Bad Religion - How Could Hell Be Any Worse? - 01 - We're Only Gonna Die

The 1st track from the 1982 album by Bad Religion.

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Category:

Music

Tags:

• Punk
•  Rock
•  Bad Religion

[Godscominglookbusy]

Great Album

[DReynolds61]

It's amazing that THIS is how they started out: it doesn't even sound like the same band, which shows how much they've evolved over the years without losing how good their music is.

[nazaxprime]

@edvolve

It seems to me, and maybe you'd agree given your love of the core, that we need a lot more "businesses" like that.

That pretty much cuts to the core of the paradox that pissed me off to no end.

Whats the deal with all these cores?

;P

[edvolve]

@nazaxprime You mean a t-shirt with a huge bold black crucifix emblazoned with an even bigger bolder red "null" circle. It seems to me, and maybe you'd agree given your love of the core, that we need a lot more "businesses" like that.

I'd agree that message isn't EVERYTHING too--it's just nearly everything from where we are sitting at this point in history. "We're only gonna die, from our own arrogance" gets right to the heart of it just as "time will tell, as their world crumbles to hell" does

[nazaxprime]

@vansrok1 Nothing like the voice of reason to chill the air.

[nazaxprime]

@edvolve Even if you were right, there is nothing wrong with hating what they became.

message isn't EVERYTHING especially when its ridden for X years... and their style has changed, for better or worse.

Personally I love this, and I don't really give a shit about the new stuff... to each their own.

Some new will grow on me here and there, but I'll probably skip most of it for the core stuff.

I really hated them when I tried to buy a T-shirt and they couldn't be "more than a business".

Fuck'em.

[nazaxprime]

@edvolve Well, from one Cleric to another, to be fair, I gave up on BR for quite a while after I FINALLY saw them.

Saying fuck you to selling out during a show doesn't exempt anyone from being a sellout... though I suppose it helps.

IDK about selling out... but all these assholes are megacorp now and I don't see where that needs to be debated.

THEY may never and will not ever be this again but Punk is immortal.

I still wish I had made one of these earlier shows.

*Searches for Aladdin's lamp.

[nazaxprime]

@DReynolds61

This is so good. Thank you, I almost forgot why I loved BR... THIS is why.

[scumbagontheinternet]

@DReynolds61 hahaha you should hear "Into the Unknown"....wooowww...totally different.

[edvolve]

@joebeasley3 You've got my attention &I'm open to the label having seen premadonna bands corrupt themselves as their mainstream crowds swell. However, you better site some real world evidence 4the stale and tired title of sellout. I don't want to hear about increased popularity or musical style evolving over the years;none of that qualifies a band as sellout. I saw em with B.Rlgn a week ago & they had a pretty big FUCK U message to power hungry criminals who run shit. No sellouts in my book.

[joebeasley3]

@edvolve rise against has totaly sold out. Actually they are now the definition of sell out replacing other douche bags like metallica and slipknot

[vansrok1]

@edvolve I have listened to them all, but am not a not huge fan. See I like my punk in the form of Minutemen, Fugazi, The Clash, Husker Du, X, Germs, Bad Brains, Circle Jerks etc. etc.