Greg Graffin interviews

Yes, more interviews. The man is a machine!

• Here's a video from FOX news:

• A video from Greg's book tour when he was in San Francisco:

• In an interview with Ecollegetimes.com, Greg talks about the making of his recently-released book Anarchy Evolution:
  "I spent 30 years with my band writing about a society that circled around religion because the band's name is Bad Religion. We always thought we would write topical material and hopefully provoke people to think a little about some of these challenging issues.
  Bad Religion was a good forum to do that, but I was also studying evolution for those 30 years and instead of religion, I used science to make sense of the world. It might seem kind of weird to some people that someone would study science and sing punk rock at the same time.
  But it's true, those two things developed side by side in my life and finally, after 30 years, I wanted to make some sense of it. For myself, really. To make a coherent world view out of the two streams of consciousness."

• Greg Graffin was interviewed on the November 2 Skepticality podcast (episode 142), with a lot of discussion about science and his role as an entertainer/educator.
  In this interview Greg briefly talks about possibly doing another solo record in the next year. Check it out!

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Top lists

It's been a long time since we've had any "top lists". So here they are..

• Nerve.com includes Bad Religion as one of the artist's for 5 albums you should be listening to right now. The person responsible for this list is Graham Williams, founder of Austin's Fun Fun Fun Fest.

• The folks from The Big Takeover magazine/site are giving some love to Bad Religion. Matthew Berlyant dedicated his latest Top 10 list entirely to Bad Religion. And Greg Bartalo included three Bad Religion-related entries in his Top 10 list from October 31.
  
  In case you didn't know, the big man behind The Big Takeover is Jack Rabid, who once was working on a book about Bad Religion.

• The Dissent of Man leads the list of Favorite Records from October as voted by Punknews.org readers.

Bobby

It's been on facebook since June (posted by Bobby himself), but here's a short video of him drumming. Apparently this was the first time he played in almost 10 years(!).
Bobby is currently traveling the world as the drum tech for Interpol and has been working together with Eagles of Death Metal and several other bands.

More orange TDOMs!

It appears that Kings Road has put up more orange The Dissent of Man LPs. 90 of them (60 that were set aside for customer exchanges and another 30 from the pressing plant). http://www.kingsroadmerch.com/bad-religion/view/?id=1504&cid=1