Apparently KROQ already started airing a song from The Dissent Of Man: The Devil In Stitches (written by Brett). So this might very well be the first single.
Here's a great quality version of the song on soundcloud.com. Thanks for the link Brett!!
... or download it in MP3 format.
Thanks to Brett we now also have the full lyrics. Check out them out in the Discography.
Update: The Devil In Stitches appears to be indeed the first single of the new album. Elsewhere on the internet the following image showed up:
cherry lips
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Everyone is liking this song and that is great, however the lyrics seem obscure.
What does the Devil in Stitches mean? Is the devil-laughing (in stitches?) or is the devil battered and in need of stitches?
My opinion: Just like their Orange County punk patriots: The Offspring- the band is certainly onto something. As much as Bad Religion may decry organized religion, they seem to be able to pick up and perceive spiritual things that are going down around them.
In the battle between good and evil, God will send whatever person He deems fit to stand up for Christian beliefs and represent for the heavenly crew. In this instance, it is a women-an angel who is doing battle against the Devil. These two were once together but now they have "made a division" and there is a war going on. The Devil in Stitches is not laughing because he has been sufficiently damaged in this war. Shout hallelujah!
01/03/2011 at 09:59
Everyone is liking this song and that is great, however the lyrics seem obscure.
What does the Devil in Stitches mean? Is the devil-laughing (in stitches?) or is the devil battered and in need of stitches? My opinion: Just like their Orange County punk patriots: The Offspring- the band is certainly onto something. As much as Bad Religion may decry organized religion, they seem to be able to pick up and perceive spiritual things that are going down around them. In the battle between good and evil, God will send whatever person He deems fit to stand up for Christian beliefs and represent for the heavenly crew. In this instance, it is a women-an angel who is doing battle against the Devil. These two were once together but now they have "made a division" and there is a war going on. The Devil in Stitches is not laughing because he has been sufficiently damaged in this war. Shout hallelujah! |
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mArk3d
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This song kind of reminds me of the GR era. Good stuff.
09/06/2010 at 10:42
This song kind of reminds me of the GR era. Good stuff.
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jb26
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This one took a while to grow on me, but now I'm really in love with it. Sounds like an STF song to me - and since I consider that their second best record this only means good.
I am a newbie here as a registered member by the way - even though I have been a regular visitor of this site for many years - so I would hereby like to say thanks to the editor(s) for the great job they are doing, greetings from Hungary. 09/04/2010 at 11:28
This one took a while to grow on me, but now I'm really in love with it. Sounds like an STF song to me - and since I consider that their second best record this only means good.
I am a newbie here as a registered member by the way - even though I have been a regular visitor of this site for many years - so I would hereby like to say thanks to the editor(s) for the great job they are doing, greetings from Hungary. |
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kris c
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strikes a good nerve with me. sound like stranger than fiction, an sorrow. both amazing songs. this is not a rip on the songs just simulare feelings from those song come to mind. wow sums it up for me.
09/03/2010 at 13:53
strikes a good nerve with me. sound like stranger than fiction, an sorrow. both amazing songs. this is not a rip on the songs just simulare feelings from those song come to mind. wow sums it up for me.
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Christian rot
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[quote=paulopilha][quote=nropevolI][quote=Marty][quote=paulopilha]I made an acoustic version of "Devil in Stitches". Here´s the link: [url]http://soundcloud.com/paulopilhacovers/devil-in-stitches-bad-religion-cover[/url][/quote]It think this cover is one of the biggest compliments Brett could get for this song. Absolutely very well done.[/quote]
It's okay, but I don't like it when people are okay with recording serious covers without finding out exactly what chords to play. The B minor part in the verse is essential to the song. (in his case it should be an Am instead of the F he plays) yeah I'm a geek[/quote]. 3 gutiars and bass my friend!! Hey Marty. I see now what you´re talking about. Come on dude, it´s a tiny little part. heheheh :) And I confess, I don´t think it is necessary to find 100% of the chords because they have 2 guitars + 1 bass and I make acoustic versions.[/quote]Thanks a lot for your comments. I sent a reply to Brett on twitter with the link of the cover. Maybe he will listen to it, maybe not. :) 08/14/2010 at 09:34
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There is no better thing for me than to listen to a new be track after such a long wait,
with baited breath I turned up the volume and hit the play button. A fresh wave of bad religion washed over me giving me the same feeling I felt the first time I ever heard a br song, which was paralel. Devil in stitches is my opinion the most "bad religion" sounding track to come out for a long while. As much as I love the last two or three albums they did not have the br spark but after hearing the new one I'm happy to think the rest of the album is going to be awsome. Long live the kings of punk, long maybyhe open peoples eyes to all the wrings in this world! 08/12/2010 at 09:34
There is no better thing for me than to listen to a new be track after such a long wait,
with baited breath I turned up the volume and hit the play button. A fresh wave of bad religion washed over me giving me the same feeling I felt the first time I ever heard a br song, which was paralel. Devil in stitches is my opinion the most "bad religion" sounding track to come out for a long while. As much as I love the last two or three albums they did not have the br spark but after hearing the new one I'm happy to think the rest of the album is going to be awsome. Long live the kings of punk, long maybyhe open peoples eyes to all the wrings in this world! |
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uncivalien
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Wearing a Mona Lisa smile over this song. Had in on repeat since settling into slumber last eve.
08/09/2010 at 13:15
Wearing a Mona Lisa smile over this song. Had in on repeat since settling into slumber last eve.
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wrong planet
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[quote=Marty]Does the embedded soundcloud player still work for you guys?[/quote]It works just fine for me.
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Marty
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Does the embedded soundcloud player still work for you guys?
08/06/2010 at 12:21
Does the embedded soundcloud player still work for you guys?
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n1ckb0n3z
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And let the devil come join us WOOAH OOOAHH OO! COME JOIN US!
08/04/2010 at 09:27
And let the devil come join us WOOAH OOOAHH OO! COME JOIN US!
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Natureboy
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I have been a big fan since 86 and as mentioned in a few posts the lyrics seem forced or almost out of place. IMO I really don't like the song that much and hope that there is much better to come on it.
I think back to when I first listened to the first three songs of "the process of belief" and I fell off my chair it blew me away.
I am not getting that feeling here. Have to wait and see.
08/03/2010 at 15:09
I have been a big fan since 86 and as mentioned in a few posts the lyrics seem forced or almost out of place. IMO I really don't like the song that much and hope that there is much better to come on it.
I think back to when I first listened to the first three songs of "the process of belief" and I fell off my chair it blew me away. I am not getting that feeling here. Have to wait and see. |
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Diamondblade
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Not bad... :D But wont be my fav.
It's got back-up vocals in just the right places
It's got a few oohs and ahhs (oooh aaah)
okay... let's play this song on the radio ^^
08/03/2010 at 13:21
Not bad... :D But wont be my fav.
It's got back-up vocals in just the right places It's got a few oohs and ahhs (oooh aaah) okay... let's play this song on the radio ^^ |
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wolfbiker
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i think the song is Fantastic. Can't stop listening to it. Lyrics are also top notch and easy to sing along with. Bad Religion needed more singles in the last album now they made it up with this masterpiece. Can't wait to see a video for it. Thank you Bad Religion. See you this fall.
08/02/2010 at 20:42
i think the song is Fantastic. Can't stop listening to it. Lyrics are also top notch and easy to sing along with. Bad Religion needed more singles in the last album now they made it up with this masterpiece. Can't wait to see a video for it. Thank you Bad Religion. See you this fall.
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HugeFanOfBadReligion
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[quote=loobear]Diff'rent strokes for diff'rent folks, I guess. :][/quote] That's what she said... I'm sorry I had to say it. I'm still in a retarded trolling mood from my bad satirical trolling in the Ask Jay Thread.
08/02/2010 at 15:06
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loobear
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[quote=voloversio][quote=Markovian][quote=loobear]I love it when Bad Religion changes stuff up. Its exciting, right? And who wants to hear the same thing over and over again? Point being, I'm fairly open-minded when it comes to this band, and I love it when they experiment. I'm not really digging this song though. I like some of their more folky or pop-sounding material. This is really, really poppy though. Maybe I'll have to listen to it more, but after 4 or 5 times now, I still can't get into it. I don't like how some of the lyrics sound crammed together. And worse, it reminds me of Bruce Springstein. I can't stand Bruce Springstein. One more thing that bothers me...its a pop-sounding song without a real strong hook. Pop is built on catchy choruses, isn't it? Sometimes a band can make a song without structure and really pull it off...I don't feel BR did with this one. I'm hoping it will grow on me, but at this point I'm doubting it will. I like Resist Stance though....and I'm still stoked about the album![/quote] I agree 110% with your analysis. It seems crowded and poppy, but all of that is okay as long as it has a memorable chorus or hook. I'm not hearing one.[/quote]
Bad Religion, especially Brett, has no problem writing hooks. But a song doesn't need one in order to be good. Not even a pop song. Sometimes you just gotta let the song flow.[/quote]
I agree wholeheartedly with your first two sentences.
Personally, however, I can't sense a flow in TDIS.
Diff'rent strokes for diff'rent folks, I guess. :]
08/02/2010 at 11:35
I agree wholeheartedly with your first two sentences. Personally, however, I can't sense a flow in TDIS. Diff'rent strokes for diff'rent folks, I guess. :] |
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voloversio
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[quote=Markovian][quote=loobear]I love it when Bad Religion changes stuff up. Its exciting, right? And who wants to hear the same thing over and over again? Point being, I'm fairly open-minded when it comes to this band, and I love it when they experiment. I'm not really digging this song though. I like some of their more folky or pop-sounding material. This is really, really poppy though. Maybe I'll have to listen to it more, but after 4 or 5 times now, I still can't get into it. I don't like how some of the lyrics sound crammed together. And worse, it reminds me of Bruce Springstein. I can't stand Bruce Springstein. One more thing that bothers me...its a pop-sounding song without a real strong hook. Pop is built on catchy choruses, isn't it? Sometimes a band can make a song without structure and really pull it off...I don't feel BR did with this one. I'm hoping it will grow on me, but at this point I'm doubting it will. I like Resist Stance though....and I'm still stoked about the album![/quote] I agree 110% with your analysis. It seems crowded and poppy, but all of that is okay as long as it has a memorable chorus or hook. I'm not hearing one.[/quote]
Bad Religion, especially Brett, has no problem writing hooks. But a song doesn't need one in order to be good. Not even a pop song. Sometimes you just gotta let the song flow.
08/01/2010 at 21:59
Bad Religion, especially Brett, has no problem writing hooks. But a song doesn't need one in order to be good. Not even a pop song. Sometimes you just gotta let the song flow. |
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Markovian
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[quote=loobear]I love it when Bad Religion changes stuff up. Its exciting, right? And who wants to hear the same thing over and over again? Point being, I'm fairly open-minded when it comes to this band, and I love it when they experiment. I'm not really digging this song though. I like some of their more folky or pop-sounding material. This is really, really poppy though. Maybe I'll have to listen to it more, but after 4 or 5 times now, I still can't get into it. I don't like how some of the lyrics sound crammed together. And worse, it reminds me of Bruce Springstein. I can't stand Bruce Springstein. One more thing that bothers me...its a pop-sounding song without a real strong hook. Pop is built on catchy choruses, isn't it? Sometimes a band can make a song without structure and really pull it off...I don't feel BR did with this one. I'm hoping it will grow on me, but at this point I'm doubting it will. I like Resist Stance though....and I'm still stoked about the album![/quote]
I agree 110% with your analysis. It seems crowded and poppy, but all of that is okay as long as it has a memorable chorus or hook. I'm not hearing one.
08/01/2010 at 20:49
I agree 110% with your analysis. It seems crowded and poppy, but all of that is okay as long as it has a memorable chorus or hook. I'm not hearing one. |
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rmg512
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[quote=oblivionpact][quote=HugeFanOfBadReligion][quote=rmg512]Anymore hints, Brett? Why is the Devil in stitches? What's that supposed to mean (I'm assuming symbolically)?[/quote] Yeah, so far I think I understand all of the song to some extent except for mostly the lyrics in the chorus, such as who is the devil, why is he in stitches, and who is the chosen one who he is performing to? We need a clue Brett...[/quote]
To be "In stitches" is an expression that means to have a good laugh - Does that shed some light on the song for you? I hope so : )[/quote]
Yes. Thank you, Brett.[quote=paulopilha]Hi people!
I made an acoustic version of "Devil in Stitches". Here´s the link:
[url]http://soundcloud.com/paulopilhacovers/devil-in-stitches-bad-religion-cover[/url]
Peace.
Paulo[/quote]
Great job!
08/01/2010 at 09:57
Yes. Thank you, Brett.
Great job! |
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paulopilha
The Devil In Stitches
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[quote=nropevolI][quote=Marty][quote=paulopilha]I made an acoustic version of "Devil in Stitches". Here´s the link: [url]http://soundcloud.com/paulopilhacovers/devil-in-stitches-bad-religion-cover[/url][/quote]It think this cover is one of the biggest compliments Brett could get for this song. Absolutely very well done.[/quote]
It's okay, but I don't like it when people are okay with recording serious covers without finding out exactly what chords to play. The B minor part in the verse is essential to the song. (in his case it should be an Am instead of the F he plays) yeah I'm a geek[/quote]
Hey Marty. I see now what you´re talking about. Come on dude, it´s a tiny little part. heheheh :)
And I confess, I don´t think it is necessary to find 100% of the chords because they have 2 guitars + 1 bass and I make acoustic versions.
Thanks a lot for your comments. I sent a reply to Brett on twitter with the link of the cover. Maybe he will listen to it, maybe not. :)
08/01/2010 at 05:47
Hey Marty. I see now what you´re talking about. Come on dude, it´s a tiny little part. heheheh :) And I confess, I don´t think it is necessary to find 100% of the chords because they have 2 guitars + 1 bass and I make acoustic versions. Thanks a lot for your comments. I sent a reply to Brett on twitter with the link of the cover. Maybe he will listen to it, maybe not. :) |
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nropevolI
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[quote=Marty][quote=paulopilha]I made an acoustic version of "Devil in Stitches". Here´s the link: [url]http://soundcloud.com/paulopilhacovers/devil-in-stitches-bad-religion-cover[/url][/quote]It think this cover is one of the biggest compliments Brett could get for this song. Absolutely very well done.[/quote]
It's okay, but I don't like it when people are okay with recording serious covers without finding out exactly what chords to play. The B minor part in the verse is essential to the song. (in his case it should be an Am instead of the F he plays) yeah I'm a geek
08/01/2010 at 03:26
It's okay, but I don't like it when people are okay with recording serious covers without finding out exactly what chords to play. The B minor part in the verse is essential to the song. (in his case it should be an Am instead of the F he plays) yeah I'm a geek |
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Marty
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[quote=paulopilha]I made an acoustic version of "Devil in Stitches". Here´s the link: [url]http://soundcloud.com/paulopilhacovers/devil-in-stitches-bad-religion-cover[/url][/quote]It think this cover is one of the biggest compliments Brett could get for this song. Absolutely very well done.
08/01/2010 at 00:46
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torbar
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[quote=paulopilha]Hi people!
I made an acoustic version of "Devil in Stitches". Here's the link:
http://soundcloud.com/paulopilhacovers/devil-in-stitches-bad-religion-cover
Peace.
Paulo[/quote]
Great cover Paulo! I've always been a fan of your BR covers!
08/01/2010 at 00:24
Great cover Paulo! I've always been a fan of your BR covers! |
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voloversio
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[quote=paulopilha] Hi people!
I made an acoustic version of "Devil in Stitches". Here's the link:
Peace.
Paulo[/quote]
Good stuff dude. thoroughly enjoyed it
08/01/2010 at 00:15
Good stuff dude. thoroughly enjoyed it |
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Jonboy
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Sorry guys, after prolonged listens, I'm not a huge fan. I really don't want to be disappointed, so I'll just keep telling myself this is the weakest of the new stuff.
07/31/2010 at 19:03
Sorry guys, after prolonged listens, I'm not a huge fan. I really don't want to be disappointed, so I'll just keep telling myself this is the weakest of the new stuff.
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paulopilha
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Hi people!
I made an acoustic version of "Devil in Stitches". Here´s the link:
[url]http://soundcloud.com/paulopilhacovers/devil-in-stitches-bad-religion-cover[/url]
Peace.
Paulo
07/31/2010 at 18:44
Hi people!
I made an acoustic version of "Devil in Stitches". Here´s the link: http://soundcloud.com/paulopilhacovers/devil-in-stitches-bad-religion-cover Peace. Paulo |
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wyoming BR fan
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Question for Brett....How many takes did Greg have trying to spit out
" black tear stained cheeks behind her shattered window" ??? It took me about 40. Another great song in your library!! Anxious to hear all songs on the new alb.
07/31/2010 at 12:11
Question for Brett....How many takes did Greg have trying to spit out
" black tear stained cheeks behind her shattered window" ??? It took me about 40. Another great song in your library!! Anxious to hear all songs on the new alb. |
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n1ckb0n3z
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dammit wtf did you simian!?
you like fucked the whole quoting thing up ya noobsonian lol
07/31/2010 at 09:06
dammit wtf did you simian!?
you like fucked the whole quoting thing up ya noobsonian lol |
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n1ckb0n3z
Universal Cynic
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[quote=simian][quote=n1ckb0n3z][quote=Rachele][quote=Limit]I'm just sorry Brett has to read all this crap about it not being a good song, just because BR isn't doing exactly the same thing over and over again.
Brett, just so you know, my girl Maggie, who never listens to BR, loved your new song too. I think it's great when a band tries new directions.[/quote]
Lol, at least i know how to quote the right way.
I honestly don't think brett spends his time reading this shit. he has better things to do... like run epitaph.
Just because some of us dont like the song doesn't mean we dont appreciate the music. I dont expect them to make the same music over and over again. and I think brett will be just fine with some of his fans not liking whatever music comes out of this album. Its just honest feedback.
btw, the new America has some really good songs. dont sell me short is one of the best br songs ever.
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n00b! :)[/quote]
07/31/2010 at 09:06
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HugeFanOfBadReligion
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[quote=coop][quote=HugeFanOfBadReligion][quote=Groomits][quote=coop]yeah but im not interested in groomits love of junk food. he wastes the internet spaces with his gourmet stories[/quote]
yeah well, you made the choice of replying, while you had the choice not to care at all. Dawkins would say freewill doesn't exist, so I guess you're stuck with an unpleasant beahvior...[/quote] Just because freewill doesn't exist doesn't mean things can't change. His unpleasant behaviour can change, it just wouldn't have been his choice, and it was bound to happen if it does happen. And I really do hope you realize that he's just kidding (mostly) LOL.[/quote]
i love you.
