Bad Religion - Against The Grain (Full Album)

Bad Religion - Against The Grain (Full Album)
01 Modern Man 0:00
02 Turn On The Light 1:58
03 Get Off 3:22
04 Blenderhead 5:06
05 The Positive Aspect Of Negative Thinking 6:19
06 Anesthesia 7:17
07 Flat Earth Society 10:21
08 Faith Alone 12:45
09 Entropy 16:25
10 Against The Grain 18:49
11 Operation Rescue 20:59
12 God Song 23:07
13 21st Century (Digital Boy) 24:45
14 Misery And Famine 27:36
15 Unacceptable 30:12
16 Quality Or Quantity 31:55
17 Walk Away 33:30
Lyrics: www.plyrics.com/b/badreligion....
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[@coreykishman8833]

For me personally (I'm 50) this is one of the best albums of all time. Saw these guys many times at the Commodore Ballroom ( Vancouver, BC) throughout the 90's. Don't wanna argue, just saying. One of the best of all time.

[@ReggiePostlethwaite]

My sadness is I cannot shake your hand bro

[@ReggiePostlethwaite]

you're from Vancouver, it's enough to esteem ya

[@casanovasteinfrankly7566]

Definitely b.r. best album by my meter..

[@lbh6167]

It is💯

[@surefiremushroomsmicrogreens]

I’m with Reggie ❤️✊🤘😎

[@MrPeterbotcher]

Still blown away after 30 years of this album. It's aged incredibly well.

[@asmrbynature3057]

Bad Religion is there own category..Im 43 and I come back to Bad Religion and they always blow me away on every level :)

[@danthumpy3131]

I can remember being a young teenager in the mid 90's and buying this cassette tape from a flea market. It went in my walkman and that's where it stayed for months. To this day I can still recite 99% of this album from memory. May Bad Religion live forever, ya ya ya ya

[@leslie_rogers]

Bad Religion's music brings back such meaningful moments in my life. I'm going on 60 and it still resonates today. Thanks for sharing the music.

[@blancobull]

in 2021 this still rings true.

[@CAyellowtail]

Best years in my 48 years

[@raggersragnarsson6255]

I'm 51 next week and grew up with this music. It rings true for all ages. My kids are now into the same, which is great. It's good to enjoy the music and rock out, but I always reflect on the lryics as well. Great intelligent words to consider in life wherever you live at any time. Great for inspiration, change and never to accept any spoon fed indocrination, politics, religion, education of any other information you may receive without question. Make you own mind up and go for it. But also to enjoy the music and live life!

[@czarnypiotrus6975]

To moje dzieciństwo po dziś.

[@thescamrocks]

What a record...still stands up against ANYTHING in punk rock today. This band blazed so many trails and evolved what punk was and could be...without Bad Religion, there would be no Rise Against, no NOFX...and not just because the record company that spawned them was a part of Bad Religion. Anesthesia is one of the greatest songs ever written, and still gets me all riled up.

[@thescamrocks]

@@knockitoff Fat Mike has said countless times that Bad Religion were a major influence on the band, musically. Mr. Brett signed them to Epitaph and produced their records, helping to further refine their sound. Mike has gone on to say he copied the business model and practices of Epitaph while building Fat Wreck.

[@Dr.Gillingstein]

Anesthesia is indeed one of the greatest songs ever written. ♥

[@molokoplus3]

This ain't exactly Iggy and The Stooges. But I'll call it Punk.

[@nemanjajovanov]

@@molokoplus3 I would consider it better in several ways.

[@jlpowe]

This is the most genuine youtube comment thread I've ever seen. I love this band and its fans. First time listener here.

[@michellenorman7798]

James it's your lucky day .I first heard them over 30 years ago.instantly fell in love with their talent , lyrics, intelligence and fury.they are still my favorite band ever and I'm almost 50.wow time flies James go see them live I urge you.they are one of the best bands of all time in my book.and they will make you think .I love it when the younger people get to hear em and feel that rush that only br gives.no other music makes me feel like br does..they've got a huge collection bbn of albums so James sit down and begin to listen .you really got lucky today they went disappoint I promise

[@ScarsUnseen24]

5 years later.. hope you're a big fan now! i've been a fan since around 2000 or so :) it's never too late to find good music.

