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Posted by: admin | 07/11/2007 at 15:25 | 1068 views

The New:

[Pomona, CA- 29/06/07]

Honest Goodbye (incomplete)

Requiem For Dissent (incomplete)

[Mountain View, CA - 01/07/2007]

Requiem For Dissent

Honest Goodbye

[SLC, UT - 07/07/2007]

New Dark Ages

Requiem For Dissent

[Denver, CO - 08/07/2007]

New Dark Ages

Requiem For Dissent

Honest Goodbye

The Old:

[Pomona, CA- 29/06/07]

Generator

God's Love

[Ventura, CA - 30/06/2007]

Digital Boy (incomplete)

[Denver, CO - 08/07/2007]

American Jesus

I Want To Conquer The World

Infected

Let Them Eat War

...And The Ugly:

Bottle-throwing... "And somebody threw a fucking PINEAPPLE!"

Setlists

ULC, UT

21st Century (Digital Boy)
Supersonic
Requiem For Dissent
Honest Goodbye
Fuck Armageddon
New Dark Ages
Heroes and Martyrs
Infected
Sorrow

Ventura

American Jesus
Social Suicide
I Want To Conquer The World
Requiem
Honest Goodbye
You
21st Century Digital Boy
Supersonic
Recipe for Hate
Do What You Want
Heroes and Martyrs
Sorrow
Infected

