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Posted by: admin | 08/09/2004 at 16:43
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Newsday writes this about Bad Religion.
Bad Religion hammered out a series of powerful songs with its trademark mix of grim lyrics and catchy riffs. Vocalist Greg Gaffin, nearly 40, hasn't lost his sense of rage: "God's Love," from the new album "The Empire Strikes First," walked a fine line between personal and political commentary. When Gaffin sang of "Striking at mental apparitions/Like a drunk on a vacant street," did he mean himself or America?
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Bad Religion hammered out a series of powerful songs with its trademark mix of grim lyrics and catchy riffs. Vocalist Greg Gaffin, nearly 40, hasn't lost his sense of rage: "God's Love," from the new album "The Empire Strikes First," walked a fine line between personal and political commentary. When Gaffin sang of "Striking at mental apparitions/Like a drunk on a vacant street," did he mean himself or America?
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08/10/2004 at 19:33
media doesnt know alot...
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