Bad Religion - The Gray Race (Full Album)

Bad Religion - The Gray Race (Full Album)
01 The Gray Race 0:00
02 Them and Us 2:06
03 A Walk 4:57
04 Parallel 7:05
05 Punk Rock Song 10:30
06 Empty Causes 12:57
07 Nobody Listens 15:49
08 Pity the Dead 17:46
09 Spirit Shine 20:42
10 The Streets of America 22:52
11 Ten in 2010 26:42
12 Victory 29:05
13 Drunk Sincerity 31:41
14 Come Join Us 33:54
15 Cease 35:58
Lyrics: www.plyrics.com/b/badreligion....
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[@JazzKazoo0930]

I don't see enough people talking about this album, it's the perfect blend of their older and newer styles. I'd even argue it's a top 5 bad religion album

[@leonardoneryleo3485]

The Gray Race The Empire Strikes Strange Than Fiction No Control Against The Grain

[@jameslowry3208]

@@leonardoneryleo3485 80-85!!!!

[@metal2219]

I don't have words to describe how much I love this album. I've listened to it so many times and I know every song by heart. Thank you bad religion!

[@mattborgeson1360]

This is one of the most underrated bad religion albums. The whole ride from start to finish is great

[@lronrhubarb801]

Good comment

[@leonardoneryleo3485]

masterpiece

[@screenfixer1936]

Sicuro 💪🏼 Definitely 💪🏼 ❤ Uno dei miei preferiti...

[@rafaelbraga958]

I was addicted to this album ... I remember buying it without knowing the sound of the guys, just because of the cover .... 1995 ... something like that ... and in 1996 see them in the living Rio de Janeiro, my hometown, it was INSANE!

[@sds4623]

It’s a great album hey 👍🏻 definitely one that spoke to me a lot

[@daveoo67evans98]

Makes me think I'm a surfer. :)

[@mczensun8610]

Rad🌈

[@rayvankrevel5481]

Same

[@Brytons_Thoughts]

I remember being 15-16 playing this on repeat. After Stranger Than Fiction and knowing Brett wouldn't be on this album, holy shit they still put out one hell of an album. I'm almost 21, this record still holds up man. Especially my personal views and such have changed over time. That's how you can tell when an artist has made great music.

[@holydiver1376]

Empty Causes is simply wonderful, they should have played it live. This is undoubtedly their most underrated album.

[@wesmoler2452]

I agree lotta people dis their newer albums.. The new America is very underrated as well in my opinion ..

[@gabovski]

I've started digging the album after reading an interview with Dr. Graffin (years after the release), and all of sudden it all made sense. One of my favorite now.

[@atticskateshop]

Happy 25th Birthday "The Gray Race" like Brian bakers writing contribution's on this album. Greg's is always good. Jay's bass is really good here as well.

[@straighteight9154]

Brian Baker made this album amazing, such a distinctive guitar style...

[@mczensun8610]

🌈

[@jasonhumphreys8355]

I can definitely hear some Dag Nasty in his work on this album.

[@markyaus2011]

01 The Gray Race 0:00 02 Them and Us 2:06 03 A Walk 4:57 04 Parallel 7:05 05 Punk Rock Song 10:30 06 Empty Causes 12:57 07 Nobody Listens 15:49 08 Pity the Dead 17:46 09 Spirit Shine 20:42 10 The Streets of America 22:52 11 Ten in 2010 26:42 12 Victory 29:05 13 Drunk Sincerity 31:41 14 Come Join Us 33:54 15 Cease 35:58

[@larslovelot1784]

One of the best BR albums in my opinion.

[@brunoleonardo3315]

lars lovelot This, "Stranger than Fiction" and "Against the Grain" are their shining jewels. Too bad they changed their style a lot on newer albums - True North tries to regain some of it, but most songs aren't par with the old ones.

[@caldodecaninha]

mine too

[@kth5077]

Bruno Leonardo ... I love this album, and I love Stranger than fiction, which was my first encounter with BR. They remind me of my teens along with Recipe for Hate. But their shining jewels.? If so, you may wanna include Suffer, No control and Against the grain. You may not like them as much as the early-mid '90's BR, but at least as a recognition of the impact the earlier albums had on the genre. At the last BR show I went to, they played the entire No control album.... Just braggin'

[@kth5077]

Bruno Leonardo ... Ok you included against.... Didn't notice that...

[@adolfobarcenilla4823]

You're right man!

[@andyramone3882]

The last 4 songs in a row are one of the best sequences ever heard in an album.

[@eminiospgwelund]

totally

[@prodbyANT]

While I don't disagree, go listen to the last half of Jeff Rosenstock's WORRY. album.

[@lukeotron]

I feel the same about the first four!

[@mattborgeson1360]

I totally agree. Such a great album

[@NykeESS]

I realize a lot of people will disagree with me(fuck 'em) but I would say this is one of Bad Religion's best albums. It sounds angrier, probably because Brett left, and I'll bet it's hard to deal with the fact that one of your band's main songwriters quit the band, but Greg refused, and infused that anger into the songs, great songs like Them And Us, A Walk, Punk Rock Song, Ten In 2010, Come Join Us and one of BR's greatest, Cease. This is a great album, and if you give thought to the circumstances behind it, it is even better.

