I can't imagine how bored anyone in the band might be by the questions I'm referring to. That being said, interviews like the one from absolutepunk make it worthwhile to keep reading interviews :D. |
BRP
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I agree 100% Brandon.
06/30/2007 at 17:04
I agree 100% Brandon.
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Brandon
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I love Bad Religion beyond compare, but I think they are getting to much attention from the wrong kind of people by doing Warped Tour. I mean, these days it seems like everybodies listening to Bad Religion.....and even worse many of those people are the same kind of people BR are preaching (at times) against. I call it the "Rage Against The Machine Syndrome"(when a band suddenly gains an audience that harshly contrasts the band's ideologies). At the same time, it does nothing to deter me from the music...I will always love BR regardless of how popular they become.....it's just that sometimes at shows I'd like to clock some of the teeny boppers and racist knuckleheads that show up. Hopefully that makes sense. Anyway, the new album is their best ever in my opinion.....up there with 'Suffer' and a couple others.
06/30/2007 at 15:53
I love Bad Religion beyond compare, but I think they are getting to much attention from the wrong kind of people by doing Warped Tour. I mean, these days it seems like everybodies listening to Bad Religion.....and even worse many of those people are the same kind of people BR are preaching (at times) against. I call it the "Rage Against The Machine Syndrome"(when a band suddenly gains an audience that harshly contrasts the band's ideologies). At the same time, it does nothing to deter me from the music...I will always love BR regardless of how popular they become.....it's just that sometimes at shows I'd like to clock some of the teeny boppers and racist knuckleheads that show up. Hopefully that makes sense. Anyway, the new album is their best ever in my opinion.....up there with 'Suffer' and a couple others.
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Kevin
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Jay apparently also doesn't know what transubstantiation is.
06/30/2007 at 14:19
Jay apparently also doesn't know what transubstantiation is.
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Jau_Peacecraft
The Devil In Stitches
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1st. LoL!
Actually, i gotta sleep for work instead of reading this now :[.
06/30/2007 at 11:30
1st. LoL!
Actually, i gotta sleep for work instead of reading this now :[. |