Bad Religion - Into The Unknown

Label:
Catalog#:
EPI-BRLP 02
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album
Country:
US
Released:
1983
Genre:
Rock
Style:
Punk

Tracklist

A1   It's Only Over When 3:33
    Keyboards, Backing Vocals - Greg Graffin
A2   Chasing The Wild Goose 2:48
    Acoustic Guitar, Backing Vocals - Mr. Brett*
  Keyboards - Greg Graffin
  Percussion [Woodblock] - Davy Goldman
A3   Billy Gnosis 3:30
    Piano, Synthesizer, Backing Vocals - Greg Graffin
A4   Time And Disregard 6:50
    Piano, Synthesizer, Acoustic Guitar, Backing Vocals - Greg Graffin
B1   The Dichotomy 4:48
    Synthesizer - Greg Graffin
B2   Million Days 3:48
    Piano, Acoustic Guitar - Greg Graffin
B3   Losing Generation 3:37
    Synthesizer - Greg Graffin
B4   ...You Give Up 3:37
    Piano, Synthesizer - Greg Graffin

Credits

Arranged By - Bad Religion
Bass - Paul Dedona
Drums - Davy Goldman
Engineer - Jim Mankey
Guitar [Electric] - Mr. Brett*
Lead Vocals - Greg Graffin
Producer - Brett Gurewitz , Greg Graffin

Notes

All songs published by Epitaph Music.
Recorded at Perspective Sound, Sun Valley, California.
Mastered at Goldstar Studios, Hollywood.

Dedicated to Kurt Vonnegut and all those who are afraid of kissing nothingness on the lips.

Including lyric sheet & Epitaph flyer.

Runout Groove Etchings:
EPI-BRLP-2A/B-2 (each side respectively)
L-14125 (side a)
L-14125-X (side b)
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Reviews & Discussion

Rated 3/5
Review by barryblunt Nov 02, 2007
Here it is: The forgotten Bad Religion album.
It’s never been released on CD! 10.000 copies have been pressed and just some of them have been sold back in 1983. Rumors say all remaining copies have been destroyed. Truth is that most of them went back to the Epitaph warehouse and have been sold to fans by Mr Brett's girlfriend over the years. She just kept a rest of 300.

If you ask fans from back in the days about the music they will tell you it‘s totally crap. In fact the use of uncommon ínstrumentation like synthesizers & acoustic guitars make this album sounding quite untypical for Bad Religion. The first time I heard this I thought I had purchased a Van Halen album.

The major problem was the first album - a hardcore punk milestone! Most of the fans did expect a second "hell" album. But this was one of the few efforts of Bad Religion to develop their style and not (like nowadays) just play slower from album to album. In a time hardcore was getting harder & faster, it was one of the first bands that was looking out for new influences like Alternative Rock.

If you like to get a copy please be aware of bootlegs! Most of them were poorly made and sounding even worse. Some of them have a bluish color aberration. If you want to be sure your copy is an original pressing compare your copy with images here at discogs and probably check the runout groove etchings. For a nice copy with insert expect to pay around 100$ - 200$.

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