[@SaltpeterTaffy]

+Nick Axeman The more I listen to BR's later discography(this album and onward), the less I feel the desire to listen to Suffer and Against the Grain, their two most celebrated albums. Anger is exactly what I picked up from this album too, and it's glorious. For the band it must have been a catharsis. I get a very similar vibe from The Process of Belief, but of the opposite polarity. It's not an angry album. It's a sympathetic, reminiscent album, an album that celebrates the human agency that gives us both the capacity to think for ourselves and the capacity to suffer*. I hesitate to say this is one of their best, I wouldn't place it top three, but it's absolutely one of the most significant in their history. *I just realized that that sentence describes just about every BR album ever, never mind me.

[@brunoleonardo3315]

This. For me "Stranger than Fiction", "Against The Grain", "The Gray Race" and "The Process of Belief" pretty much define Bad Religion. Too bad they lost their touch with newer albums.

[@kellyrankin8844]

Empire Strikes First and True North are some of their best. I think you should give them another listen

[@mattborgeson1360]

Nick Axeman I feel the same, it is very underrated and has a great meaning. they did well considering how late it was. empire strikes first wasn't that bad either

[@BadTrashBenji]

To Axman: Hear hear.

[@adolfobarcenilla4823]

Despite the Brett Gurewitz's exit, this album a masterpiece of the melodic punk rock.

[@mauriciohernandezdiaz9825]

Yes ... THE Brett Gurewitz. You have got what appears to be a dynamite sound!

[@enzprintco.8625]

From what I remember hearing, this entire album was written by Greg Graffin...as opposed to other albums written together as a band. But I don’t remember the source of this info lol

[@mauriciohernandezdiaz9825]

@@enzprintco.8625 Baker co-wrote four songs with Graffin. The source is probably the album credits?

[@brunomantovaneli6076]

I love its melancholic feeling. The melody in songs like Drunk Sincerity, Victory and Cease hit me hard

[@subhashxrecord3131]

gave brian baker the ability to do some amazing things x

[@upasaka259]

i never really listened to bad religion, and now i cant stop, good shit man

[@mczensun8610]

Funk yeah homie

[@rockyluan]

It's hard to pick a favorite album. I love this band so much, that I have started buying their vinyls and CDs. Bad Religion kicks ass!

[@agraciotti]

I've always loved this album. And I think this is best the band has ever sounded, imo. It's better produced than the previous ones but not overproduced like the subsequent ones. This got the sweet spot for the band. The guitar tone, drums and vocals sound *chef's kiss*.

[@lukalmeida]

There is something on vocals that make this band so special.

[@jakeTcake]

Choirs?

[@evegasse6999]

yes, Greg! hahaha

[@kevbo1024]

This is a seriously underrated album in BR's catalog

[@PlusTheSkim]

Empty Causes is so good, yet its one of the most unknown Bad Religion songs out there.

[@ajijoes2006]

i swear there was a time when i was someone else a person with determination and knowledge of himself,but you flattened me to rubble and now i can see im just a faded negative of the image of what i used to be

[@noiastoneluftballoon9492]

Ajijoe S one come right if believe something wrong ... mine lies para... :');

[@recipe4hatebr420]

just a shadow......and that's our dilemma!

[@wezlvsmusic3172]

Even as a punk fan I didn't get to hear that much of 'Bad Religion' and I've missed a lot, great band.

[@determined919]

Say what you want about maybe the songs sound a lot alike but I personally think they sound great. But what really gets the cake is the lyrics. I swear half of Bad Religions songs could be pure poetry.

[@recipe4hatebr420]

Could be? Shit son. Those lyrics are beyond any other bands there ever was, is and ever will be.

[@ENDGAMEx12]

So many good songs! Why isn't this more popular?

[@goranblomqvist1482]

+ENDGAMEx12 So do i wonder,as well... so complete Bad Religion album,so to speak both at music and lyric's.

[@remains_BS]

+ENDGAMEx12 - Your name is inspired by Rise Against? :)

[@ENDGAMEx12]

Yes it is. Love that band

[@BasementEngineer]

Not all are bred to stomach the badassness

[@lindawolffkashmir2768]

Because people are influenced too much by what others say they're supposed to listen to, and won't give anything outside of their norm a chance. Katy Perry and John Legend could spout lyrics for a thousand years that could never match up to this.

[@David-dz1cb]

I love how you can hear the anger in this album, but its not just at Brett- its at the world. Societal issue are hardly new for BR, but this album takes to task practically everything- and it's brilliant.