[@patrickgideon8584]

The content of these Bad Religion songs are more relevant now than they were in their day.

[@DPoner]

+Patrick Gideon Especially in todays political climate.

[@KurtKurdtNirvana]

+Dan Primo Yeah, because its Atheist, Agnostic, Anarchist, and not really pro lifer. Theyre sarcastic for the most part. Hardline.

[@rolandkristo141]

+Kurt Kurdt You got the sarcastic part right. They are sarcastic . They are mocking everyone , including anarchists. Bad religion tells you that you should think for yourself , don't do something just because you are told you, even if you have to go against the grain. I am an agnostic and i feel a better person then when i was a christian , i do good things for the love of good and compassion not because god told me so. Have a nice day and use your blenderhead !

[@headlightguy]

yep

[@katjathesaurus3800]

hear ignored n defeated by the government... head true north. to lablef as aloonatic

[@pmg9953]

Estare en el hospital con 87 años a punto de morir y seguiré escuchando bad religion

[@ddurb8656]

This band's albums have been all that maintained my sanity far too many times in my life and especially this year.

[@TheSoonToBePurgedJackMeHoff55]

If I hear one more person cry about "especially this year"....

[@keystep8669]

@@TheSoonToBePurgedJackMeHoff55 I love people like you who make it obvious they are tools. Easier to avoid that way.

[@buttsniffa7469]

​@@TheSoonToBePurgedJackMeHoff55its been so hard. There was a new cold virus from china so we shut everything down. And some of us got the cold and coughed a little bit 😢. Life is so hard 🥴

[@nevis6896]

I'm 33 years old and I've been listening Bad Religion over 20 years. Whenever I hear this album I got goose bumps!!! Fucking awsome!!!!!

[@psychotogen1]

The words in the songs hold especially true in the last couple of years.

[@craigmitchell5501]

I'm 39 and first got into them when I was 14 in 1990, they really do hold up, brilliant stuff, no control is my other favorite

[@RussianPrince]

Nevis that is rad! I'm 40 and my dad took me to my first punk show in like 83...I know how you feel. They get to be more like old friends than songs.

[@nicknack3648]

I'm 47 and first seen bad religion in London in 1993, fuckin awesome band

[@rentonkei272]

saw them in london 1994, stranger the fiction tour :)

[@markgrant3014]

Picked up "How Can Hell Be Any Worse" on vinyl in 1983 at a record store on Sunset Blvd, my friends wanted to party the night away on the Blvd, I just wanted to go home and spin this record. Next day I got my wish was hooked immediately. Some thin years before "Suffer" but worth the wait I guess. For me Against the Grain was the peak of creativity, still love them and catch 'em live at Ventura Theatre. 56 and still in the pit!

[@dont.ripfuller6587]

haha I used to be that way, so hyped when I got ahold of a new album, kids now, it's weird cuz they can get almost anything instantly, all this rare stuff , overseas underground all thsi stuff , but I wonder , I seldom see them really attach to a full album ( or even listen straight through) and fucking with the development of identity I think. someone with more wrinkles might clarify this better, it's like a big homogenized wad of banality or putting every color together idk I'm done

[@holydiver1376]

This is probably my favorite album of all time.

[@martinverderosasanz3261]

me too

[@MelIssa-pu6cn]

Mine too

[@mmoodd77]

Me too buddy 👌

[@Ronny-we1dw]

Ich liebe den Sound dieser Band. Hat mir den Alltag damals sehr erleichtert....

[@yefartz108]

Greg Graffin's voice is one of my favorites it's hard to describe. I consider it transcendental because it's all of the above: sagacious, jovial, questioning, sometimes aggressive, sorrowful etc so many emotions just beautiful overall yes highly intelligent, with rapid fire thesauric syllables and still relevant today more than ever!

[@alapahi]

100%. Recall as a 14yr old putting together a B.R. thesaurus print to hand out at an all ages show in Melbourne, Australia. Heh. People appreciated...

[@twomindz79]

@@alapahi So true . The dictionary got a work out . Was that the gray race tour in 1997 ? Played at the palais.

[@alapahi]

@@twomindz79 and at EVs in Croydon! Spot on. Heh. That Palais show was awesome.