[/quote] I love me too.
07/31/2010 at 01:35
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HugeFanOfBadReligion
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[quote=oblivionpact]To be "In stitches" is an expression that means to have a good laugh - Does that shed some light on the song for you? I hope so : )[/quote] Indeed it does.
07/31/2010 at 01:35
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coop
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brett, could you enlighten me on the paperback crime issue? it gives me funny feeling. but i dont know what it means.
07/31/2010 at 00:26
brett, could you enlighten me on the paperback crime issue? it gives me funny feeling. but i dont know what it means.
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oblivionpact
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[quote=HugeFanOfBadReligion][quote=rmg512]Anymore hints, Brett? Why is the Devil in stitches? What's that supposed to mean (I'm assuming symbolically)?[/quote] Yeah, so far I think I understand all of the song to some extent except for mostly the lyrics in the chorus, such as who is the devil, why is he in stitches, and who is the chosen one who he is performing to? We need a clue Brett...[/quote]
To be "In stitches" is an expression that means to have a good laugh - Does that shed some light on the song for you? I hope so : )
07/31/2010 at 00:04
To be "In stitches" is an expression that means to have a good laugh - Does that shed some light on the song for you? I hope so : ) |
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simian
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[quote=n1ckb0n3z][quote=Rachele][quote=Limit]I'm just sorry Brett has to read all this crap about it not being a good song, just because BR isn't doing exactly the same thing over and over again.
Brett, just so you know, my girl Maggie, who never listens to BR, loved your new song too. I think it's great when a band tries new directions.[/quote]
I honestly don't think brett spends his time reading this shit. he has better things to do... like run epitaph.
Just because some of us dont like the song doesn't mean we dont appreciate the music. I dont expect them to make the same music over and over again. and I think brett will be just fine with some of his fans not liking whatever music comes out of this album. Its just honest feedback.
btw, the new America has some really good songs. dont sell me short is one of the best br songs ever.
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n00b! :)
07/30/2010 at 23:37
n00b! :) |
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coop
Infected
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[quote=HugeFanOfBadReligion][quote=Groomits][quote=coop]yeah but im not interested in groomits love of junk food. he wastes the internet spaces with his gourmet stories[/quote]
yeah well, you made the choice of replying, while you had the choice not to care at all. Dawkins would say freewill doesn't exist, so I guess you're stuck with an unpleasant beahvior...[/quote] Just because freewill doesn't exist doesn't mean things can't change. His unpleasant behaviour can change, it just wouldn't have been his choice, and it was bound to happen if it does happen. And I really do hope you realize that he's just kidding (mostly) LOL.[/quote]
i love you.
07/30/2010 at 23:30
i love you. |
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n1ckb0n3z
Universal Cynic
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[quote=Rachele][quote=Limit]I'm just sorry Brett has to read all this crap about it not being a good song, just because BR isn't doing exactly the same thing over and over again.
Brett, just so you know, my girl Maggie, who never listens to BR, loved your new song too. I think it's great when a band tries new directions.[/quote]
Just because some of us dont like the song doesn't mean we dont appreciate the music. I dont expect them to make the same music over and over again. and I think brett will be just fine with some of his fans not liking whatever music comes out of this album. Its just honest feedback.
btw, the new America has some really good songs. dont sell me short is one of the best br songs ever. [/quote]
I honestly don't think brett spends his time reading this shit. he has better things to do... like run epitaph.
07/30/2010 at 21:25
I honestly don't think brett spends his time reading this shit. he has better things to do... like run epitaph. |
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Rachele
Lost Pilgrim
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[quote=Limit]I'm just sorry Brett has to read all this crap about it not being a good song, just because BR isn't doing exactly the same thing over and over again.
Brett, just so you know, my girl Maggie, who never listens to BR, loved your new song too. I think it's great when a band tries new directions.[/quote]
Just because some of us dont like the song doesn't mean we dont appreciate the music. I dont expect them to make the same music over and over again. and I think brett will be just fine with some of his fans not liking whatever music comes out of this album. Its just honest feedback.
btw, the new America has some really good songs. dont sell me short is one of the best br songs ever.
07/30/2010 at 19:32
Just because some of us dont like the song doesn't mean we dont appreciate the music. I dont expect them to make the same music over and over again. and I think brett will be just fine with some of his fans not liking whatever music comes out of this album. Its just honest feedback. btw, the new America has some really good songs. dont sell me short is one of the best br songs ever. |
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HugeFanOfBadReligion
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[quote=Groomits][quote=coop]yeah but im not interested in groomits love of junk food. he wastes the internet spaces with his gourmet stories[/quote]
yeah well, you made the choice of replying, while you had the choice not to care at all. Dawkins would say freewill doesn't exist, so I guess you're stuck with an unpleasant beahvior...[/quote] Just because freewill doesn't exist doesn't mean things can't change. His unpleasant behaviour can change, it just wouldn't have been his choice, and it was bound to happen if it does happen. And I really do hope you realize that he's just kidding (mostly) LOL.
07/30/2010 at 16:07
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Neil Davis
Billy Gnosis
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It's actually starting to grow on me. But all that means is that i'm removing it from the Banished List.
07/30/2010 at 14:05
It's actually starting to grow on me. But all that means is that i'm removing it from the Banished List.
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JakkoztaR
Automatic Man
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yes, it does sound alot like new america.
07/30/2010 at 12:41
yes, it does sound alot like new america.
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SOLDSHORT
Generator
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[quote=Ninty Man UNAM]LOL... New America anyone?[/quote]
yes please.
07/30/2010 at 11:54
yes please. |
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Ninty Man UNAM
The Devil In Stitches
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LOL... New America anyone?
07/30/2010 at 11:36
LOL... New America anyone?
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coop
Infected
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[quote=Groomits][quote=coop]yeah but im not interested in groomits love of junk food. he wastes the internet spaces with his gourmet stories[/quote]
yeah well, you made the choice of replying, while you had the choice not to care at all. Dawkins would say freewill doesn't exist, so I guess you're stuck with an unpleasant beahvior...[/quote]
well what would you say?
07/30/2010 at 11:11
well what would you say? |
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Groomits
Man With A Mission
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[quote=coop]yeah but im not interested in groomits love of junk food. he wastes the internet spaces with his gourmet stories[/quote]
yeah well, you made the choice of replying, while you had the choice not to care at all. Dawkins would say freewill doesn't exist, so I guess you're stuck with an unpleasant beahvior...
07/30/2010 at 10:52
yeah well, you made the choice of replying, while you had the choice not to care at all. Dawkins would say freewill doesn't exist, so I guess you're stuck with an unpleasant beahvior... |
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coop
Infected
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yeah but im not interested in groomits love of junk food. he wastes the internet spaces with his gourmet stories
07/30/2010 at 10:08
yeah but im not interested in groomits love of junk food. he wastes the internet spaces with his gourmet stories
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SOLDSHORT
Generator
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[quote=coop][quote=Groomits][quote=coop]me too[/quote]
Actually I was answering NiceHulk message.
And Coop, you don't have to insult anyone. Your post was totally useless. Instead you could explain us [b]why[/b] you like DiS. I'll be glad to read you if you got some reasons.[/quote]
me too[/quote]
yeah coop... get a grip.... coop.... cooooop... cooooooooop coop a loop
07/30/2010 at 09:33
yeah coop... get a grip.... coop.... cooooop... cooooooooop coop a loop |
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Joe
Henchman
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[quote=Groomits][quote=Joe]The reason that I like that Brett and Greg follow their hearts in the songs that they write is that it makes their music seem real, instead of forced and fake.[/quote]
This is precisely why I don't like this song. It seems rushed and fake.[/quote]
I meant lyrically....but, yes I do agree that at points the words feel like they have been forced to fit the melody.
07/30/2010 at 09:04
I meant lyrically....but, yes I do agree that at points the words feel like they have been forced to fit the melody. |
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ZIGOTO
Hippy Killer
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[quote=Ed]Oh, and so Brett wrote a love song. Get over it. It's great.[/quote]
Actually, I really like Brett's love songs. At first I felt that the melodies aren't matching with the lyrics, but now I got used to it, and I think it's a good song, but I still prefer Resist Stance.
07/30/2010 at 09:03
Actually, I really like Brett's love songs. At first I felt that the melodies aren't matching with the lyrics, but now I got used to it, and I think it's a good song, but I still prefer Resist Stance. |
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coop
Infected
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[quote=Groomits][quote=coop]me too[/quote]
Actually I was answering NiceHulk message.
And Coop, you don't have to insult anyone. Your post was totally useless. Instead you could explain us [b]why[/b] you like DiS. I'll be glad to read you if you got some reasons.[/quote]
me too
07/30/2010 at 08:58
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Ed
Guest
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Oh, and so Brett wrote a love song. Get over it. It's great.
07/30/2010 at 07:57
Oh, and so Brett wrote a love song. Get over it. It's great.
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Groomits
Man With A Mission
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[quote=coop]me too[/quote]
Actually I was answering NiceHulk message.
And Coop, you don't have to insult anyone. Your post was totally useless. Instead you could explain us [b]why[/b] you like DiS. I'll be glad to read you if you got some reasons.
07/30/2010 at 07:30
Actually I was answering NiceHulk message. And Coop, you don't have to insult anyone. Your post was totally useless. Instead you could explain us why you like DiS. I'll be glad to read you if you got some reasons. |
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coop
Infected
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me too
07/30/2010 at 06:36
me too
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Groomits
Man With A Mission
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Yeah it's ok. I was just trying to explain the way I see it.
07/30/2010 at 06:34
Yeah it's ok. I was just trying to explain the way I see it.
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coop
Infected
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fucks to you guys! it is grrreit song! better than those two other good songs
07/30/2010 at 06:30
fucks to you guys! it is grrreit song! better than those two other good songs
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Nice_Hulk
The Devil In Stitches
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[quote=Groomits][quote=Limit]I just don't like it when people are getting angry that this song strays from the so called BR formula.[/quote]
How would you react if the steak-fries you ordered would taste like sour milk. This is not what you would expect from such a good meal. Even if you try to like the new taste, well, you can't, because it doesnt taste good. Not because it's different, but because it does not taste good...
I wont force myself to like something I don't just because it's BR.[/quote]
This hasn't really got that much to do with how you feel about the song, I think, but more with how it's expressed (by several, not just you). Everyone is of course entitled to an opinion and I'm glad we all can share ours here :) But enough with the hate, man. If you don't like it, fine, I just feel like we don't need all the complaints here.
Spread some love instead :D
07/30/2010 at 06:05
This hasn't really got that much to do with how you feel about the song, I think, but more with how it's expressed (by several, not just you). Everyone is of course entitled to an opinion and I'm glad we all can share ours here :) But enough with the hate, man. If you don't like it, fine, I just feel like we don't need all the complaints here. Spread some love instead :D |
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Groomits
Man With A Mission
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[quote=Limit]I just don't like it when people are getting angry that this song strays from the so called BR formula.[/quote]
How would you react if the steak-fries you ordered would taste like sour milk. This is not what you would expect from such a good meal. Even if you try to like the new taste, well, you can't, because it doesnt taste good. Not because it's different, but because it does not taste good...
I wont force myself to like something I don't just because it's BR.
07/30/2010 at 05:51
How would you react if the steak-fries you ordered would taste like sour milk. This is not what you would expect from such a good meal. Even if you try to like the new taste, well, you can't, because it doesnt taste good. Not because it's different, but because it does not taste good... I wont force myself to like something I don't just because it's BR. |
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Groomits
Man With A Mission
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[quote=Joe]The reason that I like that Brett and Greg follow their hearts in the songs that they write is that it makes their music seem real, instead of forced and fake.[/quote]
This is precisely why I don't like this song. It seems rushed and fake.
07/30/2010 at 05:37
This is precisely why I don't like this song. It seems rushed and fake. |
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Bad Brett
Henchman
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I would never listen to music because of the lyrics only. The reason I usually like Brett's songs the most, is because he always has come up with catchy melodies. And I don't care in which direction his heading. I'm sure he could do good rap music if he wanted to.
The problem I'm having with this tune, and also "Won't Somebody", is that they seem ...rushed. The riff is simple, the melody is simple and the words don't even fit to the rhythm. Sombody compared this to Daredevils, but I actually think that Rules, Hearts and Hate You are much more interesting than TDIS... well not lyricswise maybe. Those songs contained some really interesting basslines and were mysterical in some way.
The new songs follow a very standard chord pattern, especially compared with many of the tunes on NMOH. My expectations are very high and so they should be, because Brett has delivered tons of good pop songs in the past and I know that he could come up with something a lot better than this. That's just a fact.
Hopefully the rest of the album will be a lot of the better. After all, American Jesus is undoubtly one of the most boring songs on Recipe For Hate. So maybe we get a new "All Good Soldiers" on this one.
Finally, it's great to see that Brett writes here. I'm looking forward to the release of another new song.
07/30/2010 at 05:18
I would never listen to music because of the lyrics only. The reason I usually like Brett's songs the most, is because he always has come up with catchy melodies. And I don't care in which direction his heading. I'm sure he could do good rap music if he wanted to.
The problem I'm having with this tune, and also "Won't Somebody", is that they seem ...rushed. The riff is simple, the melody is simple and the words don't even fit to the rhythm. Sombody compared this to Daredevils, but I actually think that Rules, Hearts and Hate You are much more interesting than TDIS... well not lyricswise maybe. Those songs contained some really interesting basslines and were mysterical in some way. The new songs follow a very standard chord pattern, especially compared with many of the tunes on NMOH. My expectations are very high and so they should be, because Brett has delivered tons of good pop songs in the past and I know that he could come up with something a lot better than this. That's just a fact. Hopefully the rest of the album will be a lot of the better. After all, American Jesus is undoubtly one of the most boring songs on Recipe For Hate. So maybe we get a new "All Good Soldiers" on this one. Finally, it's great to see that Brett writes here. I'm looking forward to the release of another new song. |
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Ed
Guest
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I would point out that I also thought the Devil could be a reference to drugs, but I wasn't sure.
Anyway, it's irrelevant, the song is great and that's all that really matters.
07/30/2010 at 03:30
I would point out that I also thought the Devil could be a reference to drugs, but I wasn't sure.
Anyway, it's irrelevant, the song is great and that's all that really matters. |
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HugeFanOfBadReligion
Infected
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[quote=rmg512]Anymore hints, Brett? Why is the Devil in stitches? What's that supposed to mean (I'm assuming symbolically)?[/quote] Yeah, so far I think I understand all of the song to some extent except for mostly the lyrics in the chorus, such as who is the devil, why is he in stitches, and who is the chosen one who he is performing to? We need a clue Brett...
07/30/2010 at 00:40
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rmg512
Infected
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I'm definitely like this song more and more lyrically (that's what Brett and Greg dedicate most of their songwriting time to anyways, right?). To me, it's meaning (both line by line and collectively) is an intricate puzzle like Anesthesia was, except I think this one's a little harder to crack, I think.
Anymore hints, Brett? Why is the Devil in stitches? What's that supposed to mean (I'm assuming symbolically)?
07/29/2010 at 23:52
I'm definitely like this song more and more lyrically (that's what Brett and Greg dedicate most of their songwriting time to anyways, right?). To me, it's meaning (both line by line and collectively) is an intricate puzzle like Anesthesia was, except I think this one's a little harder to crack, I think.
Anymore hints, Brett? Why is the Devil in stitches? What's that supposed to mean (I'm assuming symbolically)? |
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Joe
Henchman
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[quote=Brett Religion][quote=Joe]Thanks for the input Mr. Brett! I'm glad that you all are willing to just follow your heart with what you write and play.[/quote]
WORD.
Give us this day our daily Brett!
PS: You should come and post more often, Joe. We need more of your common sense.[/quote]
Thanks man,
I'm on here all the time, but I don't really post unless I have something of substance to contribute...I've been doing that even since the old forum.
As for Devil in Stitches:
I really feel like I can relate to this song (whether I truly get Mr. Brett's meaning or not). To me it is a song about the struggle to find and a fall in love with someone that means the world to you...and the important decisions that we must come to along the way. You know...face the world together...ride the storm out....and what not (I feel like for Brett this probably means Gina and his decision to have a child together). The reason that I like that Brett and Greg follow their hearts in the songs that they write is that it makes their music seem real, instead of forced and fake.
So again, thank you Mr. Brett for following in what you believe in and sharing it with us all.
07/29/2010 at 21:49
Thanks man, I'm on here all the time, but I don't really post unless I have something of substance to contribute...I've been doing that even since the old forum. As for Devil in Stitches: I really feel like I can relate to this song (whether I truly get Mr. Brett's meaning or not). To me it is a song about the struggle to find and a fall in love with someone that means the world to you...and the important decisions that we must come to along the way. You know...face the world together...ride the storm out....and what not (I feel like for Brett this probably means Gina and his decision to have a child together). The reason that I like that Brett and Greg follow their hearts in the songs that they write is that it makes their music seem real, instead of forced and fake. So again, thank you Mr. Brett for following in what you believe in and sharing it with us all. |
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Brett Religion
The Same Person
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[quote=Joe]Thanks for the input Mr. Brett! I'm glad that you all are willing to just follow your heart with what you write and play.[/quote]
WORD.
Give us this day our daily Brett!
PS: You should come and post more often, Joe. We need more of your common sense.
07/29/2010 at 19:55
WORD. Give us this day our daily Brett! PS: You should come and post more often, Joe. We need more of your common sense. |
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Limit
Modern Man
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[quote=Brett Religion][quote=ZIGOTO]
It wasn't you that wrote that common sense thing?? I just can't find right now...[/quote]
Actually, that would be selfparadigm. To his mind, everyone who likes this song lacks common sense.[/quote]
I think he's talking about when we had that crazy guy who thought anyone who smoked weed was a nazi or something/
07/29/2010 at 18:14
I think he's talking about when we had that crazy guy who thought anyone who smoked weed was a nazi or something/ |
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Johan
Hippy Killer
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At first I thought that the song was just "Ok", had a hard time finding a strong melody in it. But now I've listened to it 50 times and think it's awesome. Better than Resist Stance, that still is only "ok" (could be better on the record though)...
07/29/2010 at 17:31
At first I thought that the song was just "Ok", had a hard time finding a strong melody in it. But now I've listened to it 50 times and think it's awesome. Better than Resist Stance, that still is only "ok" (could be better on the record though)...
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Brett Religion
The Same Person
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[quote=ZIGOTO]
It wasn't you that wrote that common sense thing?? I just can't find right now...[/quote]
Actually, that would be selfparadigm. To his mind, everyone who likes this song lacks common sense.
