Yesterday is one of the most underrated songs by them. A masterpiece!

@KJESUS

8 жыл бұрын

+Thndrstrike True, always loved that song!

@brianhourigan

6 жыл бұрын

Totally. Often overlooked

@ryknowc7646

5 жыл бұрын

True. First song I heard by br and instantly hooked on them afterwards

@georgemaranville3305

5 жыл бұрын

It’s as if The Guess Who did a punk song...which is a compliment.

@astroboycum3982

3 жыл бұрын

guitar riff and lyrics go so fucking well together i love it

i hav a copy of this, and i played bass on this EP.

@asu5836

6 жыл бұрын

Tim Gallegos wow! so, what band u join after BR man?

@toddnorin3843

6 жыл бұрын

Do you have any more copies. I have this Ep somewhere so good nice job too !

@nelsonbaez4073

5 жыл бұрын

I was the third harmonicist

@nelsonbaez4073

5 жыл бұрын

Serious

@jordibfo

5 жыл бұрын

You have a Wiki page an all man

this EP is so important, because it's the birth of the sound (still not refined) of Suffer, No Control, Against the Grain and Generator, the 4 best BR albums.

@WITHDRAWSTATE

9 жыл бұрын

Check out my music i got a 13 song ep out solo project ,its one for the books spread it and share it in the present,dont look back at it and say its good because its old Withdraw state: kzread.info/head/PL2LOikjQHgaRGTQl0fDS4_R89jEJTArWZ

@CheGumby

9 жыл бұрын

AngrierGorilla it's funny. you like that it set-up a bunch of albums I hate

@justshootemgaming5761

7 жыл бұрын

CheGumby Why? What don't you like about them? Just curious not upset.

@flassk7

7 жыл бұрын

You must be out of your mind.

@AngrierGorilla

7 жыл бұрын

Scintillα, sayin' to me?

Found this album for $1 at a record shop. The sleeve is pretty beat up but the vinyl is in okay shape. Love this EP

@jessecervantes1755

5 жыл бұрын

Analise Martinez this is one of my favorite albums, good find you got there...

@_fabio1978

2 жыл бұрын

Good catch!

@marcomuller9013

2 жыл бұрын

which record shop :-)???

@marcomuller9013

2 жыл бұрын

This record is minimum 400 euro...minimum you must pay!!!

After almost 30 years since this came out, there are a few songs that are as good as "Yesterday" and "Along the Way". Don't get me wrong, they have A LOT of amazing songs but those two are simply incredible. They're in my Top 10 for sure.

@WaitingForTheHook

Ай бұрын

Now almost 40 years old

@HuffyT266

Ай бұрын

@@WaitingForTheHook and still as good as they were on day one 🙌🏻

Frogger is super underrated. Greg's vocals on the chorus is so blissful.

I think Along the Way and Yesterday are my two favorite Bad Religion songs, imo this album should be the first thing you listen to if you have any interest in the band. It's indispensable in that sense.

Greg Graffin said it best " If you only like a band for the label they are on, you might be an idiot" those of you who are so worried about how Bad Religion " sold out" give your head a shake and face the corner. You have no idea what you're talking about. How dare you even think about criticising this band.... There is no other band like Bad Religion.... and don't bother trying to list off the usual suspects and put them in the same category. From Greg s voice and lyrics to Brett s writing to the bands gang vocals.. etc etc.. No other punk band compares in a full spectrum to BR. Many have tried and we all know who they are and as good as those other bands are, there is still only one Bad Religion...

@Soundeagle3456

5 жыл бұрын

true except it sucks to know that as the years go on their message is being delivered to bigger and bigger masses of idiots then before who have a very bland and dull thoughts on be halve of the band

@fuckamericanidiot

4 жыл бұрын

@@Soundeagle3456 Melvins made fuck all money on indie labels (going bankrupt, corruption etc) so they signed to Atlantic in the 90s, actually made some money (their own words) then in the late 90s signed to Mike Patton's label Ipecac and have been on them ever since.

this is bad religion,the original!!!Perfect,own sounds ,I love it..... it begins with this and ends with stranger than fiction.

One of my all-time favorites.

Along the Way was the first song that got me into Bad Religion. Life in one and a half minute.

Just amazing....till this day....grey hair...bold....belly....maybe a few missing teeth......but they still sound amazing.....every time they come to cleveland(cause they love it here)....I do not miss the shows.....thank you teacher Griffin for all this tears of teaching how is done

This is the best album they've ever released in my opinion! Every song is one my favorite songs by them!

@powertothepeople3820

3 жыл бұрын

Yes definitely and it's their first EP. Bad Religion on this ep is better than the album version.

@KyleBenzien

2 жыл бұрын

I would not say best. I think Suffer is an amazing album, but this is definitely up there.