[@twomindz79]

@@alapahi Thats great! I saw Nofx at EV's in 1995 . My first ever gig. I was at the Bad Religion show too! Great daze.

[@alapahi]

@@twomindz79 EVs was my first as well, although it was called something else, can'trecall what. Tumbleweed, Rootbeer, Aquanuggets, Salamander (pre-Helium which was pre-Bodyjar). About '91. Wild.

[@ericshestalo7907]

I was 20 at Lollapalooza. I'll never forget seeing Greg Gefren singing and point his finger at me. Id never seen a guy like him before

[@DPoner]

This Suffer and No Control. THE HOLY TRINITY

[@kincadestevenson6553]

+Dan Primo Don't forget Process of Belief

[@flassk7]

+Dan Primo I'd say NC, ATG and Generator

[@420MusicFiend]

+Dan Primo Unholy Trinity lol

[@robotxjones]

+伉友藩 you do realize Bobby wasn't the drummer on Suffer right?

[@arturmirreyes2751]

Yeah!

[@thorboysen3318]

Best Bad Religion Album ever in my opinion...!!! My fav. song: Walk Away...!!!

[@gustavoelgueta1916]

In this record they perfectioned the sound of Suffer and No Control. The quality here is amazing. Their best record in my opinion

[@leonardocosta6375]

Também é meu preferido, o som tá redondo. O Suffer é um clássico que marcou época, mas eles estavam refinando o som até chegar ao Against the Grain. Auge da banda.

[@generalpolaris1778]

That atmosphere of this album is just fucking heavy, the sound, everything. Perfect

[@zaxapitsa]

first punk rock album I ever listened, about 20 years ago. I get older but this doesn't.

[@kareemradaideh7616]

Just found this, I'm stunned and will keep this album in a tab until I die.

[@MikeP2055]

WELCOME!

[@max646_]

What a Masterpiece of punk

[@jdwalker9718]

How is a song like 21st Century Digital Boy, written in 1990, still so relevant and telling 30 years later? It's a testament to the music Graffin et al has created.

[@FliegenderFluegel]

True. Dunno when you born. BR members were student at universities, some reached PhD. No great effort to vision 1990 mood into 2021 reality. I am online since 1994. Collegues and me discussed the impact of mass internet and social media in 1998 even though no one knows social media. Most of the meta results came true.

[@donnydidit8450]

Fast, good and unpopular in a time when I needed it. So good it hurts

[@disdainpunk]

I still listen to this amazing album TWENTY FOUR punk rock years later!

[@zapatarmando]

28 now =D

[@xMETALxTILLxDEATHx]

There isn't a single song on this record that I skip. The whole thing is fucking awesome

[@ReggiePostlethwaite]

Fucking exactly.

[@zapatarmando]

Or any other BR record (except Into the Unknown).

[@Chromodar]

If I listen to everything Bad Religion released between '88 and '98, which I consider to be their best years, I will probably still skip several songs.. All Good Soldiers and Stealth off Recipe for Hate Television (and probably also 21st Cen Digital Boy since I will have already heard it on AtG) off Stranger than Fiction Ten in 2010 off Grey Race Biggest Killer and Hippy Killers off No Substance Skip 5-7 songs (not sure Stealth really counts, and I could probably survive a second run of 21st Cen) on 8 albums. None on the first 4. Still a pretty damn good track record I'd say.

[@holydiver1376]

I always skip track 5, it doesn't belong on the album. The rest is basically perfect.

[@lookitsapanther]

You skip "television"??? WHAT???

[@sevenmtns1]

I skated to this hard core back in the day!!

[@palmtreep5567]

. going on 40 and this record still speaks to me more strongly than any other. So profound and poetic. Paints such a stunning picture of the mess we humans got ourselves in. Just beautiful!

[@MortifiedPenguin275]

Easily BR's most lyrically strong album. Fucking brilliant piece of art.

[@mattiapramotton7486]

My favourite Bad Religion album, that's a gem.

[@denislachat6653]

THE BEST ALBUM !!!

[@zapatarmando]

Back in 1990, I was 13 and after hear this I went completely against the grain.