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torbar The Same Person Doctor of Doctored Photos Location: internets Status: Offline Posts: 1745	Quote Some of you guys might be interested in a 3 part video Brian Baker did back around the time New America came out. He talks about different things like his equipment, and he says he uses standard tuning in one of the parts. Part 1(for part II and III look in the related videos) http://youtube.com/watch?v=GMxnxtN5XCU 07/16/2007 at 02:23 Some of you guys might be interested in a 3 part video Brian Baker did back around the time New America came out. He talks about different things like his equipment, and he says he uses standard tuning in one of the parts. Part 1(for part II and III look in the related videos) http://youtube.com/watch?v=GMxnxtN5XCU
Jau_Peacecraft The Devil In Stitches Pun-tastic Location: United States Status: Offline Posts: 339	Quote _ sorry for saying such bullcrap, i just thought apparently inaccurate info. was true that's all >_>. 07/15/2007 at 00:56 _ sorry for saying such bullcrap, i just thought apparently inaccurate info. was true that's all >_>.
Larson Guest Location: Croatia	Quote New Dark Ages and Requiem sound great, but I'm kinda dissapointed with Honest Goodbye live. Also, lots of people look bored on these clips :) I gotta aplaud the man who taped the denver show cuz he kinda focused on that hot lady at right side of the stage:D 07/14/2007 at 02:50 New Dark Ages and Requiem sound great, but I'm kinda dissapointed with Honest Goodbye live. Also, lots of people look bored on these clips :) I gotta aplaud the man who taped the denver show cuz he kinda focused on that hot lady at right side of the stage:D
Dearly Beloved Incomplete Location: Tempe, Az Status: Offline Posts: 0	Quote At the show in Vegas they played Scrutiny, it was great live. 07/13/2007 at 09:13 At the show in Vegas they played Scrutiny, it was great live.
Stars Guest Location: Sweden	Quote Jau_Peacecraft -Oh, the album is in standard tuning as far I'm concerned. They only seem to play tuned down live. 07/12/2007 at 15:24 Jau_Peacecraft -Oh, the album is in standard tuning as far I'm concerned. They only seem to play tuned down live.
Part III Blenderhead Location: Barcelona Status: Offline Posts: 69	Quote I must say, Honest Goodbye has drastically improvement live. I love you Bad Religion hums along 07/12/2007 at 12:34 I must say, Honest Goodbye has drastically improvement live. I love you Bad Religion hums along
Part III Blenderhead Location: Barcelona Status: Offline Posts: 69	Quote Jau> thats bullcrap, ever since the STF album came out they have played 90% of the time dropped to D#. The last approx. 4 years they play in normal tuning from time to time, but still not too often and the dropping definitely isnt due to the New Maps of Hell release. I believe Jay somewhere said they play in D# to preserve Greg's voice a bit during heavy touring days. 07/12/2007 at 12:29 Jau> thats bullcrap, ever since the STF album came out they have played 90% of the time dropped to D#. The last approx. 4 years they play in normal tuning from time to time, but still not too often and the dropping definitely isnt due to the New Maps of Hell release. I believe Jay somewhere said they play in D# to preserve Greg's voice a bit during heavy touring days.
Jau_Peacecraft The Devil In Stitches Pun-tastic Location: United States Status: Offline Posts: 339	Quote I'm willing to bet the lower tuning really helps give the album a much darker & stronger feel. It ships tommarow, I better call Shamus and make sure the stables are ready or else I won't have it until the next album comes out :\. 07/12/2007 at 08:11 I'm willing to bet the lower tuning really helps give the album a much darker & stronger feel. It ships tommarow, I better call Shamus and make sure the stables are ready or else I won't have it until the next album comes out :\.
torbar The Same Person Doctor of Doctored Photos Location: internets Status: Offline Posts: 1745	Quote I'm kind of surprised that Jay still hasn't mastered the "We've got to kill em and eat em before they reach for their checks" part of Let Them Eat War. It's been 3 years since The Empire Strikes First, and it's only like, 8 lines to remember. Every time I hear him say that part, I always chuckle, because by the 3rd or 4th line he usually completely messed up with it(no offense Jay, you are a great bass player, and background vocalist) 07/11/2007 at 23:28 I'm kind of surprised that Jay still hasn't mastered the "We've got to kill em and eat em before they reach for their checks" part of Let Them Eat War. It's been 3 years since The Empire Strikes First, and it's only like, 8 lines to remember. Every time I hear him say that part, I always chuckle, because by the 3rd or 4th line he usually completely messed up with it(no offense Jay, you are a great bass player, and background vocalist)
Stars Guest Location: Sweden	Quote Part III -Oh. Makes sense, pretty much what I guessed since it looked like they were playing on the 5th fret. Su -Jay and Brian did a good job singing harmony in the older songs like No Control at that same show (the Denver one) but seemed to ignore the aahs in the newer ones :S 07/11/2007 at 23:03 Part III -Oh. Makes sense, pretty much what I guessed since it looked like they were playing on the 5th fret. Su -Jay and Brian did a good job singing harmony in the older songs like No Control at that same show (the Denver one) but seemed to ignore the aahs in the newer ones :S
Part III Blenderhead Location: Barcelona Status: Offline Posts: 69	Quote Stars> Bad Religion often plays tuned down half a stap. This is to save Greg's voice a bit. They usually play with their guitars tuned to D# while playing the same positions as normal --> explaining why new dark ages is in C# now. 07/11/2007 at 20:39 Stars> Bad Religion often plays tuned down half a stap. This is to save Greg's voice a bit. They usually play with their guitars tuned to D# while playing the same positions as normal --> explaining why new dark ages is in C# now.
Kerouac Cat Generator Child of the Broken Glass Location: Germany Status: Offline Posts: 4188	Quote Brett is great. Jay is very decent, but tends to lose his voice on stage very often. Brian, on the other hand, can't sing worth a damn. A bit like me. 07/11/2007 at 20:36 Brett is great. Jay is very decent, but tends to lose his voice on stage very often. Brian, on the other hand, can't sing worth a damn. A bit like me.
nIK Guest Location: United Kingdom	Quote I don't think the rest of the band are the best of singers live... 07/11/2007 at 19:37 I don't think the rest of the band are the best of singers live...
Stars Guest Location: Sweden	Quote I'd rather hear that higher harmony part than the rythm guitar. Just me though. Still. They have two back ups live and no one even bothers singing the "aahs" in the second part of the verse (New Dark Ages). Or in Requiem, right after the "Hey!", y'know? 07/11/2007 at 17:33 I'd rather hear that higher harmony part than the rythm guitar. Just me though. Still. They have two back ups live and no one even bothers singing the "aahs" in the second part of the verse (New Dark Ages). Or in Requiem, right after the "Hey!", y'know?
Mr. A Guest Location: Germany	Quote Yeah, I'm surprised Brian doesn't play the higher harmony part. And it was pretty clear from the get go (the official "leak" of Honest Goodbye) that BR would be unable to recreate the very prominent backup vocals this time around, with or without brett. 07/11/2007 at 17:09 Yeah, I'm surprised Brian doesn't play the higher harmony part. And it was pretty clear from the get go (the official "leak" of Honest Goodbye) that BR would be unable to recreate the very prominent backup vocals this time around, with or without brett.
Stars Guest Location: Sweden	Quote Did anyone else notice that they're playing New Dark Ages a half step down live? It's in C# minor live while it's in D minor studio. Also, they need Brett live for the guitar parts, the harmony over the lead is missing... 07/11/2007 at 16:50 Did anyone else notice that they're playing New Dark Ages a half step down live? It's in C# minor live while it's in D minor studio. Also, they need Brett live for the guitar parts, the harmony over the lead is missing...
angel Guest Location: Venezuela	Quote is the ULC, UT setlist ok??? it's not kinda short?? 07/11/2007 at 16:49 is the ULC, UT setlist ok??? it's not kinda short??

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