This whole album Is killer Diller 🔥

Dude, my youth was surrounded by this , brings back the very best days. Thanks !!

Speed: 1.25 You're welcome. :]

@KyleBenzien

2 жыл бұрын

I need to try this :D

@_fabio1978

2 ай бұрын

Perfect in its original speed haha

I Love the Chorus effect that Gregg has in his voice. We have to appreciate Into the Unknown because greg found his awesome voice there (And also because is a great album if you separate the idea of Bad religion = punk) This album is great. I can only imagine the reaction of the fans when this came out, or even better, when Suffer came out.

@WocklessGamingforAnimeMoms

2 жыл бұрын

Bad Religion sound like bands other Punk bands avoided mostly 70s Prog and of the time New Wave,which is probably an artistic choice to an extent. Made them distinct in contrast to all the bands trying actively trying to "destroy the 70s" to just intentionally try and have that sort of sound to a degree.

New Leaf sounds like a few later Bad Religion songs.. It's a great song

@ideobyte

6 жыл бұрын

I love the way Along The Way transitions into it, New Leaf is definitely underrated.

Bad religion rule, from their first recording to their latest. This one is a true highlight of their prolific career!

A very great document of early BR. Got this and damn well glad I do. That last song absolutely kills it

3:58 🥰😍🤩👏😘 Love the song. I had to use emojis to express how much this song is great 👍

Awesomeness 😎 One of my favorite Hits of theirs. This EP 12 inch got me way into them! They were my favorite band in my teens!

The very best of Bad Religion? here is it, this EP!

and this is my favorite bad religion album

so happy they came back

I still got this on 12"vinyl....and all b r albums.....amazing how so simple riffs are so catchy.....same with ramones....misfits and exploited

@kookadams85

10 ай бұрын

Exploited ha yeah right

Pretty good album, it's short, but every song is pretty beast. Thanks for the upload bro!

Along the Way owns.

@GaryG00ch

6 жыл бұрын

One my favs

I care about my viewers.

@fastmike9065

6 жыл бұрын

Who cares ?

god, I've sunk to posting my opinion on a youtube comments section. first off, finally tracked down a copy of this album after looking for years. second, people like morpheus is either old enough to be around for the evolution into "post punk." and never "sold out" so he is jobless living in his mother's basement. or he's too young to be around and takes his opinion from others. we all "sell out", it's called growing up. great music by one of the best bands ever

@unfortunatebeam

7 жыл бұрын

Well what better place would there be to post an opinion? Where did you post your opinions before which was somehow not as sunken as posting on youtube?

These songs are awesome man

This EP totally makes up for the whole "into the Unknown" thing we don't talk about.. BR is one of my favorite bands of all time. We got to see them play a lot back int he day.

@ChrisBarnette-zk8iy

11 ай бұрын

Into The Unknown may not be typical punk in sound but it's a huge middle finger to those who think the band are just a one note wonder I dig it.. if another band would have released it, it would be a masterpiece.

Great!!!!! Love it!

I remember seeing this record for sale in Cerritos growing up.

This ep. brilliant.

Amongst my fav eps

Há tempos que eu não ouvia essas músicas. Esse EP é muito bom!

Proud to own a copy. I was so pissed they excluded this from the re-issue box set. It's a missing piece of the musical journey. The one piece you can't get anywhere but KZread or eBay.

" I need more Cowbell "

@ryknowc7646

5 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

I would say this is best BR album EVER

New Leaf!

Geweldig album blijft dit ook! Je geuploade albums staan hier non-stop aan op mn werk :)

I can’t believe I didn’t like these guys before, luckily I’m only 16

Killer ep

What if "Into The Unknown" was really the direction they wanted to go as artists and musicians but they were pressured by fans and coerced by labels not to follow their personal tastes and stick to a more recognizeable punk sound?

yesterday is their best song.

Great EP!

Thank you. This was fast! :D

Along the way is great and relatively unknown.i think it's a on a later comp but, yes. Great record.

Yeah!

I think by “Back to The Known”, Bad Religion went back to their original punk rock sound. Yeh, from “Into the Unknown” they were all prog rock. With “Back to the Known”, they somewhat returned to Punk Rock, but a mellower version of it. Other than that, it’s still kool:).

@shonstoehr6875

Жыл бұрын

You realize this is their first album?

Wow, this version of the song "Bad Religion" is fucking awesome! Apparently Greg doesn't like how those harmonies were executed but i think they're perfect.

@CheGumby

9 жыл бұрын

Guybrush Threepwood I prefer the raw energy of the original over this rehashed attempt to recapture their punkity punk "punk".