[@Bond007420]

My favorite band. Will be 40 this month. Every word I didn't know I looked up in the dictionary like Mr. Brett. Got an expedient vocabulary now. :)

[@snicklefritz777]

Bad Religion's second best album under no control IMO : ) I am happy to know I grew up with them.

[@drumkid330]

Generator and suffer got me into this band

[@sandygovic1585]

This was (when I was teenager ) and (now at 40) still is my favorite band ever !!!!

[@alekbogdanovski426]

TRUE

[@manuelbucciriedel7363]

so am i

[@manuelbucciriedel7363]

i remember being the coolest punk at school ,cause of owning this album right after it came out

[@allmanbrother9877]

@@manuelbucciriedel7363 I draw the corn symbol on my school bag.

[@allmanbrother9877]

I am 42 and this is my bible!

[@johnnythreefour2902]

One of the only albums I've heard where every song is as good as the last. It's like 'The Wall' of punk.

[@TheCrazyInsomniac14]

Modern Man: "Pathetic example of Earth's organic heritage." never heard words that ring so truthfully.

[@brianmumper4398]

'It's convenience we all cherish/It's pollution we disdain

[@JD-oe5uc]

@@brianmumper4398 I even used that sentence on the first page of my PhD thesis (environmental microbiology). Both the music and lyrics have always been a great inspiration.

[@kingleper]

By far the greatest BR album of all time. Suffer was heading in this direction, but this was a perfect melding of their melodic hardcore mixed with their ingenious lyrics. Other albums that followed had great moments too, but this album hit perfection on all tracks. That topped with Keith Morris making a guest appearance on Operation Rescue was great. I have listened to this album since release and have never grown tired of it. It is in constant rotation through the years. That speaks volumes.

[@oscaryeager5030]

I love this one but the next one was perfection, GENERATOR!

[@zackwright165]

First time listening to Bad Religion, they're awesome.

[@iraplikeyoubreathe]

Welcome to the truth in the form of punk rock.

[@hans-petergumbel1549]

my first time was so awsome i hope you find the same inspiration in the band like i am did.

[@Raitorison]

Good album to start on!

[@MrMadmestre]

good for you. Got addicted to BR with this album in 1992... big big fan ever since!

[@AshFawkes]

iraplikeyoubreathe Best comment I've ever read about this band.

[@robertcallow680]

from skinhead to longhair, these guys have always been the thinking mans punk

[@crazy.horse.]

I love this band for a long long time!

[@leonardocosta6375]

Melhor álbum e melhor fase da banda. Greg e Brett estavam no auge da parceria. O Suffer e o No Control são 2 álbuns ótimos (o Suffer marcou uma geração dos anos 80), mas aqui o som tá mais redondo. Melhor formação da banda.

[@thomasquill3922]

My Favorite Album Of All Time... Poetic as hell.

[@nevis6896]

I think all Bad Religion fans who have children should play this album for them!! This is probably the best album Religion album ever!!!

[@snottydoesntknow]

Bad Religion has been one of the very few bands who I still bump to this very day. First heard them in middle school in 2000. One task I must complete on my "Head First Into Hell" List or "Bucket List", is to travel to UCLA and sit in on one of Greg Graffin's classes. I would be absolutely awestruck to have the privilege to sit in on his classes just to hear his philosophical views on life, the world, evolution. Basically anything and everything lol

[@svarogbg]

i see my ancestors spent with careless abandon...this music makes you THINK! Apart from other benefits to our soul it also gives :D

[@monos33]

Masterpiece.

[@ReggiePostlethwaite]

It is.

[@Note5setzen]

driving with my 1200 VW (old Beetle) serpentines in swiss unterengadin with this sound, blue sky and mountains around. I never forget this.

[@RCGamingProducts]

Started listening to Bad Religion when i was 7, 13 years later i still love them :D First album i've ever heard was No Control, and i fell in love with it!! Thank god for my parents and their great taste of music!

[@arvinbrinas8732]

Really,

[@tabathairvingboyle6878]

CANT STOP LOVIN THIS!

[@andreasheyer6891]

Love all of the members of this band . This is from Andreas Hamburg Germany big heart

[@WEAREALLJUSTMEAT]

This album symbolizes what it is to be punk rock. Against the grain, thats where I'll stay

[@ArborDaze]

So when everyone is punk rock are you gonna go against the grain and go corporate? You have a very narrow minded view of what it means to be punk rock.

