A new one on the way

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Posted by: admin | 08/10/2004 at 13:31 | 992 views

From The Washington Times article "Music and malice at Warped speed" by Scott Galupo today.

"Geezer factor: Every tribal rock tour must have an old hanger-on or two. For the Warped Tour, it's Bad Religion, the seminal L.A.-based pop-punk band. Bad Religion's debut album, "How Could Hell be Any Worse?," came out in the dark ages of 1982. There's a new one on the way, according to half-bald lead singer Greg Graffin, who looked like he could've been one of the parents waiting at the pick-up points."

"A new one on the way". Pretty interesting. If someone was at the Warped last Wednesday, please e-mail me what Greg actually said. Thanks!

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simian Infected Avatar Nauseam Location: Baltimore, MD Status: Offline Posts: 1154	Quote Just in case you didn't know, I am from the Washington DC area and I can tell you: The Washington Times is a conservative rag of a newspaper that regularly shills for the Bush Administration and spouts patrotic moralizing crap. Everyone around here knows it. It's the ugly little sibling of the more liberal (and of course more widely read and respected) Washington Post. 08/17/2004 at 02:05 Just in case you didn't know, I am from the Washington DC area and I can tell you: The Washington Times is a conservative rag of a newspaper that regularly shills for the Bush Administration and spouts patrotic moralizing crap. Everyone around here knows it. It's the ugly little sibling of the more liberal (and of course more widely read and respected) Washington Post.
Grillo Blenderhead Location: Sweden Status: Offline Posts: 63	Quote washing ton Wash tons of dishes? :P In any case, I agree with Paige, who cares about the age? As long as they make good music I don't care. I also like BR becoming more and more mature with their music! 08/12/2004 at 01:33 washing ton Wash tons of dishes? :P In any case, I agree with Paige, who cares about the age? As long as they make good music I don't care. I also like BR becoming more and more mature with their music!
Juan Schwartz Guest Location: United States	Quote I sure hope you're talking about washington DC... 08/11/2004 at 11:08 I sure hope you're talking about washington DC...
Paige Guest Location: Canada	Quote Critics need to stop playing the "AGE GAME" with Bad Religion. So what if some members are in their EARLY fourties, and some are closing in on fourty, doesn't deal with the fact that they continue to dish out great fuckin music. These journalists really need to focus on the bands music, not their age. 08/11/2004 at 05:40 Critics need to stop playing the "AGE GAME" with Bad Religion. So what if some members are in their EARLY fourties, and some are closing in on fourty, doesn't deal with the fact that they continue to dish out great fuckin music. These journalists really need to focus on the bands music, not their age.
sometobesaid Guest Location: Global Citizen	Quote dude im killing someone, its settled. any washing ton reporters..... that means you 08/11/2004 at 03:01 dude im killing someone, its settled. any washing ton reporters..... that means you
Travis Guest Location: United States	Quote most people in washington are idionts.. so lets just ignore... 08/10/2004 at 19:27 most people in washington are idionts.. so lets just ignore...
nr23se Admin Location: Sweden Status: Offline Posts: 35	Quote pop-punk band? what the fuck! 08/10/2004 at 18:38 pop-punk band? what the fuck!
Fergal Guest Location: Ireland	Quote Why do I get the impression that the Washington Times doesnt like BR... 08/10/2004 at 15:24 Why do I get the impression that the Washington Times doesnt like BR...