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| Carlo from Merate ( Lecco ), Italy |  |
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Dec 10 2005 |
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Bad Religion is my favorite punk band, and with this cd it looks like they are back to write good music, after a couple of major label band albums . anyway, they can do better! i know it.
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| Michael from Dover, DE |  |
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Apr 5 2005 |
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good disc. strange how a bunch of 40 year olds are still putting out quality punk rock. equally as good as process of belief.
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| Jonathan from Sheridan, WY | |
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Jan 30 2005 |
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This is definitely a welcome change from the most recent Bad Religion stuff. I give all the respect in the world to Bad Religion for being one of the best punk rock bands (probably the best) for the last 20 years, but the fact is they've been around for over 20 years and everyone slows down and gets content as they age and mature. Thank goodness for George Bush for giving Bad Religion something to get pissed and angry about again. Brooks Wackerman's kick-ass drumming adds a lot of speed and punch to their songs. I can appreciate Bad Religion's recent tendencies to have more rock than punk but like any punk rock fan, I always like it a little faster and edgier and this album is a big step in the right direction. If nothing else, it's Bad Religion so buy it.
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| Randy from Longview, TX | |
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Jan 10 2005 |
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Against the Grain was the last truly great Bad Religion CD. No Control is the best Bad Religion CD. and Process of Belief was mediocre. This CD was not all that great.
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| Josh from Lincoln Park, MI | |
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Dec 20 2004 |
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some people may disagree with me, but this is an amazing cd, one of bad religion's best I'd say. bad religion gets only better with time, not worse. Empire Strikes First didn't leave my cd player for months
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| Jon from Campbell, CA | |
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Nov 30 2004 |
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Very good cd. Although I prefer older Bad Religion: No Control, Againest the Grain, Suffer, Stranger than Fiction. This is a good an awesome cd though. Buy it, but also buy there other stuff. BYE
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| Cort from Newton, NJ | |
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Oct 17 2004 |
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this cd is fucking amazing! it took me two listens for it to grow on me its so awesome my favorite song is let them eat war
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| Sean from Dandridge, TN | |
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Aug 22 2004 |
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Bad Religion once again proves why they are one of the greatest bands in punk history. This album is not as good as the older stuff (Suffer, No Control...), but it does have a sound that reminds me of some of the older BR albums. I saw Bad Religion on the Warped Tour, and they were as amazing as ever. They still put on one of the best live shows you will ever see, and the new stuff is really great live. This is probably the best album Bad Religion has done in 10 years.
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| Sean from Sebastian, FL | |
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Jul 13 2004 |
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A very good cd. Not as good as lets say...No control..BUT its still one of their best albums yet. It covers alot of issues in the world today. Take a listen to it...
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| Chason from Elizabethtown, NC | |
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Jun 29 2004 |
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holy god damn hotpants jesus! it's fucking BR, and this album is fucking cool kids! the poster was nice too.
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