[@felipehamati2739]

when you think about punk rock in a historical point of view, punk will always be in opposition to the common sense. there is no reason to you reform the history of punk rock to criticize the realistic point of view from the guy above. punk, by the history of the world and music, will always be against the status quo. when you say "IF" something happen, you are not talking 'bout reality, and you are not talking about punk rock. there is no definition for punk rock, i'm not trying to put it into a box. just giving a materialistic point of view, punk is consequence of what happened, and not of what could. english is not my native language, sorry for possible mistakes, but i think i put my point here. peace

[@blackholedays]

Yes. Arbor Day is utterly retarded.

[@bradstull9654]

The point arbor was trying to make was that going against the grain is not alway the virtuious and noble thing to do. In western culture people used to just throw their shit out their windows now we know that's a health risk so people went againt the grain and stopped. That being said would you stop someone from using indoor plumbing by trying to start a new trend?

[@blackholedays]

I get that and I agree with you. Now look at Keegan Lee's commentary. He's just citing the song lyrics and Arbor took the chance to lecture him/her in a very disgusting way.

[@filo5930]

So much good memories with bad religion, im 32 in couple weeks, i remember 20s skating with my friends, good laughs, in the street all day having fun

[@tommym7626]

One of the best albums ever

[@TheSleepingonit]

45 and still hear the pit calling me in my mind. Fucking awesome album

[@denislachat6653]

THE BEST ALBUM !!!

[@corrupted6683]

My favorite Bad Religion album,and my Bad Religion's favorite song, Anestesia

[@Dr.Gillingstein]

Completely agree. ♥Anesthesia ♥

[@leroyherpin2718]

Solid gold. If you were 15 in 92’ and lived in the South Bay (LA) this was a staple cassette tape. Special time special place

[@AtheistBelgium]

Anesthesia. Something about this song is so unique amongst everything else i ever heard ...

[@Dr.Gillingstein]

For me, it's the speed change that puts the magic into Anesthesia and makes it my favorite song from BR and one of the best over all. ♥

[@rustyknees]

Haven't listened to this for many years. Such a pleasure to my ears after all this time! Awesome album!!

[@gregorylicurse9776]

Awesome frigen band. Watched them since 1983 at Riverside Cali. Olympic Auditorium, L.A. Hung Jury Pub, Washington D.C. 1986, 1987. Paladium in Hollywood 1990 Against the Grain. Stuck on Nerve. Thank Doc for the tunes from Epitaph. Still kicking backside. You guys jam.

[@adriang5256]

"Against the Grain" (song) has become my theme song, as I travel for no other reason other than to answer questions. I love this whole album, yet certain lyrics have always driven me. "3000 miles of wilderness, surrounded by the flow, I seek a thousand answers, I find but one or two - I'm making no discoveries (yet) rejuvenated & renewed - Against the Grain - that's where I'll stay . . . "

[@ryanbryden3598]

I so regret not listening to these guys growing up..

[@kyleworsham9993]

i miss the 90s more every day. music is so used up now. as soon as it comes out, it's thrown out. there will be now classic rock for this generation.for those of us who grew up in that radical decade, stay true, pay it forward, pass it down, keep hope alive.

[@inksomniac6139]

Love all the comments for this album. Definitely relevant to these new dark ages we live in!

[@martinverderosasanz3261]

best bad religion album ever

[@ark1a5000]

Thanks Greg!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@nickjett108]

I fell out of this band for a while, but I heard this album playing and I felt a profound sadness that I haven't listened to BR in over a decade. They're so good and they didn't need constant radio play or media prominence to be one of if not my favorite band of all time. Yah hey.

[@mrdlore1]

This album is THE classic Bad Religion album. It blew me away when I was 15. And it still blows me away at 32. I just listened to it speeding down the highway. It's fucking relentless.

[@crimplemania]

..... haven't heard this in 10 years but i know every word...

[@manuelbucciriedel7363]

I saw em 1990, no control-tour, .....holy shit, I´m time lapsin once again, and again,....this was new punk revolution, and I´m still revolting! Thanx california acid punx & to epitaph, makin it happen

[@DanielGomes-vh5jb]

The best album of Bad Religion!!!