07/29/2010 at 17:11
Actually, that would be selfparadigm. To his mind, everyone who likes this song lacks common sense. |
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Limit
Modern Man
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[quote=ZIGOTO]
Sorry man, but everyone has an opinion. If they think that the music is bad because is off the "BR formula" let they do so!!For me this isn't "crap". And I don't think Brett gets mad reading comments, probably he's very happy with the results.
It wasn't you that wrote that common sense thing?? I just can't find right now...[/quote]
Don't get me wrong; I don't mind people expressing their opinions. I just don't like it when people are getting angry that this song strays from the so called BR formula.
Your opinion is completely valid, and I'm sorry if it seemed like I was insulting it - my only problem is with the comments that are like "I remember when BR used to write good music," or that people feel betrayed by the band just because one song doesn't fit their idea of what Bad Religion is apparently supposed to be.
07/29/2010 at 15:29
Don't get me wrong; I don't mind people expressing their opinions. I just don't like it when people are getting angry that this song strays from the so called BR formula. Your opinion is completely valid, and I'm sorry if it seemed like I was insulting it - my only problem is with the comments that are like "I remember when BR used to write good music," or that people feel betrayed by the band just because one song doesn't fit their idea of what Bad Religion is apparently supposed to be. |
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ZIGOTO
Hippy Killer
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[quote=Limit]I'm just sorry Brett has to read all this crap about it not being a good song, just because BR isn't doing exactly the same thing over and over again.
Brett, just so you know, my girl Maggie, who never listens to BR, loved your new song too. I think it's great when a band tries new directions.[/quote]
Sorry man, but everyone has an opinion. If they think that the music is bad because is off the "BR formula" let they do so!!For me this isn't "crap". And I don't think Brett gets mad reading comments, probably he's very happy with the results.
It wasn't you that wrote that common sense thing?? I just can't find right now...
07/29/2010 at 15:07
Sorry man, but everyone has an opinion. If they think that the music is bad because is off the "BR formula" let they do so!!For me this isn't "crap". And I don't think Brett gets mad reading comments, probably he's very happy with the results. It wasn't you that wrote that common sense thing?? I just can't find right now... |
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modern man
Hippy Killer
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I've actually grown 2 like it, maybe thats just cuz its new I dunno. deffinitely way better than honest goodbye, can't get myself 2 listen to that one hehe.
07/29/2010 at 14:57
I've actually grown 2 like it, maybe thats just cuz its new I dunno. deffinitely way better than honest goodbye, can't get myself 2 listen to that one hehe.
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BrandonSideleau
The Devil In Stitches
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Brett....if you're reading this I'm curious...when will the Epitaph BR page being updated? Will we be getting another mp3 as well? (The way we got Heroes & Martyrs" & "Honest Goodbye" last time) Thanks
07/29/2010 at 13:23
Brett....if you're reading this I'm curious...when will the Epitaph BR page being updated? Will we be getting another mp3 as well? (The way we got Heroes & Martyrs" & "Honest Goodbye" last time) Thanks
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SOLDSHORT
Generator
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I am offering a money back satisfaction guarantee on this album. Send all refund requests to SOLDSHORTJUNK@GMAIL.COM
07/29/2010 at 12:58
I am offering a money back satisfaction guarantee on this album. Send all refund requests to SOLDSHORTJUNK@GMAIL.COM
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Nichols
Guest
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Oblivion Pact... a reckless pact with oblivion.
very nice brett ;)
07/29/2010 at 12:47
Oblivion Pact... a reckless pact with oblivion.
very nice brett ;) |
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voloversio
Hippy Killer
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so i know this is going to just sound like a total excuse and a bit of a cliche but i think it's way too premature to make critiques of the entire album based on one or two songs new songs.. Songs that we've heard totally out of context with the overall concept of the final album.
Let's just say I definitely can't see myself skipping this song ever when it comes on. It's undoubtably a joy to listen to. But again that's maybe me. But I know some bad religion songs that I know I tend to skip.
But heard within the space of the album it might serve as a must needed injection of levity into the proceedings.
07/29/2010 at 12:38
so i know this is going to just sound like a total excuse and a bit of a cliche but i think it's way too premature to make critiques of the entire album based on one or two songs new songs.. Songs that we've heard totally out of context with the overall concept of the final album.
Let's just say I definitely can't see myself skipping this song ever when it comes on. It's undoubtably a joy to listen to. But again that's maybe me. But I know some bad religion songs that I know I tend to skip. But heard within the space of the album it might serve as a must needed injection of levity into the proceedings. |
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Limit
Modern Man
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I'm just sorry Brett has to read all this crap about it not being a good song, just because BR isn't doing exactly the same thing over and over again.
Brett, just so you know, my girl Maggie, who never listens to BR, loved your new song too. I think it's great when a band tries new directions.
07/29/2010 at 12:28
I'm just sorry Brett has to read all this crap about it not being a good song, just because BR isn't doing exactly the same thing over and over again.
Brett, just so you know, my girl Maggie, who never listens to BR, loved your new song too. I think it's great when a band tries new directions. |
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Bad Brett
Henchman
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Brett is undoubtly one of my favourite song writers and I think he headed in a really interesting direction with Honest Goodbye, so I'm a bit disappointed that this song sounds so ordinary. When he was talking about daring to try new things, I thought it would mean some more experimental stuff.
I read somewhere that BR compared this to Recipe For Hate, which so far doesn't make sense (except maybe the lyrics). RFH is like Industrial Grunge Punk Rock, with slide guitars, noise, Vedders, weird riffs and really strong melodies.
Hopefully, this means that the rest of the album is so experimental that they HAD to pick this song as the single. BR usually don't disappoint me.
07/29/2010 at 12:05
Brett is undoubtly one of my favourite song writers and I think he headed in a really interesting direction with Honest Goodbye, so I'm a bit disappointed that this song sounds so ordinary. When he was talking about daring to try new things, I thought it would mean some more experimental stuff.
I read somewhere that BR compared this to Recipe For Hate, which so far doesn't make sense (except maybe the lyrics). RFH is like Industrial Grunge Punk Rock, with slide guitars, noise, Vedders, weird riffs and really strong melodies. Hopefully, this means that the rest of the album is so experimental that they HAD to pick this song as the single. BR usually don't disappoint me. |
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romi
Incomplete
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I love how it sounds!!!! Greg´s voice sounds amazing. I can´t wait to have the album :)
07/29/2010 at 11:30
I love how it sounds!!!! Greg´s voice sounds amazing. I can´t wait to have the album :)
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Guns
Man With A Mission
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What about a videoclip, does anyone know have any information about that?
07/29/2010 at 10:59
What about a videoclip, does anyone know have any information about that?
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che sus
Infected
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[quote=ComicSans]After listening to the song more times than I'd care to admit, it is definitely a grower.
I doubt it will be my favourite on the album, but a strong taste. Thanks Brett, can't wait![/quote] Agreed 100%
07/29/2010 at 10:01
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Joe
Henchman
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Thanks for the input Mr. Brett! I'm glad that you all are willing to just follow your heart with what you write and play.
07/29/2010 at 09:53
Thanks for the input Mr. Brett! I'm glad that you all are willing to just follow your heart with what you write and play.
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Walk Away
Lost Pilgrim
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The first listen I was a bit disoriented with the way the lyrics fit into the music (as some have mentioned). But once I got a few listens in and got the fit, so to speak, I did start to appreciate this song more.
I like that BR doesn't just stick to the same thing all the time. I mean, I love the NC, AtG, Suffer kind of stuff, but 14 albums of that and I'd have given up on BR long ago. TESF was a big favourite of mine for the shift they made on some of those songs. Their ability to try new things while also always keeping a bit of what is expected and fans crave is the show of their skill.
It's not my favourite Brett song, but it's good. I like the lyrics, but I wish they had more of an even flow and mix with each other.
From the 3 songs we've gotten a taste of so far, it looks like this will be another refreshing and yet well known album.
Hopefully you guys stop in Ottawa on the tour! If not, Montreal bound am I.
07/29/2010 at 09:45
The first listen I was a bit disoriented with the way the lyrics fit into the music (as some have mentioned). But once I got a few listens in and got the fit, so to speak, I did start to appreciate this song more.
I like that BR doesn't just stick to the same thing all the time. I mean, I love the NC, AtG, Suffer kind of stuff, but 14 albums of that and I'd have given up on BR long ago. TESF was a big favourite of mine for the shift they made on some of those songs. Their ability to try new things while also always keeping a bit of what is expected and fans crave is the show of their skill. It's not my favourite Brett song, but it's good. I like the lyrics, but I wish they had more of an even flow and mix with each other. From the 3 songs we've gotten a taste of so far, it looks like this will be another refreshing and yet well known album. Hopefully you guys stop in Ottawa on the tour! If not, Montreal bound am I. |
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ComicSans
Automatic Man
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After listening to the song more times than I'd care to admit, it is definitely a grower.
I doubt it will be my favourite on the album, but a strong taste. Thanks Brett, can't wait!
07/29/2010 at 09:00
After listening to the song more times than I'd care to admit, it is definitely a grower.
I doubt it will be my favourite on the album, but a strong taste. Thanks Brett, can't wait! |
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Jesse
Staff
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I'm definitely in love with this song! Downloaded it on my phone today and I've been listening to it non-stop.
07/29/2010 at 07:28
I'm definitely in love with this song! Downloaded it on my phone today and I've been listening to it non-stop.
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oblivionpact
Lost Pilgrim
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[quote=Ed]Brett...sorry to ask, but is the "Devil" you (maybe in a Jekyll & Hyde form) by any chance?
Maybe it's just the way I've interpreted the lyrics.....
Great song. It's on my iPod whilst marathon training now....[/quote]
Good guess but no, I'm not the "Devil" in the song, I'm myself falling in love with Gina and vowing eternal love to her.
07/29/2010 at 07:20
Good guess but no, I'm not the "Devil" in the song, I'm myself falling in love with Gina and vowing eternal love to her. |
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Ed
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Brett...sorry to ask, but is the "Devil" you (maybe in a Jekyll & Hyde form) by any chance?
Maybe it's just the way I've interpreted the lyrics.....
Great song. It's on my iPod whilst marathon training now....
07/29/2010 at 06:54
Brett...sorry to ask, but is the "Devil" you (maybe in a Jekyll & Hyde form) by any chance?
Maybe it's just the way I've interpreted the lyrics..... Great song. It's on my iPod whilst marathon training now.... |
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Issuekin
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Well done!! I love how the album sounds change, keeps it fresh!
07/29/2010 at 02:36
Well done!! I love how the album sounds change, keeps it fresh!
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HugeFanOfBadReligion
Infected
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[quote=simian]Ok - this is totally not a criticism - but people keep mentioning what songs this sounds like... and I haven't heard anyone else mention what popped almost immediately into my mind when I heard it: Drunk Sincerity. Yeah, I'm crazy, right? Listen to it, and try to sing the lyrics to Drunk Sincerity. Seriously.[/quote] Haha, you're totally right. I don't really think it sounds like it much, but it just fits together. To be honest, I was never a big fan of Drunk Sincerity. I just couldn't get into the sound of it. I don't hate it, I just don't like. But I still love this song, the Devil in Stitches.
07/29/2010 at 00:49
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HomerSapien
Modern Man
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Well, I've already expressed my mixed emotions about the song, but for some reason I've been putting this song on loop everytime I listen to music. It's really catchy, and I can see it growing on me.
But, as I said: It doesn't seem like a Bad Religion song. It's a good song, don't get me wrong, but this isn't what I come to Bad Religion for.
I [b]won't[/b] be skipping this song on the album, though. Idonno. I'm all conceded and stuff.
07/29/2010 at 00:47
Well, I've already expressed my mixed emotions about the song, but for some reason I've been putting this song on loop everytime I listen to music. It's really catchy, and I can see it growing on me.
But, as I said: It doesn't seem like a Bad Religion song. It's a good song, don't get me wrong, but this isn't what I come to Bad Religion for. I won't be skipping this song on the album, though. Idonno. I'm all conceded and stuff. |
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SOLDSHORT
Generator
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I like this song more and more
07/28/2010 at 22:57
I like this song more and more
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patricke1660
Man With A Mission
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It just doesn't go anywhere. The best poppy BR songs, regardless of tempo, tell a story and deliver it with energy. This feels like it was mailed-in. Still excited to have the preview, and not regretting pre-purchasing the album.
07/28/2010 at 19:20
It just doesn't go anywhere. The best poppy BR songs, regardless of tempo, tell a story and deliver it with energy. This feels like it was mailed-in. Still excited to have the preview, and not regretting pre-purchasing the album.
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BrandonSideleau
The Devil In Stitches
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If you love it great, if you don't that's fine too...'nuff said. I love it.
07/28/2010 at 18:28
If you love it great, if you don't that's fine too...'nuff said. I love it.
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tbx
Modern Man
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[quote=Limit][quote=simian]Ok - this is totally not a criticism - but people keep mentioning what songs this sounds like... and I haven't heard anyone else mention what popped almost immediately into my mind when I heard it: Drunk Sincerity. Yeah, I'm crazy, right? Listen to it, and try to sing the lyrics to Drunk Sincerity. Seriously.[/quote]
I'll back you on that - Does everyone hate Drunk Sincerity for being "poppy," too? I thought punk was an idea, not a style of music.[/quote]
It was a weak song as well and I agree in the same vein; it went into one of my more favored songs so there was a payoff for not hitting next; hopefully we continue to get albums and not iTunes collections of tracks and when this piece is dropped into the puzzle it will make more sense.
I've also read a lot of Honest Goodbye references, I always like the grittiness of that song behind the slowness - the punctuation on words like sick, convict in the first half of the second verse and when it drops, 'hands so clean' That song has a totally different feel than this one; this is much more New America sounding.
Also, BR members jumping in and communicating with the hardcore fans is totally cool and good business in this day and age. Most of them are pretty sophisticated and should realize that polemics and criticism expose someone that cares --- Nietzsche doesn't rail against Kant and Socrates because they are irrelevant
07/28/2010 at 17:45
It was a weak song as well and I agree in the same vein; it went into one of my more favored songs so there was a payoff for not hitting next; hopefully we continue to get albums and not iTunes collections of tracks and when this piece is dropped into the puzzle it will make more sense. I've also read a lot of Honest Goodbye references, I always like the grittiness of that song behind the slowness - the punctuation on words like sick, convict in the first half of the second verse and when it drops, 'hands so clean' That song has a totally different feel than this one; this is much more New America sounding. Also, BR members jumping in and communicating with the hardcore fans is totally cool and good business in this day and age. Most of them are pretty sophisticated and should realize that polemics and criticism expose someone that cares --- Nietzsche doesn't rail against Kant and Socrates because they are irrelevant |
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Some Guy
Modern Man
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Punk is a guy who takes it in the ass in prison. Needless to say, I'm constantly disappointed by the content of BR lyrics.
07/28/2010 at 17:35
Punk is a guy who takes it in the ass in prison. Needless to say, I'm constantly disappointed by the content of BR lyrics.
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Limit
Modern Man
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"Punk is the personal expression of uniqueness that comes from the experiences of growing up in touch with out human ability to reason and ask questions." -Greg Graffin
07/28/2010 at 17:18
"Punk is the personal expression of uniqueness that comes from the experiences of growing up in touch with out human ability to reason and ask questions." -Greg Graffin
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Limit
Modern Man
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[quote=simian]Ok - this is totally not a criticism - but people keep mentioning what songs this sounds like... and I haven't heard anyone else mention what popped almost immediately into my mind when I heard it: Drunk Sincerity. Yeah, I'm crazy, right? Listen to it, and try to sing the lyrics to Drunk Sincerity. Seriously.[/quote]
I'll back you on that - Does everyone hate Drunk Sincerity for being "poppy," too? I thought punk was an idea, not a style of music.
07/28/2010 at 17:12
I'll back you on that - Does everyone hate Drunk Sincerity for being "poppy," too? I thought punk was an idea, not a style of music. |
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JakkoztaR
Automatic Man
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[quote=simian]Ok - this is totally not a criticism - but people keep mentioning what songs this sounds like... and I haven't heard anyone else mention what popped almost immediately into my mind when I heard it: Drunk Sincerity. Yeah, I'm crazy, right? Listen to it, and try to sing the lyrics to Drunk Sincerity. Seriously.[/quote]
i'll sing along to that tune, probably sounds like shit but i can do it. easy! =) great song!
07/28/2010 at 17:00
i'll sing along to that tune, probably sounds like shit but i can do it. easy! =) great song! |
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starbolt
Lost Pilgrim
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It´s growing on me! Looking forward to the album.
07/28/2010 at 16:50
It´s growing on me! Looking forward to the album.
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simian
Infected
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Ok - this is totally not a criticism - but people keep mentioning what songs this sounds like... and I haven't heard anyone else mention what popped almost immediately into my mind when I heard it: Drunk Sincerity. Yeah, I'm crazy, right? Listen to it, and try to sing the lyrics to Drunk Sincerity. Seriously.
07/28/2010 at 16:31
Ok - this is totally not a criticism - but people keep mentioning what songs this sounds like... and I haven't heard anyone else mention what popped almost immediately into my mind when I heard it: Drunk Sincerity. Yeah, I'm crazy, right? Listen to it, and try to sing the lyrics to Drunk Sincerity. Seriously.
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atheist peace
Hippy Killer
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[quote=Mä]Also love the fact that despite being a boss of a record label and a rock star Brett spends a few minutes sharing links and lyrics for his new song to the fans. It's these small things that matter.
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I agree with that.. Some people may like the song, others may like it less, that's normal.. but the fact that he (Jay and sometimes the other band members too) takes some time to share info (and in this case a new song) with the fans, can just be appreciated, so thanks Mr. Brett
07/28/2010 at 15:20
I agree with that.. Some people may like the song, others may like it less, that's normal.. but the fact that he (Jay and sometimes the other band members too) takes some time to share info (and in this case a new song) with the fans, can just be appreciated, so thanks Mr. Brett |
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SOLDSHORT
Generator
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[b]RESPECT[/b]
07/28/2010 at 15:20
RESPECT
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Groomits
Man With A Mission
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This guy is right. Despite all the bad things I said about this song, I'm very thankful to Brett to come here, give us a song plus the lyrics and actually asking for our opinions. This is great!
07/28/2010 at 15:17
This guy is right. Despite all the bad things I said about this song, I'm very thankful to Brett to come here, give us a song plus the lyrics and actually asking for our opinions. This is great!