@WickedJ133

8 жыл бұрын

+CheGumby I get that but i just think Bad Religion works much better when they sound "clean"

@zargmatt

8 жыл бұрын

+CheGumby Nope. This is superior to the shittier so-called "punk" music they haphazardly played before. Dumb ass punker thinks musicians improving means they're getting worse. Punk is not just shallow music with shallow people, it is shallow and shitty music listened to by primarily ignorant non-musicians. Who shits on Bad Religion? The entightled "fans" of their primitive sound.

@CheGumby

8 жыл бұрын

+zargmatt I can appreciate people like Gutbrush above, preferring the "cleaner" sound Brett Religion had most of their commercial success with (even though I dislike it immensely). Your point of view though makes no sense at all. This is the bridge album that sorta combines the raw intensity of their 1st two records & the cleanliness of their future acclaimed albums. It's the tweener record signalling a return to the safe codifying confines of punk rock as repentant saviors of the sound. They were trying to return to the "punk" sound YOU readily bash above, yet you hail this record as some form of great musicianship. You assume I only listen to "shitty" "shallow" music, does that make me smarter when I listen to Rahsaan Roland Kirk, King Crimson, Frank Zappa, Nina Hagen, The Residents, Ben Harper, Pete Seeger, or Sebastian Bach? Musicianship is overrated if you actually prefer Ingvar Malmsteen's scales over Keith Morris' anything. (And yes, Greg Hetson was more interesting in both the Circle Jerks & Redd Kross)

@zargmatt

8 жыл бұрын

+CheGumby They should have become a prog rock punk cross over band. The Damned crossed over to what they wanted to play and MacKaye said fuck this shit and moved on. I can appreciate that they have grown as artists on this ep and later in Suffer, but its not the sound that they should have gone forward with. They could have changed the face of rock music itself, and not just by softening the sound for mainstream audiences down the line. They should have said fuck em if they can't take the synth. We will never know their true vision. I grew up on Suffer and Against the Grain but it is sad to me as an artist that they could never create the beautiful sounds they imagined before the negativity of this ignorant wave of punk/hardcore made it impossible to do so. The decline of western civilization took no prisoners during this dark age of music.

Back to youth n 3...2....1....

Uuaaaauuuuuuu!!!!!!

Epic

Along the way ... my all time BR favorite. Slow but catchy as f*

I was never big on being a poser or hanging out at Hot Topic, but I think that they sold out when they left Epitaph records, which I believe was before their Stranger Than Fiction album. I apparently being into poser punk really thought the the compilation album 80-85 (which features Public Service, Back to the Known, and Into the Unknown) was all pretty good. I also happen to enjoy Suffer, Against The Grain, and No Control. After that it goes a bit downhill, but 30 years is pretty impressive

yesterday =)

Man I was hoping this would be more like into the unknown

the word "sell out" is thrown around that much that its just lost all meaning now, I've even read comments saying RKL sold out when they signed to epitaph! even though they probably made fuck all compared to other bands who apparently haven't sold out.

It's no into the unknown

New Leaf should always be played after Along the Way.

FROGGER

strong backing vocals, make this album. the vocals sound bitchen. must have a dense isolated vocal room maybe in a garage, its sounds like the were recorded vocals are in a garage.

lml

No doubt they sort of sold themselves out. But they have always been a band that are all about the music. Not only that they were pioneers. To me they are 100 percent punk rock.

"Like Tommy you are free, and you will not follow me"........who the fuck is Tommy?....I love this song, but don't know who Tommy is.

@michaelpawlowicz9377

Жыл бұрын

I always thought it was a Who reference to the "Tommy" rock opera. I could be wrong though.

35 views? Why don't listen anyone other than me to this album?

This album is pure sex. So are 99% of their stuff though.

All you wanna mall poser hot topic punks didn't truly get it but 'Into The Unknown' was a harbinger for the blasphemy that this band would turn into on 'suffer' and everything afterwards, That record is basically 'suffer' with a younger sounding greg and a little less commercial 'weird' sound. But they sold themselves and their fans out on 'Unknown' and never recovered.'Back To The Known' was a cheap attempt to recapture what they once were & recruit some older fans. But the sound didn't stick.

When I first heard this landmark release I felt like the lead singer had changed. I thought maybe they replaced greg temporarily. His voice changed from 'How Could Hell Be...' It is the transition musically and voice-wise to what they would forever become on 'suffer'. I love everything they did up to this record. This was the last relevant unique abrasive punk they made. From 'suffer' on they sound like processed, kissass, suckup, homogenized, boring, repetitive major label sellout piss!

@superxgordoproductions6640

6 жыл бұрын

How many 1000 page long books about punk rock did you write exactly? Since you are such deeply ingrained on the subject.

@NicoJParco

5 жыл бұрын

The lead singer had changed? you mean from a 16 year old to a 18 year old? What a surprise.

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