[@chrisbrown387]

Much needed music right now. Bad religion has pulled me through some bad moments.

[@ReggiePostlethwaite]

this is their best record, HOLY FUCKING SHIT

[@Nostrum84]

Some of these songs I have known forever, but I'll admit I've heard the album in its entirety only yesterday (it's Nov 2020). I'll be coming back here for a long while.

[@silversurfer028]

I am 33 listening this guys since my 12! An inspiration for life! Greets from Portugal

[@gerkogerkogerko]

Thanks for uploading these! I feel like I am 17 again when I listen to these!

[@tuskinwolf5308]

I am 43 years old now, and still remember every lyric to every song bad religion has ever made. Crazy 😎🤙👊 Can you guys Elect Greg as your next President please🙏🙏🙏

[@mattiasolofsson4486]

In my opinion the absolute best album by bad religion

[@Jeff929305]

Sensacional!!!!! Hugs from São Paulo-Brasil.

[@renemartinschneider361]

yeah Dude !

[@mbuckhannon]

Beautiful!

[@screenfixer1936]

One of their Best albums

[@evenberg8499]

Bad Religion pretty much formed my way of thinking. I am not pessimistic, rather a sceptic. Thank you for this treat for all of us BR fans. Kudos and thumbs up!

[@dooksucks4ever]

I don't think Bad Religion would be particularly fond of that quite honestly. Based on their songs, it seems they want people to use logic to form their own method of thinking about things rather than relying on the thought processing models of others.

[@evenberg8499]

Remember: "I remain against the grain."

[@Ropocop47]

This is just a great punk music album

[@bezginn83]

Hey Tom, since days now I am listening to the Bad Religion albums. Some very good memories, some good new discoverings. Thank you very much for uploading it all. Greetings from Köln / Keulen / Cologne.

[@michaelwalker5102]

GREATEST FUCKING BAND OF ALL FUCKING TIME AND SPACE!

[@QuakeMcGoon]

Takes me back to being 15. Brilliant stuff! Thanks.

[@jwhiteout]

The night BR played in Chicago on this tour, Screeching Weasel was playing their first show back after re-forming. This was just before they took off on their way to California to record "My Brain Hurts." The scene really was small enough at the time that a competing show ensured that the Weasel show was sparsely attended. Me, I went and saw Screeching Weasel. It was about the best time I ever saw them, they were fantastic that night. I never heard how BR were that night at Medusa's, but I've always liked this record.

[@anthonyjoseph330]

one of the many reasons i love this band, one day this record can feel like my fave just to change to no control or generator , then all of a sudden the first half of dissent of man is right there..man i wish the new album would come sooner than later...

[@Cerotone]

By far their best album. By this

[@vicorgomez1590]

Freshman in high school skating and punk shows daam good old days

[@akarudie]

This album rocks so hard!

[@kylehegedus5498]

So does this band!!!! 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁

[@Pocc1122]

so fun to go back and listen to these albums

[@MrRaggamuffin77]

Yeyyyyyyy...one of the best Albums!! Love it!!

[@justthatmichael2176]

By the time Anesthesia starts playing, I'm already hooked.

[@Krapvag]

man I forgot about this album must be close to 10 years since I listened to it. It's like listening to it for the first time again

[@ark1a5000]

Entropy, yea that pretty much sums it up. Your lyrics and tone/passion have touched on something that is seemingly missing in todays music, pop-culture and supposed news reports. Apropos to all the bands work, you have changed the world guys!!! Thank-you

[@codylasley175]

Loved them since i was a kid. Nofx got me into them. I am 32 now.

[@ftwandyall]

great upload dude!! been listening to BR for more than 15 years, saw them in Chile back in 2000, one of the best gigs I've ever been to. Greg's lyrics still kick ass!!

[@DanielGomes-vh5jb]

O melhor álbum do Bad Religion.

[@mariuszkrawczyk1905]

Ja nie jestem punkiem, tylko słucham punk rocka i nigdy nie szedłem z kimś, bo szedłem zawsze sam jak wąż ssssssssss...the outsider style uf FATAL punk!

[@burrellhill]

Thanks for uploading! Old now (40) but a great reminder of earlier times,lol.