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Mä
Guest
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It's no Broken, Honest Goodbye or Los Angeles Is Burning when it comes to being radio friendly so I'm willing to bet this one doesn't get too much air time, no matter how much some of us like it. The chorus is good just as the solo (GREG HETSON!), but it just isn't catchy enough to be a huge hit. Not one of the three new songs has blown my mind, but after a few playthrougs I'm really liking this one (or maybe that's just because I had a few beers). i sure would sing this along live. Love the "right then he made a decision/ that's where they made a division"-line, don't really know why. Also love the fact that despite being a boss of a record label and a rock star Brett spends a few minutes sharing links and lyrics for his new song to the fans. It's these small things that matter.
Resist-stance, this one and Won't Somebody are all good songs, but none of them REALLY remind me why BR is the most awesome band ever (like Sinister Rouge, All There Is and Dearly Beloved did the first time I heard them).
Of course I'm pre-ordering the deluxe version, but for the first time since 2002 I don't really know what to expect from the new album.
07/28/2010 at 15:04
It's no Broken, Honest Goodbye or Los Angeles Is Burning when it comes to being radio friendly so I'm willing to bet this one doesn't get too much air time, no matter how much some of us like it. The chorus is good just as the solo (GREG HETSON!), but it just isn't catchy enough to be a huge hit. Not one of the three new songs has blown my mind, but after a few playthrougs I'm really liking this one (or maybe that's just because I had a few beers). i sure would sing this along live. Love the "right then he made a decision/ that's where they made a division"-line, don't really know why. Also love the fact that despite being a boss of a record label and a rock star Brett spends a few minutes sharing links and lyrics for his new song to the fans. It's these small things that matter.
Resist-stance, this one and Won't Somebody are all good songs, but none of them REALLY remind me why BR is the most awesome band ever (like Sinister Rouge, All There Is and Dearly Beloved did the first time I heard them). Of course I'm pre-ordering the deluxe version, but for the first time since 2002 I don't really know what to expect from the new album. |
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posthc
The Devil In Stitches
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yup hybrid of Recipe For Hate & New America
07/28/2010 at 14:25
yup hybrid of Recipe For Hate & New America
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n1ckb0n3z
Universal Cynic
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Very upbeat song, i love it.
07/28/2010 at 14:09
Very upbeat song, i love it.
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DaymanVersusNightman
Automatic Man
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It sounds like something off New America
07/28/2010 at 13:18
It sounds like something off New America
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Josh
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I'm honestly surprised by some of the comments claiming that this doesn't sound like a Bad Religion song. To my ears, it fits easily into the mold established by Brett on other songs like Stranger Than Fiction.
Anyway, good tune! I enjoy Bad Religion's forays into styles besides straight-ahead galloping punk rock -- including more pop-oriented songs like this one.
07/28/2010 at 12:58
I'm honestly surprised by some of the comments claiming that this doesn't sound like a Bad Religion song. To my ears, it fits easily into the mold established by Brett on other songs like Stranger Than Fiction.
Anyway, good tune! I enjoy Bad Religion's forays into styles besides straight-ahead galloping punk rock -- including more pop-oriented songs like this one. |
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che sus
Infected
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yes I'l admit I had trouble liking a few Brett songs like Honest Goodbye, STF, You that I have later come to like.
07/28/2010 at 12:39
yes I'l admit I had trouble liking a few Brett songs like Honest Goodbye, STF, You that I have later come to like.
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Jesse
Staff
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He also designed some art for the Dead Kennedys. As a matter of fact, he also worked for Alternative Tentacles (Biafra's record label).
07/28/2010 at 12:14
He also designed some art for the Dead Kennedys. As a matter of fact, he also worked for Alternative Tentacles (Biafra's record label).
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atheist peace
Hippy Killer
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I've been listening to it over and over again, to understand what i really thought of it. That's what i do with every BR song, even though i don't really like them at first. I think it's an ok song, but not what I expect from Bad Religion. If it was a Green Day song, on their latest album, it would the best song on there, but this is Bad Religion, and i have different and higher expectations from them.
I mentioned Green Day because they're considered the "big thing" in the pop- punk(?) scene, and I feel that this song tries to appeal to the fans of that music genre.
I really like the fact that BR keep experimenting to renew themselves, and no one should expect them to put out another No Control or Against The Grain, but i honestly don't like much the direction taken with this kind of songs.
Speaking of "experimental" BR songs (as in songs that didnt sound like anything they had made before) in my opinion "Beyond Electric Dreams" was one of the interesting experiments they've made recently.
Anyway, when i first heard Honest Goodbye, before hearing the whole album, i felt the same way i do now, but i ended up enjoying the album.. so I'm pretty sure the same thing will happen this time.
I just think that Mr.Brett has enough talent to make much more elaborate songs than this (which, i repeat, isn't a bad song, but just ok, for BR standards)
07/28/2010 at 12:14
I've been listening to it over and over again, to understand what i really thought of it. That's what i do with every BR song, even though i don't really like them at first. I think it's an ok song, but not what I expect from Bad Religion. If it was a Green Day song, on their latest album, it would the best song on there, but this is Bad Religion, and i have different and higher expectations from them.
I mentioned Green Day because they're considered the "big thing" in the pop- punk(?) scene, and I feel that this song tries to appeal to the fans of that music genre. I really like the fact that BR keep experimenting to renew themselves, and no one should expect them to put out another No Control or Against The Grain, but i honestly don't like much the direction taken with this kind of songs. Speaking of "experimental" BR songs (as in songs that didnt sound like anything they had made before) in my opinion "Beyond Electric Dreams" was one of the interesting experiments they've made recently. Anyway, when i first heard Honest Goodbye, before hearing the whole album, i felt the same way i do now, but i ended up enjoying the album.. so I'm pretty sure the same thing will happen this time. I just think that Mr.Brett has enough talent to make much more elaborate songs than this (which, i repeat, isn't a bad song, but just ok, for BR standards) |
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che sus
Infected
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[quote=Marty][quote=MONOLITH]Wonder though who made the artwork for this album (...)[/quote][url=http://stealworks.com/]John Yates[/url]. He also did a couple of designs for Anti-Flag[/QUOTE] surprise, surprise
07/28/2010 at 12:02
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Marty
Admin
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[quote=MONOLITH]Wonder though who made the artwork for this album (...)[/quote][url=http://stealworks.com/]John Yates[/url]. He also did a couple of designs for Alkaline Trio, Anti-Flag, Noam Chomsky, Jawbreaker, and many more.
07/28/2010 at 11:50
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voloversio
Hippy Killer
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I keep listening to it and I fucking love it. Not every song has to be hyper-tempo'd.
07/28/2010 at 11:32
I keep listening to it and I fucking love it. Not every song has to be hyper-tempo'd.
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Groomits
Man With A Mission
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[quote=loobear]I I don't like how some of the lyrics sound crammed together. And worse, it reminds me of Bruce Springstein. I can't stand Bruce Springstein. One more thing that bothers me...its a pop-sounding song without a real strong hook. Pop is built on catchy choruses, isn't it? Sometimes a band can make a song without structure and really pull it off...I don't feel BR did with this one.[/quote]
Yeah, what I think. I don't blame BR for being pop, they've already been, and good things came out. I just think this is not even a good pop song, mainly for the reasons above.
07/28/2010 at 10:28
Yeah, what I think. I don't blame BR for being pop, they've already been, and good things came out. I just think this is not even a good pop song, mainly for the reasons above. |
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MichaelB
The Devil In Stitches
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Basically, they could put out psycho/trance folk record if they wanted to. You can not like it, that's cool. But stop saying it's not Bad Religion. Bad Religion decides what Bad Religion is.
07/28/2010 at 10:16
Basically, they could put out psycho/trance folk record if they wanted to. You can not like it, that's cool. But stop saying it's not Bad Religion. Bad Religion decides what Bad Religion is.
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steveyeti419
Lost Pilgrim
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I like it, its got kind of east coast feel to it. I can see how some people would be turned off from the poppiness, (is that even a word), but Bad Religion is one of the few bands who can pull it off. Can't wait for the album to come out.
07/28/2010 at 10:12
I like it, its got kind of east coast feel to it. I can see how some people would be turned off from the poppiness, (is that even a word), but Bad Religion is one of the few bands who can pull it off. Can't wait for the album to come out.
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SOLDSHORT
Generator
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[quote=Groomits]By the way this list was made by 169 users, and Infected is not even in the top 25..
Yeah I agree about Sorrow bringing new fans, not sure about LA is Burning though. Sorrow work great live because people sing the chorus, and it's easy to cath when you don't know the song.[/quote]
you can't compare this site of bad religion fans to the casual rock music listener in Southern California. Go off of this site into the real world and you ask someone if they've heard of Bad Religion of the people that say yes... 9 of 10 will say oh yeah infected/sorrow/la is burning/New Dark Ages, rocks.
I don't think Devil in Stitches will fade quickly from airplay much as Honest Goodbye did then will be replaced with Resist Stance much like Honest Goodbye was replaced with New Dark Ages.
Point being, with every new Bad Religion album i'd love to hear a song that isn't the norm for them. Honest Goodbye was okay, boot stamping is an amazing song. Infected was different (for the most part) then anything they had done to that point and which is why coupled with moving to a major label they were labeled by ignorant punx as sellouts, yet Infected is the most popular song amongst casual BR fans...
*speaking solely for all of SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, which I have been given the authority to do so.
07/28/2010 at 10:03
you can't compare this site of bad religion fans to the casual rock music listener in Southern California. Go off of this site into the real world and you ask someone if they've heard of Bad Religion of the people that say yes... 9 of 10 will say oh yeah infected/sorrow/la is burning/New Dark Ages, rocks. I don't think Devil in Stitches will fade quickly from airplay much as Honest Goodbye did then will be replaced with Resist Stance much like Honest Goodbye was replaced with New Dark Ages. Point being, with every new Bad Religion album i'd love to hear a song that isn't the norm for them. Honest Goodbye was okay, boot stamping is an amazing song. Infected was different (for the most part) then anything they had done to that point and which is why coupled with moving to a major label they were labeled by ignorant punx as sellouts, yet Infected is the most popular song amongst casual BR fans... *speaking solely for all of SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, which I have been given the authority to do so. |
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loobear
Henchman
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I love it when Bad Religion changes stuff up. Its exciting, right? And who wants to hear the same thing over and over again? Point being, I'm fairly open-minded when it comes to this band, and I love it when they experiment.
I'm not really digging this song though.
I like some of their more folky or pop-sounding material. This is really, really poppy though. Maybe I'll have to listen to it more, but after 4 or 5 times now, I still can't get into it. I don't like how some of the lyrics sound crammed together. And worse, it reminds me of Bruce Springstein. I can't stand Bruce Springstein.
One more thing that bothers me...its a pop-sounding song without a real strong hook. Pop is built on catchy choruses, isn't it? Sometimes a band can make a song without structure and really pull it off...I don't feel BR did with this one.
I'm hoping it will grow on me, but at this point I'm doubting it will.
I like Resist Stance though....and I'm still stoked about the album!
07/28/2010 at 09:50
I love it when Bad Religion changes stuff up. Its exciting, right? And who wants to hear the same thing over and over again? Point being, I'm fairly open-minded when it comes to this band, and I love it when they experiment.
I'm not really digging this song though. I like some of their more folky or pop-sounding material. This is really, really poppy though. Maybe I'll have to listen to it more, but after 4 or 5 times now, I still can't get into it. I don't like how some of the lyrics sound crammed together. And worse, it reminds me of Bruce Springstein. I can't stand Bruce Springstein. One more thing that bothers me...its a pop-sounding song without a real strong hook. Pop is built on catchy choruses, isn't it? Sometimes a band can make a song without structure and really pull it off...I don't feel BR did with this one. I'm hoping it will grow on me, but at this point I'm doubting it will. I like Resist Stance though....and I'm still stoked about the album! |
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Groomits
Man With A Mission
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By the way this list was made by 169 users, and Infected is not even in the top 25..
Yeah I agree about Sorrow bringing new fans, not sure about LA is Burning though. Sorrow work great live because people sing the chorus, and it's easy to cath when you don't know the song.
07/28/2010 at 08:53
By the way this list was made by 169 users, and Infected is not even in the top 25..
Yeah I agree about Sorrow bringing new fans, not sure about LA is Burning though. Sorrow work great live because people sing the chorus, and it's easy to cath when you don't know the song. |
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Groomits
Man With A Mission
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Here's the top five among fans on this site :
1. I Want To Conquer The World
2. American Jesus
3. Generator
4. You
5. Skyscraper
I'd say the most popular BR song among people in general is American Jesus. And if I had to chose between Infected and Devil in Stitches for a show or in the car or whatever, I chose Infected without any hesitation.
07/28/2010 at 08:49
Here's the top five among fans on this site :
1. I Want To Conquer The World 2. American Jesus 3. Generator 4. You 5. Skyscraper I'd say the most popular BR song among people in general is American Jesus. And if I had to chose between Infected and Devil in Stitches for a show or in the car or whatever, I chose Infected without any hesitation. |
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Bossae
Henchman
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[quote=Groomits]
Like I said, it's not by beeing pop that they will get more audience, it's by beeing what they always been, a thoughtful, provocative, intelligent, melodic, fast, punk rock band. It's their signature.[/quote]
i am pretty sure Sorrow and La is Burning brought in many new fans, and work great live.
there is not just "that" one group of fans who just like "that" kind of br songs.
07/28/2010 at 08:47
i am pretty sure Sorrow and La is Burning brought in many new fans, and work great live. there is not just "that" one group of fans who just like "that" kind of br songs. |
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SOLDSHORT
Generator
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THIS DOESN'T SOUND LIKE BAD RELIGION?1111 AAAAAAHHHH KILL IT KILL IT DEAD
isn't the MOST popular BR song technically "Infected"....?
07/28/2010 at 08:42
THIS DOESN'T SOUND LIKE BAD RELIGION?1111 AAAAAAHHHH KILL IT KILL IT DEAD
isn't the MOST popular BR song technically "Infected"....? |
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Groomits
Man With A Mission
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Maybe it never worked because pop songs do not fit BR spirit. The most popular songs among BR fans are not pop, and the songs getting the more punch in shows are certainly not Honest Goodbye, nor LA is Burning.
Today BR have nothing to prove. They're the most successful modern punk rock band (and maybe in the history), so why the hell would they want to get more famous with slow poppy tunes.
Like I said, it's not by beeing pop that they will get more audience, it's by beeing what they always been, a thoughtful, provocative, intelligent, melodic, fast, punk rock band. It's their signature.
07/28/2010 at 08:33
Maybe it never worked because pop songs do not fit BR spirit. The most popular songs among BR fans are not pop, and the songs getting the more punch in shows are certainly not Honest Goodbye, nor LA is Burning.
Today BR have nothing to prove. They're the most successful modern punk rock band (and maybe in the history), so why the hell would they want to get more famous with slow poppy tunes. Like I said, it's not by beeing pop that they will get more audience, it's by beeing what they always been, a thoughtful, provocative, intelligent, melodic, fast, punk rock band. It's their signature. |
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Bossae
Henchman
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[quote=Brother Christian]Just this: The Resist Stance IS a BR song: this IS NOT[/quote]
is this 1997 over again? or 1998? or 2000? or 2001? or whatever other year they released an album.
for the record:
if a song is on a bad religion album, then it is bad religion. everything else is in your mind and personal taste.
07/28/2010 at 08:29
is this 1997 over again? or 1998? or 2000? or 2001? or whatever other year they released an album. for the record: if a song is on a bad religion album, then it is bad religion. everything else is in your mind and personal taste. |
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ComicSans
Automatic Man
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Well it's no secret that Brett has always wanted to write a successful pop tune. He's said as much in interviews, and while it may not be to yours or my taste, there's nothing wrong with having that goal.
It's probably a combination of band, label and radio as to what gets airplay. Pop(ular) music is what get's radio play. Pop is by definition what is in mainstream media.
07/28/2010 at 07:58
Well it's no secret that Brett has always wanted to write a successful pop tune. He's said as much in interviews, and while it may not be to yours or my taste, there's nothing wrong with having that goal.
It's probably a combination of band, label and radio as to what gets airplay. Pop(ular) music is what get's radio play. Pop is by definition what is in mainstream media. |
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Groomits
Man With A Mission
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Why does it always have to be the poppiest song that go single and that radio plays? Who decides that, the band or the radios? Personally, each time I wanted a friend to discover BR, I showed them songs like Conquer the World, Materialist, Tiny Voices, Skyscraper, You are the Government, All there is, even The fast life, and they (about 5 of my friends) became real big fans like me, buying all the album. It's not by seeing their poppy song on MTV/MuchMusic/Commercial radio that it will happen.
Also, many people became big BR fans listening to You in Tony Hawk pro-skater game, which isn't a pop song and is rather provocative, aggressive and dark. There was also Crazy Taxi with Hear it (which I consider to be the best song on No Substance and one of the best openers in all the albums) and 10 in 2010. Those songs are not pop, they are real punk.
Someone who hears Devil in Stitches as their first BR song and loving it might be very disappointed by all their other albums (but TNA maybe).
Sorry for the long post, but I'd like to hear your opinions about this.
07/28/2010 at 07:15
Why does it always have to be the poppiest song that go single and that radio plays? Who decides that, the band or the radios? Personally, each time I wanted a friend to discover BR, I showed them songs like Conquer the World, Materialist, Tiny Voices, Skyscraper, You are the Government, All there is, even The fast life, and they (about 5 of my friends) became real big fans like me, buying all the album. It's not by seeing their poppy song on MTV/MuchMusic/Commercial radio that it will happen.
Also, many people became big BR fans listening to You in Tony Hawk pro-skater game, which isn't a pop song and is rather provocative, aggressive and dark. There was also Crazy Taxi with Hear it (which I consider to be the best song on No Substance and one of the best openers in all the albums) and 10 in 2010. Those songs are not pop, they are real punk. Someone who hears Devil in Stitches as their first BR song and loving it might be very disappointed by all their other albums (but TNA maybe). Sorry for the long post, but I'd like to hear your opinions about this. |
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Brother Christian
Hippy Killer
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[quote=Marty][quote=Brother Christian]Just this: The Resist Stance IS a BR song: this IS NOT[/quote]The singer does sound a whole lot like Graffin and the song has a real Brett-feeling to it. 1+1=5?[/quote]
GG´s effort to sing this song is enough for me to think that itt´ll be a memory soon. Too poppy. Just an opinion though....
07/28/2010 at 07:06
GG´s effort to sing this song is enough for me to think that itt´ll be a memory soon. Too poppy. Just an opinion though.... |
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bla556
The Devil In Stitches
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At the moment I think the devil in stitches is an ok song...but I still think there is waaayyyy too much reverb on the vocals...
07/28/2010 at 07:05
At the moment I think the devil in stitches is an ok song...but I still think there is waaayyyy too much reverb on the vocals...
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Mike
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I feel like it's time to sound in.
