01. It's Only Over When...
02. Chasing the Wild Goose
03. Billy Gnosis
04. Time and Disregard
05. The Dichotomy
06. Million Days
07. Losing Generation
08. You Give Up
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Into The Unknown
Bad Religion
At a time when most L.A. bands were playing extremely fast, stripped-down rock, Bad Religion released this chunk of '70s-styled hard rock that anticipated the '70s revival by about a decade. It's a bit off-putting at first blush, mainly because the tempos are slower and more deliberate, and because of the use of swirling organs and pianos. But it's a terrific record that was perhaps more daring than anyone realized at the time of its release. An extremely influential and interesting record, one that any fan of hard rock should own.
-John Dougan
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CATALOG DATA
No: #epi-brlp2
US Rel. Date: 01/01/1983
Type: Full
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Average Fan Rating: 4.62
Jocke
12/21/2009
GutterPunk123
08/09/2009
NO
Jepa
05/13/2009
Jepa
05/13/2009
Jocke
06/23/2008
moosehead79
03/24/2008
Only heard a couple...
All great artists have periods of experimentation and this one has some great tunes.
It came at a time when Bad Religion was still far from establishing itself as a legend of punk, but I still find it incredibly electric and dynamic - a sign of success to come, even though the genre switched back.
I especially like Billy Gnosis and The Dichotomy.
I, too, would love to see this re-released.