Just like every other album, the first single is the poppy, pipe-dream, experimental, mid-tempo rocker. It ALWAYS stands apart on the album, yes it is usually my least favourite track as well, and for some inexplicable reason it is always the lead single.
However that said, if we stand Devil in Stitches against it's equivalents from the last 3 albums, I enjoy it way more than Honest Goodbye or LA, and even Sorrow (in it's original studio incarnation).
So really, slag it if you want. But given the track record, this song makes me very excited for the new album, because I actually quite enjoy this song, and historically it should be the song I enjoy least. If that's true this time this album will be mind-blowing.
07/28/2010 at 06:43
I feel like it's time to sound in.
Just like every other album, the first single is the poppy, pipe-dream, experimental, mid-tempo rocker. It ALWAYS stands apart on the album, yes it is usually my least favourite track as well, and for some inexplicable reason it is always the lead single. However that said, if we stand Devil in Stitches against it's equivalents from the last 3 albums, I enjoy it way more than Honest Goodbye or LA, and even Sorrow (in it's original studio incarnation). So really, slag it if you want. But given the track record, this song makes me very excited for the new album, because I actually quite enjoy this song, and historically it should be the song I enjoy least. If that's true this time this album will be mind-blowing. |
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Sinngh
Lost Pilgrim
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'Wild in the streets' - Circle Jerks reference?
07/28/2010 at 06:16
'Wild in the streets' - Circle Jerks reference?
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Marty
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[quote=Brother Christian]Just this: The Resist Stance IS a BR song: this IS NOT[/quote]The singer does sound a whole lot like Graffin and the song has a real Brett-feeling to it. 1+1=5?
07/28/2010 at 05:35
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Brother Christian
Hippy Killer
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Just this: The Resist Stance IS a BR song: this IS NOT
07/28/2010 at 05:18
Just this: The Resist Stance IS a BR song: this IS NOT
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Groomits
Man With A Mission
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There's a huge difference between "non punk" song in Generator, STF, RFH and this new song. Man with a mission, for example, is very folkish. That's what BR is all about. Stranger than fiction is rather punk, with great lyrics. Maybe I could have been whining about All Good Soldiers, but not for the same reasons. This was a real experiment and wasn't pop. About Generator well... I always thought this album was really punk.
Devil in stitches is a good song, but not a good Bad Religion song. It's better than most of the modern crap, but I would have expected more from BR. But it's ok, it's my opinion and I'm sorry if I look like everyone should have it, it was not my point. I think I was just angry, mostly because listening to Ouverture/Sinister Rouge right after Devil in Stitches made me realise I didn't love the song at all...
07/28/2010 at 04:41
There's a huge difference between "non punk" song in Generator, STF, RFH and this new song. Man with a mission, for example, is very folkish. That's what BR is all about. Stranger than fiction is rather punk, with great lyrics. Maybe I could have been whining about All Good Soldiers, but not for the same reasons. This was a real experiment and wasn't pop. About Generator well... I always thought this album was really punk.
Devil in stitches is a good song, but not a good Bad Religion song. It's better than most of the modern crap, but I would have expected more from BR. But it's ok, it's my opinion and I'm sorry if I look like everyone should have it, it was not my point. I think I was just angry, mostly because listening to Ouverture/Sinister Rouge right after Devil in Stitches made me realise I didn't love the song at all... |
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che sus
Infected
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Funny to see that it's so inconceivable for some that everyone doesnt love it immediatly. I'm still not a huge fan of Generator; Better off Dead or The Defense, but I quite like Broken and Empire Strikes First and love Fields of Mars & Man with Mission. This song reminds me of Infected with the poppyness of Sorrow but I don't find it particulary catchy.
07/28/2010 at 04:18
Funny to see that it's so inconceivable for some that everyone doesnt love it immediatly. I'm still not a huge fan of Generator; Better off Dead or The Defense, but I quite like Broken and Empire Strikes First and love Fields of Mars & Man with Mission. This song reminds me of Infected with the poppyness of Sorrow but I don't find it particulary catchy.
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AnxietyDestroys
Hippy Killer
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Brett I like it.
07/28/2010 at 04:05
Brett I like it.
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Warstub
The Same Person
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[quote=Marty]Personally I would love to see how Generator, Recipe For Hate and Stranger Than Fiction would have been received by the fans if the internet back then was like it is right now (you know, with every single person having an obnoxious and provoking opinion about everything).
I bet people would have complained the same when, for example, the songs Man With A Mission, Atomic Garden or Stranger Than Fiction would have been streamed early...[/quote]
haha, this is so true! I complained heaps (to myself) when I first heard Stranger Than Fiction. I was so disappointed, but the more I listened the more I liked. Now it's one of my favs. I don't like Devil in Stitches, but don't really see the point in complaining. Somewhere down the track, I'll probably get into it just like I've (finally) got into The Empire Strikes First and Honest Goodbye.
07/28/2010 at 03:12
haha, this is so true! I complained heaps (to myself) when I first heard Stranger Than Fiction. I was so disappointed, but the more I listened the more I liked. Now it's one of my favs. I don't like Devil in Stitches, but don't really see the point in complaining. Somewhere down the track, I'll probably get into it just like I've (finally) got into The Empire Strikes First and Honest Goodbye. |
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Bossae
Henchman
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"I wish Greg wrote all BR songs"
we had that, and it didnt turn out nearly as good as all the albums where both were writing the songs...
actually this is the first time i hear someone even posting that opinion, which lets me think you have no idea about bad religion or music at all.
or may i say "troll"?
07/28/2010 at 02:58
"I wish Greg wrote all BR songs"
we had that, and it didnt turn out nearly as good as all the albums where both were writing the songs... actually this is the first time i hear someone even posting that opinion, which lets me think you have no idea about bad religion or music at all. or may i say "troll"? |
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Nice_Hulk
The Devil In Stitches
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[quote=oblivionpact][quote=Nice_Hulk][quote=Guns]I am sure Brett played that solo![/quote]
Yeah, that really sounded like a Brett solo to me as well. Any comments on that, Mr Brett? :)
Really thought the song was great, beyond great. I'm so stoked for the new album right now, Bad Religion feels (once again) more current and important than ever![/quote]
I'd love to take credit for it but that's actually Greg H. playing the solo on Devil[/quote]
Thanks for the info! I think it's great that you post here, we're all very thankful :)
[quote=n1ckb0n3z]might i add that there was no watcho, yahey or sicow in any of the new songs.[/quote]
Are you just talking about Resist Stance and The Devil In Stitches? Or do you have info on the other songs aswell? You see, I'm a man who really like my watch-o's!
07/28/2010 at 02:23
Thanks for the info! I think it's great that you post here, we're all very thankful :)
Are you just talking about Resist Stance and The Devil In Stitches? Or do you have info on the other songs aswell? You see, I'm a man who really like my watch-o's! |
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Amoeba
Modern Man
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[quote=Jesse][quote=Amoeba]Just wondering if any vinyl or record release of this single is still relevant nowadays... I pretty sure it's not though..[/quote]Well, not for promoting a song, but it's still a nice collectible for the (die-hard) fans. :) Edit: I really like the song. Have listened it 3 times now since I woke up (about an hour ago).[/quote]
100% agreed
07/28/2010 at 02:12
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Limit
Modern Man
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I'm loving this song too. Loved it the second I heard it.
07/28/2010 at 01:15
I'm loving this song too. Loved it the second I heard it.
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BrandonSideleau
The Devil In Stitches
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I'm with Marty on this one....especially with many songs from RFH which I love and are now considered classics which at the time either were not (or now would not) well received with many people. I don't know...maybe I'm just a fan boy....but this song has really grown on me.
07/28/2010 at 00:30
I'm with Marty on this one....especially with many songs from RFH which I love and are now considered classics which at the time either were not (or now would not) well received with many people. I don't know...maybe I'm just a fan boy....but this song has really grown on me.
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Marty
Admin
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Personally I would love to see how Generator, Recipe For Hate and Stranger Than Fiction would have been received by the fans if the internet back then was like it is right now (you know, with every single person having an obnoxious and provoking opinion about everything).
I bet people would have complained the same when, for example, the songs Man With A Mission, Atomic Garden or Stranger Than Fiction would have been streamed early...
07/27/2010 at 23:57
Personally I would love to see how Generator, Recipe For Hate and Stranger Than Fiction would have been received by the fans if the internet back then was like it is right now (you know, with every single person having an obnoxious and provoking opinion about everything).
I bet people would have complained the same when, for example, the songs Man With A Mission, Atomic Garden or Stranger Than Fiction would have been streamed early... |
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Jesse
Staff
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[quote=Amoeba]Just wondering if any vinyl or record release of this single is still relevant nowadays... I pretty sure it's not though..[/quote]Well, not for promoting a song, but it's still a nice collectible for the (die-hard) fans. :)
Edit: I really like the song. Have listened it 3 times now since I woke up (about an hour ago).
07/27/2010 at 23:45
Edit: I really like the song. Have listened it 3 times now since I woke up (about an hour ago). |
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Amoeba
Modern Man
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Just wondering if any vinyl or record release of this single is still relevant nowadays... I pretty sure it's not though..
07/27/2010 at 23:31
Just wondering if any vinyl or record release of this single is still relevant nowadays... I pretty sure it's not though..
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paulb
Lost Pilgrim
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Its not the worst song they have ever written....but this is so soft and a little generic I find. This sounds like it should have come out in 2003 with Simple Plan type bands...
07/27/2010 at 22:35
Its not the worst song they have ever written....but this is so soft and a little generic I find. This sounds like it should have come out in 2003 with Simple Plan type bands...
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BrandonSideleau
The Devil In Stitches
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Really don't understand the Tom Petty comparison...I just don't hear it. It sounds like a melodic Bad Religion song to me...don't know what other way to put it.
07/27/2010 at 22:30
Really don't understand the Tom Petty comparison...I just don't hear it. It sounds like a melodic Bad Religion song to me...don't know what other way to put it.
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tbx
Modern Man
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[quote=n1ckb0n3z]tell me the guitars don't sound the same as in [url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1LWR4RLClM[/url][/quote]
The chorus reminds me of King's Highway by Tom petty
The breakdown before the solo reminds me of Jesse's Girl
And the verse is the Daredevils
I've listened to it half a dozen times, it is fine, I'm not going to run to the cd player to skip it when the album comes out, but the music is rather mundane for BR.
We need a rocker (a nice old fashion tempo changer would be sweet tits too)
07/27/2010 at 21:51
The chorus reminds me of King's Highway by Tom petty The breakdown before the solo reminds me of Jesse's Girl And the verse is the Daredevils I've listened to it half a dozen times, it is fine, I'm not going to run to the cd player to skip it when the album comes out, but the music is rather mundane for BR. We need a rocker (a nice old fashion tempo changer would be sweet tits too) |
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n1ckb0n3z
Universal Cynic
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I could tell a lot of people are going to be skipping this song on the record.
07/27/2010 at 21:31
I could tell a lot of people are going to be skipping this song on the record.
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tbx
Modern Man
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[quote=n1ckb0n3z]tell me the guitars don't sound the same as in [url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1LWR4RLClM[/url][/quote]
It totally reminds me of the Daredevil single, not sure that is a good thing
07/27/2010 at 21:28
It totally reminds me of the Daredevil single, not sure that is a good thing |
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n1ckb0n3z
Universal Cynic
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tell me the guitars don't sound the same as in [url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1LWR4RLClM[/url]
07/27/2010 at 21:25
tell me the guitars don't sound the same as in http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1LWR4RLClM
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n1ckb0n3z
Universal Cynic
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[quote=MONOLITH]The track works awesome on repeat in the background for hours!!
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I did that all day, it's great. I'm considering doing the same for bed.
07/27/2010 at 21:09
I did that all day, it's great. I'm considering doing the same for bed. |
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MONOLITH
Infected
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WTF!?! Devil In stitches' got it's own Wiki already! Now, that's fast!!
07/27/2010 at 20:50
WTF!?! Devil In stitches' got it's own Wiki already! Now, that's fast!!
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MONOLITH
Infected
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The track works awesome on repeat in the background for hours!!
Wonder though who made the artwork for this album... And who decided it..
It prolly take me some time to adjust and accept it. Doesn't really seem to
scream BR at my face somehow...
BTW.. Does that apple stand for temptation in some way?......
07/27/2010 at 20:47
The track works awesome on repeat in the background for hours!!
Wonder though who made the artwork for this album... And who decided it.. It prolly take me some time to adjust and accept it. Doesn't really seem to scream BR at my face somehow... BTW.. Does that apple stand for temptation in some way?...... |
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BrandonSideleau
The Devil In Stitches
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Wow....are we listening to the same songs? Oh well...to each his/her own I guess....
07/27/2010 at 20:19
Wow....are we listening to the same songs? Oh well...to each his/her own I guess....
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tbx
Modern Man
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[quote=Neil Davis]Resist Stance has a really clever title, but the song itself is super campy. Almost bad religion is doing a parody of itself and the punk genre. Kinda like the self titled track from TESF.[/quote]
I like Resist Stance, but it is not the type of track that will make an album for me, this new song does not cut it for me at all as far as a bad religion song goes, so thats two down, I'm hoping that Devil in Stitches is the outlier, and Resist Stance is surpassed by half the ablum, which, I imagine they will be.
07/27/2010 at 19:54
I like Resist Stance, but it is not the type of track that will make an album for me, this new song does not cut it for me at all as far as a bad religion song goes, so thats two down, I'm hoping that Devil in Stitches is the outlier, and Resist Stance is surpassed by half the ablum, which, I imagine they will be. |
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tbx
Modern Man
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Ouch. Sounds like Tom Petty or something with ozzin ahhs
07/27/2010 at 19:49
Ouch. Sounds like Tom Petty or something with ozzin ahhs
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DaymanVersusNightman
Automatic Man
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I suppose this song is growing on me
07/27/2010 at 19:21
I suppose this song is growing on me
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Neil Davis
Billy Gnosis
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Resist Stance has a really clever title, but the song itself is super campy. Almost bad religion is doing a parody of itself and the punk genre. Kinda like the self titled track from TESF.
07/27/2010 at 18:40
Resist Stance has a really clever title, but the song itself is super campy. Almost bad religion is doing a parody of itself and the punk genre. Kinda like the self titled track from TESF.
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DaymanVersusNightman
Automatic Man
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Wow, it just doesnt sound like a BR song to me in a sense. I definitely prefer gregs song writing. The song is pretty good, but i can see myself skipping it when listening to the album. I'm not really into the lyrics either.
07/27/2010 at 18:32
Wow, it just doesnt sound like a BR song to me in a sense. I definitely prefer gregs song writing. The song is pretty good, but i can see myself skipping it when listening to the album. I'm not really into the lyrics either.
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pogue22
Incomplete
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That was interesting, not bad. I definately like The Resist-Stance better though.
07/27/2010 at 18:24
That was interesting, not bad. I definately like The Resist-Stance better though.
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Neil Davis
Billy Gnosis
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[quote=Rachele]maybe this album will have a really big breakout radio hit and then everybody will finally know the true genius of brett and gregs songwriting.[/quote]
Nope. If that were going to be the case, they would have released that song as the single instead of this song.
07/27/2010 at 18:03
Nope. If that were going to be the case, they would have released that song as the single instead of this song. |
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n1ckb0n3z
Universal Cynic
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[quote=Stevage!]This should have been the name of the album and album cover![/quote]
holy crap! i think you're right. cause if this song was the title track, people wouldn't judge it as much... i think.
07/27/2010 at 17:31
holy crap! i think you're right. cause if this song was the title track, people wouldn't judge it as much... i think. |
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n1ckb0n3z
Universal Cynic
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[quote=rmg512]This song, lyrically, really reminds me of Anesthesia and Infected, in its vague and metaphorical yet personal nature. :)[/quote] You think it has something to do with Anesthesia too?!
07/27/2010 at 17:27
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tested
Billy Gnosis
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[quote=Groomits]The apple, reference to the fall of man? [/quote]
Yes, the iPhone has had a great contribution to the fall of man kind :P
07/27/2010 at 17:18
Yes, the iPhone has had a great contribution to the fall of man kind :P |
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rmg512
Infected
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This song, lyrically, really reminds me of Anesthesia and Infected, in its vague and metaphorical yet personal nature. :)
07/27/2010 at 17:14
This song, lyrically, really reminds me of Anesthesia and Infected, in its vague and metaphorical yet personal nature. :)
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Guns
Man With A Mission
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[quote=SOLDSHORT][quote=Petter Sundlöf]I wish Greg wrote all BR songs[/quote]
its true. Hetson should write all the songs...[/quote]
haha
07/27/2010 at 17:00
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Stevage!
Incomplete
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This should have been the name of the album and album cover!
07/27/2010 at 16:59
This should have been the name of the album and album cover!
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Maniac
Hippy Killer
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Concerning the drum sound in BR records...... with all due respect : are you guys insane??? :P
The drum sound on TESF is sooooo incredible! It basically set the bar on how drums are supposed to sound like on a modern punk record.
I'd say the production values on this song (Devil in Stiches) are GREAT because it sounds amazing as a whole. Nothing is over-dominating the mix and the compression isn't as violent as in NMoH.
Great job Joe & Brett, thanks a million!
Oh, and the song is beautiful, I love it.
07/27/2010 at 16:50
Concerning the drum sound in BR records...... with all due respect : are you guys insane??? :P
The drum sound on TESF is sooooo incredible! It basically set the bar on how drums are supposed to sound like on a modern punk record. I'd say the production values on this song (Devil in Stiches) are GREAT because it sounds amazing as a whole. Nothing is over-dominating the mix and the compression isn't as violent as in NMoH. Great job Joe & Brett, thanks a million! Oh, and the song is beautiful, I love it. |
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Rachele
Lost Pilgrim
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[quote=modern man]I'm not saying its bad music but it just doesnt represent the bad religion that I love, lyrically I find it uninspiring and uninteresting, its one of those I'll probably skip when I have the album for songs with more attitude and meaning 2 me.[/quote]
yeah...I kinda agree with you... but I'm fully supportive of the kind of direction brett and gregs song writing is taking.. maybe this album will have a really big breakout radio hit and then everybody will finally know the true genius of brett and gregs songwriting.
07/27/2010 at 16:21
yeah...I kinda agree with you... but I'm fully supportive of the kind of direction brett and gregs song writing is taking.. maybe this album will have a really big breakout radio hit and then everybody will finally know the true genius of brett and gregs songwriting. |
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Rachele
Lost Pilgrim
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I didn't really care for it... but I look forward to hearing the rest of the album which I'm sure will fit along with the rest of the album and I'll try not to skip the track, haha
07/27/2010 at 16:15
I didn't really care for it... but I look forward to hearing the rest of the album which I'm sure will fit along with the rest of the album and I'll try not to skip the track, haha
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modern man
Hippy Killer
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I'm not saying its bad music but it just doesnt represent the bad religion that I love, lyrically I find it uninspiring and uninteresting, its one of those I'll probably skip when I have the album for songs with more attitude and meaning 2 me.
07/27/2010 at 16:07
I'm not saying its bad music but it just doesnt represent the bad religion that I love, lyrically I find it uninspiring and uninteresting, its one of those I'll probably skip when I have the album for songs with more attitude and meaning 2 me.
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phede
Incomplete
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[quote=TheMatrix31]It's not "bad" of course, but I just wish we wouldn't get track space wasted on the fluffy, bleh songs. I know it happens on every CD (Honest Goodbye, Empire Strikes First, etc)
Bad Religion songs are a treasure and now I know that I'll probably skip two songs (at least) on the CD every time they come up.
I'm dying to buy the album. Hurry up two more months!
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The song is almost weird. I prefer "Won't somebody" but maybe if I wait a little time, to hear the whole album to have another point of view (?)
*I don't speak english, I'm sorry.
07/27/2010 at 16:06
The song is almost weird. I prefer "Won't somebody" but maybe if I wait a little time, to hear the whole album to have another point of view (?) *I don't speak english, I'm sorry. |
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HomerSapien
Modern Man
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I'm not sure how I feel about this song... it's a little poppy, but not really. It just doesn't seem like a Bad Religion song to me, but rather it seems more like a Daredevils song.
Who knows, maybe it'll grow on me like Honest Goodbye did.
07/27/2010 at 15:51
I'm not sure how I feel about this song... it's a little poppy, but not really. It just doesn't seem like a Bad Religion song to me, but rather it seems more like a Daredevils song.
Who knows, maybe it'll grow on me like Honest Goodbye did. |
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JakkoztaR
Automatic Man
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personally i tend to like Gregs songs better but i still love Bretts songs as well, bad religion needs them both. here are some Brett songs that i love!
man with a mission
billy
sanity
the defense
automatic man
marked
delirium of disorder
skyscraper
i want something more
the devil in stitches
07/27/2010 at 15:08
personally i tend to like Gregs songs better but i still love Bretts songs as well, bad religion needs them both. here are some Brett songs that i love!
man with a mission billy sanity the defense automatic man marked delirium of disorder skyscraper i want something more the devil in stitches |
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drunk-sincerity
Hippy Killer
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[quote=Petter Sundlöf]I wish Greg wrote all BR songs[/quote]
I don't normally go against people like this and i certainly try not to go against someones personal opinion but to me this comment about wishing Greg wrote all the songs needs addressing. Brett is my favourite member of the band but even if he wasnt I still can;t believe you would only want Gregs songs, Bad Religion are only half the band with out Brett, this isnt my opinion this is fact, look at what happened when he left!! I am in no way taking away from what Greg does, he is vital to the band but without Greg we would miss out on true lyrical Jesus, the man who is resposible for most of Bad Religions popish numbers and a huge amount of their more abstract work. My favourite lyrics and flow of any song punk or not is Dont Pray On Me. I even got lyrics painted onto a picture which hangs on my wall. I could ramble all night about Brett and although i know my post will probobly not change Petters view I thought i should at least show my support to one of the, if not THE most underated song writters and lyricists of our times, just to add one more thing, people should list some of Bretts songs they love and if any Bad Religion fan would be happy to not have these tunes in the BR back catologue then speak now or forever hold there peace
07/27/2010 at 14:40
I don't normally go against people like this and i certainly try not to go against someones personal opinion but to me this comment about wishing Greg wrote all the songs needs addressing. Brett is my favourite member of the band but even if he wasnt I still can;t believe you would only want Gregs songs, Bad Religion are only half the band with out Brett, this isnt my opinion this is fact, look at what happened when he left!! I am in no way taking away from what Greg does, he is vital to the band but without Greg we would miss out on true lyrical Jesus, the man who is resposible for most of Bad Religions popish numbers and a huge amount of their more abstract work. My favourite lyrics and flow of any song punk or not is Dont Pray On Me. I even got lyrics painted onto a picture which hangs on my wall. I could ramble all night about Brett and although i know my post will probobly not change Petters view I thought i should at least show my support to one of the, if not THE most underated song writters and lyricists of our times, just to add one more thing, people should list some of Bretts songs they love and if any Bad Religion fan would be happy to not have these tunes in the BR back catologue then speak now or forever hold there peace |
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Marty
Admin
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[quote=posthc]go download the song whit (youtubedownloader) work super fine[/quote]... or you can just click the link above and download it.
07/27/2010 at 14:31
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Erato
Hippy Killer
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[quote=Allyis][quote=noparadigm]I think the apple version is SIGNIFICANTLY better than that stupid old cliché in the form of an angry stone/molotov cocktail throwing protester that's dumbing down punk and giving it a bad name!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!![/quote]
Wait. . .
Punk had a good name once?[/quote]
Epic! xD
07/27/2010 at 14:21
Epic! xD |
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posthc
The Devil In Stitches
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go download the song whit (youtubedownloader) work super fine
07/27/2010 at 14:06
go download the song whit (youtubedownloader) work super fine
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SOLDSHORT
Generator
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[quote=Petter Sundlöf]I wish Greg wrote all BR songs[/quote]
its true. Hetson should write all the songs...
07/27/2010 at 13:53
its true. Hetson should write all the songs... |
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SOLDSHORT
Generator
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If Brett put out a solo album would this song be on it?
This is definitely not the typical BR track. I like it. Old dogs still learning new tricks.....................................................
07/27/2010 at 13:53
If Brett put out a solo album would this song be on it?
This is definitely not the typical BR track. I like it. Old dogs still learning new tricks..................................................... |
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Petter Sundlöf
Guest
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I wish Greg wrote all BR songs
07/27/2010 at 13:52
I wish Greg wrote all BR songs
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Allyis
Lost Pilgrim
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[quote=noparadigm]I think the apple version is SIGNIFICANTLY better than that stupid old cliché in the form of an angry stone/molotov cocktail throwing protester that's dumbing down punk and giving it a bad name!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!![/quote]
Wait. . .
Punk had a good name once?
07/27/2010 at 13:06
Wait. . . Punk had a good name once? |
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noparadigm
Henchman
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I think the apple version is SIGNIFICANTLY better than that stupid old cliché in the form of an angry stone/molotov cocktail throwing protester that's dumbing down punk and giving it a bad name!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
07/27/2010 at 12:14
I think the apple version is SIGNIFICANTLY better than that stupid old cliché in the form of an angry stone/molotov cocktail throwing protester that's dumbing down punk and giving it a bad name!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Pizarrock
Blenderhead
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Great song and great artwork!
07/27/2010 at 11:50
Great song and great artwork!
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modern man
Hippy Killer
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The song is ok, I dont find the lyrics very interesting, I prefer the intelligent BR lyrics of the past, I wont have to consult my dictionary once for this song lol, Brett likes to dumb it down for the masses these daze. I've always preferd Greg songs anyway so I guess I was never goin to be a great fan of this more poppy Brett song. I wouldn't compare it to STF which was way more interesting. It's ok for now but I think I will get bored of it fast, but for u people who love it cool, Gregs punkier songs are what I wanna hear :)
07/27/2010 at 11:38
The song is ok, I dont find the lyrics very interesting, I prefer the intelligent BR lyrics of the past, I wont have to consult my dictionary once for this song lol, Brett likes to dumb it down for the masses these daze. I've always preferd Greg songs anyway so I guess I was never goin to be a great fan of this more poppy Brett song. I wouldn't compare it to STF which was way more interesting. It's ok for now but I think I will get bored of it fast, but for u people who love it cool, Gregs punkier songs are what I wanna hear :)
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Erato
Hippy Killer
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Oh gosh, it's so... light. Good I decided to check out the lyrics before writing a comment here cause if my opinion was based on the sound itself I'd say it's more pop punk than punk rock. And pop punk is fun, except it's not what I expect from BR. After reading the lyrics I can say the song ain't bad. I'll have to hear it in context with the full album to say if it's good, but so far it hasn't convinced me. The drums sound cool by the way, but I want more guitars and less sugar.
07/27/2010 at 11:35
Oh gosh, it's so... light. Good I decided to check out the lyrics before writing a comment here cause if my opinion was based on the sound itself I'd say it's more pop punk than punk rock. And pop punk is fun, except it's not what I expect from BR. After reading the lyrics I can say the song ain't bad. I'll have to hear it in context with the full album to say if it's good, but so far it hasn't convinced me. The drums sound cool by the way, but I want more guitars and less sugar.
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Groomits
Man With A Mission
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The apple, reference to the fall of man? I love the artwork.
07/27/2010 at 11:27
The apple, reference to the fall of man? I love the artwork.
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Markovian
Lost Pilgrim
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Good song, lyrics quite abstract but provide the emotion of deeper meaning. btw Brett, do you still check your "ask me anything" formspring thing?
07/27/2010 at 11:26
Good song, lyrics quite abstract but provide the emotion of deeper meaning. btw Brett, do you still check your "ask me anything" formspring thing?
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frank420
Henchman
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nevermind, seems like I was a bit impatient
07/27/2010 at 10:48
nevermind, seems like I was a bit impatient
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frank420
Henchman
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I just received the email. I'm trying to buy a bundle with CD shirt and books and It seems like the "add to cart" button doesnt do anything. anyone had the same problem ?
07/27/2010 at 10:42
I just received the email. I'm trying to buy a bundle with CD shirt and books and It seems like the "add to cart" button doesnt do anything. anyone had the same problem ?
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Groomits
Man With A Mission
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[quote=Marty]That's exactly what I like about the song.[/quote]
Interesting. I'm not sure if I like it or not.
I always liked the flow of BR lyrics. Even with akward and non conventional word choice, they were able to find a way to put all this in a great melody, which is something I admire, mostly because it's really difficult.
And now, I got the feeling that anyone could have written the melody to Devil in stitches because it seems kind of botched... I really don't want to start a fight, but this is what I think :P
07/27/2010 at 10:38
Interesting. I'm not sure if I like it or not. I always liked the flow of BR lyrics. Even with akward and non conventional word choice, they were able to find a way to put all this in a great melody, which is something I admire, mostly because it's really difficult. And now, I got the feeling that anyone could have written the melody to Devil in stitches because it seems kind of botched... I really don't want to start a fight, but this is what I think :P |
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BrandonSideleau
The Devil In Stitches
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I was going to say the same thing...the first time I listened to the song it sounded a bit awkward...but by the second listen it all came together and sounded prefect...the slightly different structure really sets it apart.
07/27/2010 at 10:18
I was going to say the same thing...the first time I listened to the song it sounded a bit awkward...but by the second listen it all came together and sounded prefect...the slightly different structure really sets it apart.
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Marty
Admin
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[quote=Groomits]Still listening to the song and it seems like the lyrics were wrote way apart from the music and that they tried to put it all together. The way Greg sings looks like he has some trouble fitting the words within the chords length… Like sometimes he has start on first time, sometimes after, sometimes before. At other times he has to say a lot of words before the measure ends. What do you think?[/quote]That's exactly what I like about the song.
07/27/2010 at 10:17
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Podolski
Guest
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[quote=noparadigm]NMOH most CERTAINLY didn't have a "monstrous" drum sound. It was at time pretty nice (for Bad Religion standards, that is!), but it varied from song to song. I'd say it clearly was best on Heroes and Martyrs and maybe Scrutiny, pretty bad on, say, The grand delusion, and by far the worst on Honest goodbye (that might have been their worst drum sound EVER!). I and some friends who know a lot about recording have been wondering why an amazing drummer like Brooks is so oblivious to the sound of his drums on record. I mean, most other bands get better sounds on their records, and many of them don't have a fraction of the financial means that Bad Religion have.
I'd say from a recording and production standbount POB was BY FAR their best record! And one can tell that they put a lot of effort in it. One of the few BR songs on which I REALLY liked the drums (of course in context of their time) was Recipe for hate! But of course that entire album has no consistency whatsoever with reargd to production/recording. I didn't like the Gray Race production too much... of course a lot varies with personal taste. But if one compares records and production throughout the entire genre, Bad Religion really don't fare well in terms of their album sounds. It's a shame. But I guess that's the way they want it.[/quote]
Well I must say that "tight" drum sound does fit the faster songs, but if you compare the last four BR records (including the new one) to, let's say, the last Social Distorcion album, or records that Bill Stevenson produced, it still sounds flat. Or look at the drum sound on 30 Years Live, that was amazing, because it's what drums REALLY sound like, and remember that it's still punk rock, which should not be overproduced (yeah I know blah blah there are no rules, punk is all individual blah, but for me, punk rock should sound rough).
- now I should stop complaining, because New Maps of Hell was still the best record since Stranger Than Fiction in my opinion, and I expect the new one to be at least as good, judging from the cover and the Resist Stance, hehe.
07/27/2010 at 10:07
Well I must say that "tight" drum sound does fit the faster songs, but if you compare the last four BR records (including the new one) to, let's say, the last Social Distorcion album, or records that Bill Stevenson produced, it still sounds flat. Or look at the drum sound on 30 Years Live, that was amazing, because it's what drums REALLY sound like, and remember that it's still punk rock, which should not be overproduced (yeah I know blah blah there are no rules, punk is all individual blah, but for me, punk rock should sound rough). - now I should stop complaining, because New Maps of Hell was still the best record since Stranger Than Fiction in my opinion, and I expect the new one to be at least as good, judging from the cover and the Resist Stance, hehe. |
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Guns
Man With A Mission
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[quote=oblivionpact][quote=Nice_Hulk][quote=Guns]I am sure Brett played that solo![/quote]
Yeah, that really sounded like a Brett solo to me as well. Any comments on that, Mr Brett? :)
Really thought the song was great, beyond great. I'm so stoked for the new album right now, Bad Religion feels (once again) more current and important than ever![/quote]
I'd love to take credit for it but that's actually Greg H. playing the solo on Devil[/quote]
thanks Brett, do you play some solo in this record?
07/27/2010 at 10:03
thanks Brett, do you play some solo in this record? |
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n1ckb0n3z
Universal Cynic
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might i add that there was no watcho, yahey or sicow in any of the new songs.
07/27/2010 at 10:00
might i add that there was no watcho, yahey or sicow in any of the new songs.
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n1ckb0n3z
Universal Cynic
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idk but, i fucking love the song now!
07/27/2010 at 09:54
idk but, i fucking love the song now!
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Groomits
Man With A Mission
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Still listening to the song and it seems like the lyrics were wrote way apart from the music and that they tried to put it all together. The way Greg sings looks like he has some trouble fitting the words within the chords length… Like sometimes he has start on first time, sometimes after, sometimes before. At other times he has to say a lot of words before the measure ends. What do you think?
07/27/2010 at 09:49
Still listening to the song and it seems like the lyrics were wrote way apart from the music and that they tried to put it all together. The way Greg sings looks like he has some trouble fitting the words within the chords length… Like sometimes he has start on first time, sometimes after, sometimes before. At other times he has to say a lot of words before the measure ends. What do you think?
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rmg512
Infected
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Very different sound. Very different lyrical style. I'm pretty happy with it, though.
Thanks Mr. Brett for giving us a better link and the lyrics, especially as promptly as you did! I'm preordering the deluxe CD bundle today!
:D
07/27/2010 at 09:36
Very different sound. Very different lyrical style. I'm pretty happy with it, though.
Thanks Mr. Brett for giving us a better link and the lyrics, especially as promptly as you did! I'm preordering the deluxe CD bundle today! :D |
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n1ckb0n3z
Universal Cynic
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[url]http://www.megaupload.com/?d=YWS7906D[/url]
That's the MP3 of the song, High Quality.
07/27/2010 at 09:15
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n1ckb0n3z
Universal Cynic
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Just downloaded the song uploading it now
07/27/2010 at 09:04
Just downloaded the song uploading it now
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BrandonSideleau
The Devil In Stitches
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Again...it's all personal preference...but, most importantly, the #1 reason I buy a Bad Religion record is for Greg's voice....everything else is important, but as long as that element is in top form I'm happy. That's just me.
07/27/2010 at 08:55
Again...it's all personal preference...but, most importantly, the #1 reason I buy a Bad Religion record is for Greg's voice....everything else is important, but as long as that element is in top form I'm happy. That's just me.
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noparadigm
Henchman
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NMOH most CERTAINLY didn't have a "monstrous" drum sound. It was at time pretty nice (for Bad Religion standards, that is!), but it varied from song to song. I'd say it clearly was best on Heroes and Martyrs and maybe Scrutiny, pretty bad on, say, The grand delusion, and by far the worst on Honest goodbye (that might have been their worst drum sound EVER!). I and some friends who know a lot about recording have been wondering why an amazing drummer like Brooks is so oblivious to the sound of his drums on record. I mean, most other bands get better sounds on their records, and many of them don't have a fraction of the financial means that Bad Religion have.
I'd say from a recording and production standbount POB was BY FAR their best record! And one can tell that they put a lot of effort in it. One of the few BR songs on which I REALLY liked the drums (of course in context of their time) was Recipe for hate! But of course that entire album has no consistency whatsoever with reargd to production/recording. I didn't like the Gray Race production too much... of course a lot varies with personal taste. But if one compares records and production throughout the entire genre, Bad Religion really don't fare well in terms of their album sounds. It's a shame. But I guess that's the way they want it.
07/27/2010 at 08:44
NMOH most CERTAINLY didn't have a "monstrous" drum sound. It was at time pretty nice (for Bad Religion standards, that is!), but it varied from song to song. I'd say it clearly was best on Heroes and Martyrs and maybe Scrutiny, pretty bad on, say, The grand delusion, and by far the worst on Honest goodbye (that might have been their worst drum sound EVER!). I and some friends who know a lot about recording have been wondering why an amazing drummer like Brooks is so oblivious to the sound of his drums on record. I mean, most other bands get better sounds on their records, and many of them don't have a fraction of the financial means that Bad Religion have.
I'd say from a recording and production standbount POB was BY FAR their best record! And one can tell that they put a lot of effort in it. One of the few BR songs on which I REALLY liked the drums (of course in context of their time) was Recipe for hate! But of course that entire album has no consistency whatsoever with reargd to production/recording. I didn't like the Gray Race production too much... of course a lot varies with personal taste. But if one compares records and production throughout the entire genre, Bad Religion really don't fare well in terms of their album sounds. It's a shame. But I guess that's the way they want it. |
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BrandonSideleau
The Devil In Stitches
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Well remember NMOH had a monstrous drum sound...actually it was nearly over-bearing. It fit the record well but at times I had trouble hearing Greg. I think The Grey Race had the best production....but I think this mix sounds great.
07/27/2010 at 08:16
Well remember NMOH had a monstrous drum sound...actually it was nearly over-bearing. It fit the record well but at times I had trouble hearing Greg. I think The Grey Race had the best production....but I think this mix sounds great.
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Podolski
Guest
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[quote=noparadigm]Con:
- While the sound is pretty natural, it has lost pretty much all power, particularly the drums. It sounds so low-tech. I could record drums like this, and I have no pro-tool studio. There is hardly any kick left (particularly the bassdrum). But let's hope that's just because it's such a soft song. They haven't had a 100% consistent drumsound since New America, so other songs might sound different. I don't expect a high-tech sound kinda like Blink or crap like that. But this sounds more like a hobby band practise room recording.[/quote]
I have to agree with that. Every BR records since Process of Belief had very similar mixing and mastering, which leads me to think that this is Brett's idea of the perfect Bad Religion sound. The bad thing is that the drums really do sound kind of flat on every album since Brooks joined the band. In my opinion, Against the Grain and The Gray Race had the best drum sound.
07/27/2010 at 08:01
I have to agree with that. Every BR records since Process of Belief had very similar mixing and mastering, which leads me to think that this is Brett's idea of the perfect Bad Religion sound. The bad thing is that the drums really do sound kind of flat on every album since Brooks joined the band. In my opinion, Against the Grain and The Gray Race had the best drum sound. |
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BrandonSideleau
The Devil In Stitches
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You know what...in terms of "songs from NMOH" to compare this to...I'd have to compare it to "Fields of Mars" actually. The abstract lyrics and sort of "epic" sound reminds me of that song. Brett- you've outdone yourself.....lovin' it!
07/27/2010 at 07:29
You know what...in terms of "songs from NMOH" to compare this to...I'd have to compare it to "Fields of Mars" actually. The abstract lyrics and sort of "epic" sound reminds me of that song. Brett- you've outdone yourself.....lovin' it!
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che sus
Infected
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I'm just wondering what the hell it's about
07/27/2010 at 07:22
I'm just wondering what the hell it's about
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JamesRiot
Blenderhead
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Really reminds me of New America, but it's awesome that they released this song so early! Just as I was getting used to Resist Stance being in my shuffle playlist, there's a new song to keep me excited and chomping at the bit!
07/27/2010 at 07:16
Really reminds me of New America, but it's awesome that they released this song so early! Just as I was getting used to Resist Stance being in my shuffle playlist, there's a new song to keep me excited and chomping at the bit!
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BrandonSideleau
The Devil In Stitches
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Complain, complain, complain.......the song is fantastic, it sounds like the song "Stranger Than Fiction." Of course it will be one of the poppier songs....that goes without saying guys- but it's great. We already know Resist Stance is a hard song...and I'm will to bet "Only Rain" & "The Day The Earth Stalled" will be at the very least. In the mean time, I'm loving this track.
07/27/2010 at 07:16
Complain, complain, complain.......the song is fantastic, it sounds like the song "Stranger Than Fiction." Of course it will be one of the poppier songs....that goes without saying guys- but it's great. We already know Resist Stance is a hard song...and I'm will to bet "Only Rain" & "The Day The Earth Stalled" will be at the very least. In the mean time, I'm loving this track.
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Groomits
Man With A Mission
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Yeah this seems to be the LA is Burning of the new record. It's pop, it's not bad, the lyrics are great and poetic, but it's (or it will) not the best song on the album.
One mega con though : This song will be boring live.
07/27/2010 at 07:06
Yeah this seems to be the LA is Burning of the new record. It's pop, it's not bad, the lyrics are great and poetic, but it's (or it will) not the best song on the album.
One mega con though : This song will be boring live. |
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Banjo
Infected
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Haha, it totally sounds like something from New America. I don't care what anyone says, it was a solid record.
I really love the lyrics, but the actual song is taking it's time to grow on me. The echoes seem a bit much, but I'll see how I feel when I get used to it.
07/27/2010 at 07:05
Haha, it totally sounds like something from New America. I don't care what anyone says, it was a solid record.
I really love the lyrics, but the actual song is taking it's time to grow on me. The echoes seem a bit much, but I'll see how I feel when I get used to it. |
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Amoeba
Modern Man
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it sure sounds great but still I kinda hope this is one of the softest songs of this record
I liked the attempt of doing a more agressivish record with NMOH
oh whatever.. I have already orderde 3 different bundles and I feel Greeat about it !
07/27/2010 at 06:53
it sure sounds great but still I kinda hope this is one of the softest songs of this record
I liked the attempt of doing a more agressivish record with NMOH oh whatever.. I have already orderde 3 different bundles and I feel Greeat about it ! |
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tested
Billy Gnosis
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Respledent :P, I was seriously worried that BR was going to stall out after 30 years and in particular four albums of the same lineup; needless to say this song proves what an idiot I am. It's not quite like anything I've heard from BR before and is enfused with just the right combination of the familiar and the new and creative. It comes close to the sound that New America [i]could[/i] have had but never did (in large part due to the lack of Brett). In fact, this song reminds me a bit of Believe It, which I believe is the best song off of NA. It sort has an alternative/jangley melody backed with the usual punk power. If that weren't enough I also dig the Joey Ramone-esque "eh!" that follows the opening.
07/27/2010 at 06:33
Respledent :P, I was seriously worried that BR was going to stall out after 30 years and in particular four albums of the same lineup; needless to say this song proves what an idiot I am. It's not quite like anything I've heard from BR before and is enfused with just the right combination of the familiar and the new and creative. It comes close to the sound that New America could have had but never did (in large part due to the lack of Brett). In fact, this song reminds me a bit of Believe It, which I believe is the best song off of NA. It sort has an alternative/jangley melody backed with the usual punk power. If that weren't enough I also dig the Joey Ramone-esque "eh!" that follows the opening.
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Ed
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Fantastic. This is getting looped on my car stereo for the forseeable future.
I hope they play it next week here in the UK!
I. Cannot. Wait.
07/27/2010 at 06:18
Fantastic. This is getting looped on my car stereo for the forseeable future.
I hope they play it next week here in the UK! I. Cannot. Wait. |
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n1ckb0n3z
Universal Cynic
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actually, it sounds like that daredevils song, "rules, hearts".
07/27/2010 at 06:15
actually, it sounds like that daredevils song, "rules, hearts".
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n1ckb0n3z
Universal Cynic
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now i understand what they meant by personal lyrics... Honestly I have listened to this 5 times and I have to keep reminding myself that it's BR cause it doesn't sounds like anything i've heard before. sure it has a little taste of new america but still.
07/27/2010 at 06:04
now i understand what they meant by personal lyrics... Honestly I have listened to this 5 times and I have to keep reminding myself that it's BR cause it doesn't sounds like anything i've heard before. sure it has a little taste of new america but still.
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mindy
Guest
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i enjoy the lyrics to this song very much!
07/27/2010 at 06:01
i enjoy the lyrics to this song very much!
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n1ckb0n3z
Universal Cynic
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the first thing i thought of when i heard this song was... "YES! Now i can show my friends a Bad Religion song that doesn't sound the same and have their jaws drop! woot!
07/27/2010 at 05:56
the first thing i thought of when i heard this song was... "YES! Now i can show my friends a Bad Religion song that doesn't sound the same and have their jaws drop! woot!
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aris-greece
Lost Pilgrim
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great song.
07/27/2010 at 05:45
great song.
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posthc
The Devil In Stitches
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how to Download it ?
i try out ... nothing
07/27/2010 at 05:45
how to Download it ?
i try out ... nothing |
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oblivionpact
Lost Pilgrim
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[quote=Nice_Hulk][quote=Guns]I am sure Brett played that solo![/quote]
Yeah, that really sounded like a Brett solo to me as well. Any comments on that, Mr Brett? :)
Really thought the song was great, beyond great. I'm so stoked for the new album right now, Bad Religion feels (once again) more current and important than ever![/quote]
I'd love to take credit for it but that's actually Greg H. playing the solo on Devil
07/27/2010 at 05:35
I'd love to take credit for it but that's actually Greg H. playing the solo on Devil |
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tommy
Lost Pilgrim
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I like the song, but I don't think it can ever be a radio hit. I think the chorus isn't strong enough and the lyrics are not pop lyrics. It's like some of the songs on TNA. Like someone said on the forum. It's not punk and it's not pop. It tries to be pop. I think Broken is a real good pop single and if a br song had to be a radio hit it had to be Broken I think. Why it didn't become a hit, I don't know. But Bad Religion doesn't need radio or television. It's the age of last.fm and youtube.
07/27/2010 at 05:23
I like the song, but I don't think it can ever be a radio hit. I think the chorus isn't strong enough and the lyrics are not pop lyrics. It's like some of the songs on TNA. Like someone said on the forum. It's not punk and it's not pop. It tries to be pop. I think Broken is a real good pop single and if a br song had to be a radio hit it had to be Broken I think. Why it didn't become a hit, I don't know. But Bad Religion doesn't need radio or television. It's the age of last.fm and youtube.
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posthc
The Devil In Stitches
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not bad :) well take a few time to enjoy it
07/27/2010 at 05:12
not bad :) well take a few time to enjoy it
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noparadigm
Henchman
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Pro:
- Bad Religion have mostly had a really bad and artificial sounding guitar sound (NMOH kinda was an exception with a sound that was much to my liking), but this one is finally pretty natural and clean (the latter can be a pro or a con, depending on taste - I like it)
- The overall sound is very natural (which is far from self-evident for BR!)
- The lyrics are Brett-typical, so they're fairly abstract which I think is always a positive (and I feel BR have really deterorated lyrically since The Gray Race, while, fortunately, NMOH finally had some really strong lyrics again)
Con:
- While the sound is pretty natural, it has lost pretty much all power, particularly the drums. It sounds so low-tech. I could record drums like this, and I have no pro-tool studio. There is hardly any kick left (particularly the bassdrum). But let's hope that's just because it's such a soft song. They haven't had a 100% consistent drumsound since New America, so other songs might sound different. I don't expect a high-tech sound kinda like Blink or crap like that. But this sounds more like a hobby band practise room recording.
- The song itself, to me, is nice at best. The "Prodigal son"-kind. Nice for a singalong pop song, but nothing to excite me at all (and I don't value BR for their singalong pop songs!). I don't wanna say "completely boring", but it's certainly crossed my mind... so I'll hope that this song is the "Honest goodbye" equivalent of this record (although I must say that one really grew on me).
Overall:
The scepticism I've had with respect to this album ever since NMOH came out, and that was only verified by all the statements they released during the recording process, is strengthened... But I'm still hoping for the best :)
07/27/2010 at 04:57
Pro:
- Bad Religion have mostly had a really bad and artificial sounding guitar sound (NMOH kinda was an exception with a sound that was much to my liking), but this one is finally pretty natural and clean (the latter can be a pro or a con, depending on taste - I like it) - The overall sound is very natural (which is far from self-evident for BR!) - The lyrics are Brett-typical, so they're fairly abstract which I think is always a positive (and I feel BR have really deterorated lyrically since The Gray Race, while, fortunately, NMOH finally had some really strong lyrics again) Con: - While the sound is pretty natural, it has lost pretty much all power, particularly the drums. It sounds so low-tech. I could record drums like this, and I have no pro-tool studio. There is hardly any kick left (particularly the bassdrum). But let's hope that's just because it's such a soft song. They haven't had a 100% consistent drumsound since New America, so other songs might sound different. I don't expect a high-tech sound kinda like Blink or crap like that. But this sounds more like a hobby band practise room recording. - The song itself, to me, is nice at best. The "Prodigal son"-kind. Nice for a singalong pop song, but nothing to excite me at all (and I don't value BR for their singalong pop songs!). I don't wanna say "completely boring", but it's certainly crossed my mind... so I'll hope that this song is the "Honest goodbye" equivalent of this record (although I must say that one really grew on me). Overall: The scepticism I've had with respect to this album ever since NMOH came out, and that was only verified by all the statements they released during the recording process, is strengthened... But I'm still hoping for the best :) |
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Brother Christian
Hippy Killer
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[quote=che sus]I prefer Resist-stance, but hopefully this is a grower.[/quote]
Same here too.
07/27/2010 at 04:55
Same here too. |
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MONOLITH
Infected
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"This track is currently not available." ??... Overload@soundcloud??
-:D
07/27/2010 at 04:35
"This track is currently not available." ??... Overload@soundcloud??
-:D |
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Viktor
Billy Gnosis
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[quote=bla556]has anyone noticed there are no lyrics for the resist stance in our discography section?
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There are here http://thebrpage.net/discography/all_songs.asp
07/27/2010 at 04:31
There are here http://thebrpage.net/discography/all_songs.asp |
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delirium-
Modern Man
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[quote=che sus]I prefer Resist-stance, but hopefully this is a grower.[/quote]
Same here
07/27/2010 at 04:29
Same here |
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che sus
Infected
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I prefer Resist-stance, but hopefully this is a grower.
07/27/2010 at 04:21
I prefer Resist-stance, but hopefully this is a grower.
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bla556
The Devil In Stitches
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has anyone noticed there are no lyrics for the resist stance in our discography section?
on topic: I'm not quite sure of what to think about the devil in stitches, it starts to grow on me, but the intro sounds so much like believe it, which I personally can't stand...anyway, I start to like it more and more wiuth every listen, so let's wait and see...
07/27/2010 at 04:16
has anyone noticed there are no lyrics for the resist stance in our discography section?
on topic: I'm not quite sure of what to think about the devil in stitches, it starts to grow on me, but the intro sounds so much like believe it, which I personally can't stand...anyway, I start to like it more and more wiuth every listen, so let's wait and see... |
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Robo Pilgrim
Generator
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[quote=Niko]The Devil in Stitches is very Stranger Than Fiction/ Streetkid Named Desire. Anyone agree?
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I was thinking that too.
07/27/2010 at 03:34
I was thinking that too. |
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Banjo
Infected
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I'm going to take an early lunch to listen to this!! :D
I can't wait!!!!
Thank you Brett.
07/27/2010 at 03:30
I'm going to take an early lunch to listen to this!! :D
I can't wait!!!! Thank you Brett. |
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Nice_Hulk
The Devil In Stitches
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[quote=Guns]I am sure Brett played that solo![/quote]
Yeah, that really sounded like a Brett solo to me as well. Any comments on that, Mr Brett? :)
Really thought the song was great, beyond great. I'm so stoked for the new album right now, Bad Religion feels (once again) more current and important than ever!
07/27/2010 at 03:02
Yeah, that really sounded like a Brett solo to me as well. Any comments on that, Mr Brett? :) Really thought the song was great, beyond great. I'm so stoked for the new album right now, Bad Religion feels (once again) more current and important than ever! |
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JakkoztaR
Automatic Man
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I love the song already after 3 listens.. and i love the production, sounds so much better than NMOH.. i hate myself for being weak tho, i promised myself i wouldnt listen to any songs until the release..
07/27/2010 at 02:49
I love the song already after 3 listens.. and i love the production, sounds so much better than NMOH.. i hate myself for being weak tho, i promised myself i wouldnt listen to any songs until the release..
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nropevolI
Infected
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I think it's a great song. Great production. sounds very friendly to the ears. I understand the comparison to Believe It and Stranger Than Fiction. But It might be the drum rythm that does that. I think in the middle with lyrics like "knocked clean out of his senses" the song definitely sounds like "won't somebody" (Little packets of darkness wanting to glow) But I'm very happy with the way it sounds and that it's not the sound of New Maps of Hell
07/27/2010 at 02:25
I think it's a great song. Great production. sounds very friendly to the ears. I understand the comparison to Believe It and Stranger Than Fiction. But It might be the drum rythm that does that. I think in the middle with lyrics like "knocked clean out of his senses" the song definitely sounds like "won't somebody" (Little packets of darkness wanting to glow) But I'm very happy with the way it sounds and that it's not the sound of New Maps of Hell
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Niko
Lost Pilgrim
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The Devil in Stitches is very Stranger Than Fiction/ Streetkid Named Desire. Anyone agree?
Like it a lot though, but prefer Resist Stance
07/27/2010 at 02:07
The Devil in Stitches is very Stranger Than Fiction/ Streetkid Named Desire. Anyone agree?
Like it a lot though, but prefer Resist Stance |
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Kerouac Cat
Generator
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[i]Ooh[/i], new song. So tempting, but I don't want to spoil the surprise. Decisions, decisions...
07/27/2010 at 02:06
Ooh, new song. So tempting, but I don't want to spoil the surprise. Decisions, decisions...
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MichaelB
The Devil In Stitches
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BR never ceases to amaze me! Congrats, Brett!
07/27/2010 at 02:05
BR never ceases to amaze me! Congrats, Brett!
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MONOLITH
Infected
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-This was ama-zing!! A new BR tune to listen to!! -Y E E A A A A A A A H ! ! ! ! !
Great work! I'd agree with Bossae that there's something of 'Believe It' in it too.. Me like!
07/27/2010 at 01:57
-This was ama-zing!! A new BR tune to listen to!! -Y E E A A A A A A A H ! ! ! ! !
Great work! I'd agree with Bossae that there's something of 'Believe It' in it too.. Me like! |
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Neil Davis
Billy Gnosis
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The palm muted part reminds me of that song Stacy's Mom.
Resist Stance = Requiem for Dissent + Grand Delusion's guitar solo
The Devil In Stitches = Swallowed by the bay + Stacy's mom
haha just kidding Brett...
As long as this album has something huge like All There Is or Fields of Mars, and something fast like Can't Stop It or 52 seconds, and something far out like Beyond Electric Dreams, then I'll be a happy camper.
07/27/2010 at 01:55
The palm muted part reminds me of that song Stacy's Mom.
Resist Stance = Requiem for Dissent + Grand Delusion's guitar solo The Devil In Stitches = Swallowed by the bay + Stacy's mom haha just kidding Brett... As long as this album has something huge like All There Is or Fields of Mars, and something fast like Can't Stop It or 52 seconds, and something far out like Beyond Electric Dreams, then I'll be a happy camper. |
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voloversio
Hippy Killer
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Love the chord progression on this song.
Brett knows how to tell a story in an unusual way. Brilliant imagery. This is why Brett is my favorite lyricist.
07/27/2010 at 01:52
Love the chord progression on this song.
Brett knows how to tell a story in an unusual way. Brilliant imagery. This is why Brett is my favorite lyricist. |
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Viktor
Billy Gnosis
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[quote=Brett Religion]O-O Ladies and gentlemen... Your attention please: Mr. Brett Gurewitz has done it again! Wow, just wow! I can't quite compare it to previous albums or songs... There's something of LA Is Burning, but not exactly... Maybe some Who We Are in the middle (starting around 1'45'') but all in all I would say we haven't heard anything like this before from our favorite band.
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I like it a lot. I also think that it can't be compared to any previous songs written by Mr Brett.(except maybe little with LA and Believe It) and yes this is something new . So I guess the upcoming album will have balance between more pop oriented songs like this one and punk songs like Greg's
07/27/2010 at 01:51
I like it a lot. I also think that it can't be compared to any previous songs written by Mr Brett.(except maybe little with LA and Believe It) and yes this is something new . So I guess the upcoming album will have balance between more pop oriented songs like this one and punk songs like Greg's |
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TheMatrix31
Hippy Killer
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It's not "bad" of course, but I just wish we wouldn't get track space wasted on the fluffy, bleh songs. I know it happens on every CD (Honest Goodbye, Empire Strikes First, etc)
Bad Religion songs are a treasure and now I know that I'll probably skip two songs (at least) on the CD every time they come up.
I'm dying to buy the album. Hurry up two more months!
07/27/2010 at 01:34
It's not "bad" of course, but I just wish we wouldn't get track space wasted on the fluffy, bleh songs. I know it happens on every CD (Honest Goodbye, Empire Strikes First, etc)
Bad Religion songs are a treasure and now I know that I'll probably skip two songs (at least) on the CD every time they come up. I'm dying to buy the album. Hurry up two more months! |
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Robo Pilgrim
Generator
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This song is going to be huge. How could it not?
07/27/2010 at 01:32
This song is going to be huge. How could it not?
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Mike Rel
Guest
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this song reminds me Daredevils "rules, hearts". Brett`s style.
07/27/2010 at 01:15
this song reminds me Daredevils "rules, hearts". Brett`s style.
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Bossae
Henchman
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[quote=FritzAngelrute]The producing and the sound of the song reminds me of The New America (unless the drums are better). I think this one won't be my favourite.[/quote]
that is what i thought also, it has something of "believe it" in it i think. but since i liked the producing and feel of the new america, i like this one too.
07/27/2010 at 01:01
that is what i thought also, it has something of "believe it" in it i think. but since i liked the producing and feel of the new america, i like this one too. |
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Neil Davis
Billy Gnosis
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A song about suicide? Between that and the name OblivionPact, I'd say Brett has a fascination with suicide.
[i] "I had a paperback crime running straight down my spine"
"a reckless pact with forever"[/i]
Maybe he finally figured out why Hemingway cracked?
I think Emily will like this song... it reminds me a lot of her song Swallowed by the Bay ([url=http://www.myspace.com/therealemilydavis]3rd track in her myspace playlist[/url]) when she poeticizes suicide with lines like "I'll be a falling star in the mid-day sky"
07/27/2010 at 01:00
A song about suicide? Between that and the name OblivionPact, I'd say Brett has a fascination with suicide.
"I had a paperback crime running straight down my spine" "a reckless pact with forever" Maybe he finally figured out why Hemingway cracked? I think Emily will like this song... it reminds me a lot of her song Swallowed by the Bay (3rd track in her myspace playlist) when she poeticizes suicide with lines like "I'll be a falling star in the mid-day sky" |
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coop
Infected
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great!
07/27/2010 at 00:59
great!
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FritzAngelrute
Lost Pilgrim
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The producing and the sound of the song reminds me of The New America (unless the drums are better). I think this one won't be my favourite.
07/27/2010 at 00:55
The producing and the sound of the song reminds me of The New America (unless the drums are better). I think this one won't be my favourite.
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mrbenja
Hippy Killer
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oh and thanks to brett for making this happen! hope you're enjoying it! [the whole new album thing]
07/27/2010 at 00:50
oh and thanks to brett for making this happen! hope you're enjoying it! [the whole new album thing]
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torbar
Infected
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http://www.megaupload.com/?d=JW921GLB
Here's a download link to Devil In Stitches(if Brett, or one of the site staff doesn't want this here, let me know and I'll remove it from Megaupload)
07/27/2010 at 00:48
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=JW921GLB
Here's a download link to Devil In Stitches(if Brett, or one of the site staff doesn't want this here, let me know and I'll remove it from Megaupload) |
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mrbenja
Hippy Killer
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Ok, now greg sounds like greg. The chorus is strange. I'm loving the "We'll ruuuun". Sounds radio-friendly. Sounds "light and gentle". I usually prefer the darker songs, those with more tension. I like the intro. I like the verses. Maybe some riff would have give it a proper balance between parts. I still feel uncomfortable with the palm-muted bridge and the vocal pauses in the last chorus. We'll see what happens at the 30th listen...
07/27/2010 at 00:48
Ok, now greg sounds like greg. The chorus is strange. I'm loving the "We'll ruuuun". Sounds radio-friendly. Sounds "light and gentle". I usually prefer the darker songs, those with more tension. I like the intro. I like the verses. Maybe some riff would have give it a proper balance between parts. I still feel uncomfortable with the palm-muted bridge and the vocal pauses in the last chorus. We'll see what happens at the 30th listen...
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Jesse
Staff
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@ Brett Religion: see you couldn't resist temptation! What happened to your resist stance? ;)
07/27/2010 at 00:29
@ Brett Religion: see you couldn't resist temptation! What happened to your resist stance? ;)
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Brett Religion
The Same Person
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O-O Ladies and gentlemen... Your attention please: Mr. Brett Gurewitz has done it again! Wow, just wow! I can't quite compare it to previous albums or songs... There's something of LA Is Burning, but not exactly... Maybe some Who We Are in the middle (starting around 1'45'') but all in all I would say we haven't heard anything like this before from our favorite band.
It goes without saying it makes for a GREAT radio friendly single, although I would also like to see what you did for the final version of Won't Somebody, which has the potential to become another great single too.
What can I say, thank you Brett for writing amazing songs like these. Just when I think there's no way you can top All There Is, you come up with Dearly Beloved and Prodigal Son, and to top it all comes The Devil in Stitches. If this is just a taste of better songs on the album... I might have to make some room again among my top 3 BR albums in the album ranking...
07/27/2010 at 00:26
O-O Ladies and gentlemen... Your attention please: Mr. Brett Gurewitz has done it again! Wow, just wow! I can't quite compare it to previous albums or songs... There's something of LA Is Burning, but not exactly... Maybe some Who We Are in the middle (starting around 1'45'') but all in all I would say we haven't heard anything like this before from our favorite band.
It goes without saying it makes for a GREAT radio friendly single, although I would also like to see what you did for the final version of Won't Somebody, which has the potential to become another great single too. What can I say, thank you Brett for writing amazing songs like these. Just when I think there's no way you can top All There Is, you come up with Dearly Beloved and Prodigal Son, and to top it all comes The Devil in Stitches. If this is just a taste of better songs on the album... I might have to make some room again among my top 3 BR albums in the album ranking... |
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Jesse
Staff
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Thanks Brett!
Also, I love the production. Sounds (so far) way better than NMOH. Good job! :)
07/27/2010 at 00:23
Thanks Brett!
Also, I love the production. Sounds (so far) way better than NMOH. Good job! :) |
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Marty
Admin
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Haha.. So [url=http://www.thebrpage.net/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=4700&PID=84382#84382]Jay was right[/url] about BR having very bad quality control when it comes to lyrics.
07/27/2010 at 00:17
Haha.. So Jay was right about BR having very bad quality control when it comes to lyrics.
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HugeFanOfBadReligion
Infected
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Wow, thanks for the lyrics Brett. I'm seriously loving this song.
07/27/2010 at 00:14
Wow, thanks for the lyrics Brett. I'm seriously loving this song.
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oblivionpact
Lost Pilgrim
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[quote=oblivionpact][quote=Jesse]Brett, you wrote this song...maybe you could provide us the lyrics? We already have the correct lyrics to The Resist Stance thanks to Greg. :)[/quote]
Sure thing, here you go:
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The Devil in Stitches
hey angels fall down without warning
cherry lipstick on their teeth and all dangerous curves
she had a bullet proof mind and big pawn shop eyes
and nothing you could say would get to her
so don't look homeward angel from that rumble seat
I can strum twice and make it all go away
we'll tap every last drop until that beating stops
and let the devil come join us dancing
Across the yellow sun
We'll run
because the devil in stitches only has his fun
performing for the chosen one
we can run
She was living on the edge of a knife
his head was filled with restless ghosts
it's so easy to love a bringer of destruction
she said darling "I love you madly"
black tear stained cheeks behind her shattered window
prayin' for a song to save her life
I had a paperback crime running straight down my spine
and let the devil come join us dancing
Across the yellow sun
We'll run
while devil in stitches goes and has his fun
performing for the chosen one
we can run
wild in the street like a formal procession of love and deceit
I will carry you home like a bride from the wreckage
here's your punch drunk cupid knocked clean out of his senses
I know he drove her out out to the brink
that's where they stood and looked down
right then he made a decision
that's where they made a division
declaring war on the weather
a reckless pact with forever
so come on sing hallelujah
come on and sing it
correction>>>>
so come on and sing
sing hallelujah
right now
I hope the wrong lyrics didn't go into the booklet but I suspect they did! Oh well, what can you do?
right now
07/27/2010 at 00:12
The Devil in Stitches hey angels fall down without warning cherry lipstick on their teeth and all dangerous curves she had a bullet proof mind and big pawn shop eyes and nothing you could say would get to her so don't look homeward angel from that rumble seat I can strum twice and make it all go away we'll tap every last drop until that beating stops and let the devil come join us dancing Across the yellow sun We'll run because the devil in stitches only has his fun performing for the chosen one we can run She was living on the edge of a knife his head was filled with restless ghosts it's so easy to love a bringer of destruction she said darling "I love you madly" black tear stained cheeks behind her shattered window prayin' for a song to save her life I had a paperback crime running straight down my spine and let the devil come join us dancing Across the yellow sun We'll run while devil in stitches goes and has his fun performing for the chosen one we can run wild in the street like a formal procession of love and deceit I will carry you home like a bride from the wreckage here's your punch drunk cupid knocked clean out of his senses I know he drove her out out to the brink that's where they stood and looked down right then he made a decision that's where they made a division declaring war on the weather a reckless pact with forever so come on sing hallelujah come on and sing it correction>>>> so come on and sing sing hallelujah right now I hope the wrong lyrics didn't go into the booklet but I suspect they did! Oh well, what can you do? right now |
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I Dont Belong
Man With A Mission
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Thanks Brett. This song is awesome.
07/27/2010 at 00:11
Thanks Brett. This song is awesome.
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oblivionpact
Lost Pilgrim
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[quote=Jesse]Brett, you wrote this song...maybe you could provide us the lyrics? We already have the correct lyrics to The Resist Stance thanks to Greg. :)[/quote]
Sure thing, here you go:
The Devil in Stitches
hey angels fall down without warning
cherry lipstick on their teeth and all dangerous curves
she had a bullet proof mind and big pawn shop eyes
and nothing you could say would get to her
so don't look homeward angel from that rumble seat
I can strum twice and make it all go away
we'll tap every last drop until that beating stops
and let the devil come join us dancing
Across the yellow sun
We'll run
because the devil in stitches only has his fun
performing for the chosen one
we can run
She was living on the edge of a knife
his head was filled with restless ghosts
it's so easy to love a bringer of destruction
she said darling "I love you madly"
black tear stained cheeks behind her shattered window
prayin' for a song to save her life
I had a paperback crime running straight down my spine
and let the devil come join us dancing
Across the yellow sun
We'll run
while devil in stitches goes and has his fun
performing for the chosen one
we can run
wild in the street like a formal procession of love and deceit
I will carry you home like a bride from the wreckage
here's your punch drunk cupid knocked clean out of his senses
I know he drove her out out to the brink
that's where they stood and looked down
right then he made a decision
that's where they made a division
declaring war on the weather
a reckless pact with forever
so come on sing hallelujah
come on and sing it
right now
07/27/2010 at 00:06
Sure thing, here you go: The Devil in Stitches hey angels fall down without warning cherry lipstick on their teeth and all dangerous curves she had a bullet proof mind and big pawn shop eyes and nothing you could say would get to her so don't look homeward angel from that rumble seat I can strum twice and make it all go away we'll tap every last drop until that beating stops and let the devil come join us dancing Across the yellow sun We'll run because the devil in stitches only has his fun performing for the chosen one we can run She was living on the edge of a knife his head was filled with restless ghosts it's so easy to love a bringer of destruction she said darling "I love you madly" black tear stained cheeks behind her shattered window prayin' for a song to save her life I had a paperback crime running straight down my spine and let the devil come join us dancing Across the yellow sun We'll run while devil in stitches goes and has his fun performing for the chosen one we can run wild in the street like a formal procession of love and deceit I will carry you home like a bride from the wreckage here's your punch drunk cupid knocked clean out of his senses I know he drove her out out to the brink that's where they stood and looked down right then he made a decision that's where they made a division declaring war on the weather a reckless pact with forever so come on sing hallelujah come on and sing it right now |
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Allyis
Lost Pilgrim
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Fantastic, really. I love it.
I'd stroke your ego more but I don't want a mess to clean up.
07/26/2010 at 23:57
Fantastic, really. I love it.
I'd stroke your ego more but I don't want a mess to clean up. |
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Some Guy
Modern Man
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Between this and The Resist Stance, I have very high hopes for the new record.
By the way, is that a tamborine I'm hearing? Is that a first for Bad Religion?
07/26/2010 at 23:55
Between this and The Resist Stance, I have very high hopes for the new record.
By the way, is that a tamborine I'm hearing? Is that a first for Bad Religion? |
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torbar
Infected
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[quote=Torbar]Brett, Thanks so much for posting this link!
Can you tell us who wrote this song?(It sounds like a song you wrote)[/quote]
Ignore this post...I totally forgot Brett tweeted about writing this song. I'm half asleep
07/26/2010 at 23:52
Ignore this post...I totally forgot Brett tweeted about writing this song. I'm half asleep |
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torbar
Infected
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Brett, Thanks so much for posting this link!
Can you tell us who wrote this song?(It sounds like a song you wrote)
07/26/2010 at 23:50
Brett, Thanks so much for posting this link!
Can you tell us who wrote this song?(It sounds like a song you wrote) |
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HugeFanOfBadReligion
Infected
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Wow, it sounds great! This is seriously awesome! And that's not just because it's the first time I've heard a new Bad Religion studio recording for a while, but it's seriously great. And what I've made of the lyrics are awesome! Great job Brett, I'm hoping the rest of the album is this great.
07/26/2010 at 23:50
Wow, it sounds great! This is seriously awesome! And that's not just because it's the first time I've heard a new Bad Religion studio recording for a while, but it's seriously great. And what I've made of the lyrics are awesome! Great job Brett, I'm hoping the rest of the album is this great.
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Jesse
Staff
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Brett, you wrote this song...maybe you could provide us the lyrics? We already have the correct lyrics to The Resist Stance thanks to Greg. :)
07/26/2010 at 23:50
Brett, you wrote this song...maybe you could provide us the lyrics? We already have the correct lyrics to The Resist Stance thanks to Greg. :)
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Some Guy
Modern Man
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Wow, thanks for the link, Brett. I don't suppose you'd indulge us a little bit more and post the lyrics?
07/26/2010 at 23:48
Wow, thanks for the link, Brett. I don't suppose you'd indulge us a little bit more and post the lyrics?
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oblivionpact
Lost Pilgrim
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[quote=HugeFanOfBadReligion][quote=oblivionpact]Aw c'mon, give it a listen and tell me what you think!
[/quote] Oh my god, I was planning on waiting, but it doesn't matter if a BR member told me to jump off a bridge, I must obey! Okay, I'll listen.[/quote]
LOL
07/26/2010 at 23:47
LOL |
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HugeFanOfBadReligion
Infected
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[quote=oblivionpact]Aw c'mon, give it a listen and tell me what you think!
[/quote] Oh my god, I was planning on waiting, but it doesn't matter if a BR member told me to jump off a bridge, I must obey! Okay, I'll listen.
07/26/2010 at 23:47
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oblivionpact
Lost Pilgrim
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Here's a better link and the Soundcloud player is awesome. You can leave comments on the sound wave! : )
[url]http://soundcloud.com/epitaph-records/bad-religion-the-devil-in-stitches[/url]
Rock
07/26/2010 at 23:46
Here's a better link and the Soundcloud player is awesome. You can leave comments on the sound wave! : )
http://soundcloud.com/epitaph-records/bad-religion-the-devil-in-stitches Rock |
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calrockx
Henchman
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Much better, thanks Brett.
I've only heard it twice now so far, but it's a pretty cool song at first impression. Kinda more "rock" than "punk rock", but I can dig it. And I gotta hear the lyrics a bit more to get a good feel for those. Looking forward to this album.
07/26/2010 at 23:45
Much better, thanks Brett.
I've only heard it twice now so far, but it's a pretty cool song at first impression. Kinda more "rock" than "punk rock", but I can dig it. And I gotta hear the lyrics a bit more to get a good feel for those. Looking forward to this album. |
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oblivionpact
Lost Pilgrim
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Aw c'mon, give it a listen and tell me what you think!
07/26/2010 at 23:45
Aw c'mon, give it a listen and tell me what you think!
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HugeFanOfBadReligion
Infected
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[quote=oblivionpact]Please don't listen to that terrible version. Here's a good one:
[url]http://soundcloud.com/epitaph-records/bad-religion-the-devil-in-stitches[/url]
I hope you like it.
-Brett[/quote] Hello Brett!
Although I must resist the temptation and wait until tomorrow (although technically it is tomorrow now for me) for the Email.
07/26/2010 at 23:43
Although I must resist the temptation and wait until tomorrow (although technically it is tomorrow now for me) for the Email. |
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oblivionpact
Lost Pilgrim
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Please don't listen to that terrible version. Here's a good one:
[url]http://soundcloud.com/epitaph-records/bad-religion-the-devil-in-stitches[/url]
I hope you like it.
-Brett
07/26/2010 at 23:40
Please don't listen to that terrible version. Here's a good one:
http://soundcloud.com/epitaph-records/bad-religion-the-devil-in-stitches I hope you like it. -Brett |
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Guns
Man With A Mission
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I am sure Brett played that solo!
07/26/2010 at 23:32
I am sure Brett played that solo!
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mrbenja
Hippy Killer
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WOOOOOOOO
THIS IS A SURPRISE
greg sounds strange. Wow. doesnt sound like a bad religion song. a bit like stranger than fiction (album). funny solo. i want to hear it with good quality. this is intriguing
07/26/2010 at 23:19
WOOOOOOOO
THIS IS A SURPRISE greg sounds strange. Wow. doesnt sound like a bad religion song. a bit like stranger than fiction (album). funny solo. i want to hear it with good quality. this is intriguing |