[@GOLDRAVEN]

Have you been to the desert? Have you walked with the dead? There's a hundred thousand children being killed for their bread And the figures don't lie they speak of human disease But we do what we want and we think what we please Have you lived the experience? Have you witnessed the plague? People making babies sometimes just to escape In this land of competition the compassion is gone Yet we ignore the needy and we keep pushing on Keep pushing on This is just a punk rock song Written for the people who can see something's wrong Like ants in a colony we do our share But there's so many other fuckin' insects out there And this is just a punk rock song Have you visited the quagmire? Have you swam in the shit? The party convention and the real politic The faces always different, the rhetoric the same But we swallow it all, and we see nothing change Nothing has changed This is just a punk rock song Written for the people who can see something's wrong Like workers in a factory we do our share But there's so many other fuckin' robots out there And this is just a punk rock song Ten million dollars on a losing campaign Twenty million starving and writhing in pain Big strong people unwilling to give Small in vision and perspective One in five kids below the poverty line One population runnin' out of time Runnin' out of time This is just a punk rock song Written for the people who can see something's wrong Like ants in a colony we do our share But there's so many other fuckin' insects out there And this is just a punk rock song These figures don't lie they speak of human disease But we do what we want and we think what we please One in five kids below the poverty line One population runnin' out of time This is just a punk rock song This is just a punk rock song This is just a punk rock song

[@casualacquaintance1100]

2020 rollers' out there still blastin Streets of America now🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲💯💯💯🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

[@retoschar9974]

Whoever did all this work of uploading, Thank you very much!!! With Tracklist and all, NEAT!!!

[@cjvaldez3154]

I love Bad Religion. .Greg is my sweetheart ❤

[@mattags9499]

u must like bands thats make every album to sound the same

[@grant9005]

@@mattags9499 ?

[@ruinerclassa2288]

can't get this album outa my head since i listened to it 15 years ago

[@antidisestablishmentariani8119]

It's been in mine since it came out. I love BR. Having been a huge Minor Threat fan, it was exciting to have Brian Baker join, and he rocked on this album. A great album overall--even without Brett; it was still Bad Religion through and through.

[@lucasleorato1792]

same here brother

[@PRFTVPunkRockFamilyTV]

@Antiestablishmentarianism....This record and many others of theirs gave me my eyes and ears along with some 100's and 100's of books...Add a bit of musicianship and a dash of activism? I can unequivocally thank this band for helping make me who I am...

[@damianandres]

Este es un amor que no todos podrían comprender . Saludos desde Monte Grande, Buenos Aires! 💙💛💙💛💙

[@Txias]

I grew up with this album... great memories now!

[@stevedavid6877]

My first punk CD...it takes me back everytime I listen to it...my personal favorite.

[@ptl79]

Bobby Schayer is a legend.

[@gumballisthiccfan9710]

I’m so glad it’s in this order, “a walk”, “parallel”, and “just a punk rock song are my 3 favorites. I always turn the volume up on my headphones when they come on.

[@Slave4235]

i love you greg. we need isrealites more then ever.

[@Punkrocklyrics]

Such a great album!

[@loozelulu]

Awesome Album. Phenomenal Band.

[@ksharpe4k]

Cease is probably one of the best Bad Religion songs ever written.

[@ottomatic2634]

Now I think about how much success Bad religion had with those lyrics, which says a lot about the listeners in that era. I doubt any punk rock band with this type of writing would make it that big nowadays, I guess.

[@Zeroaddone]

Absolute classic. LOVE that guitar tone. You can only get that from a stack of Marshalls cranked almost to the point of explosion.

[@dwyer1964]

Finally got around to listening to this! Love ittttt!!!!!!!!

[@GT6SuzukaTimeTrials]

This and Recipe For Hate and Stranger Than Fiction were my favorites. I was 12 when this came out. Was obsessed with BR until the mid-2000s.

[@teimaginassi...2262]

Nunca me voy a cansar de escuchar este disco entero

[@gtgamma511]

Great track!

[@brucegrieve7962]

most underated band of all time

[@willieluncheonette]

Let's hear a little love for the incomparable Brian Baker who took over guitar here. He is a monster with impeccable credentials. Dig his previous bands!

[@Francistaquin]

Very GOOOOD !!!!

[@mikeslocum7330]

Thank you nathon Davey!!!!!

[@superunknown2812]

This was and still is one of my favourite bad religion albums has such a unique sound too it compared to their other releases and thats not saying i dont like the others just really love this album bought it when it came out stars off strong!!

[@johnnynogenic9781]

Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@1joshjosh1]

When this album droped that was such a freaking bombshell it was amazing

[@saulopinho508]

20 years listen this master piece

[@TapestryOfLife]

Bought this on tape at Best Buy I'm pretty sure. Good old days. Met the singer at Warped Tour. Nice guy.

[@dmann253]

Great album, but No Control will always be the best to me.

[@MrBandini27]

Word.

[@pounette25]

le meilleur album de bad religion !!!

[@MrDaveLion]

amazing

[@rguy1985ify]

recipe for hate is my favourite album...This one is still badass

[@stavrosskins8440]

& the new maps of hell dude

[@nicklyt]

Their last great album, and at the same time, their BEST album.

[@destructionbydefinition5068]

You must be out of your mind, they are great now and this is a good album but one of their weaker ones

[@ajonetto]

+Nikos Lytras this is one of my favorites, but in my humble opinion Against the Grain and Suffer are superior.

[@BasementEngineer]

Suffer is one of those albums that had too much boot-meeting-ass going on to ever top. It doesn't mean they never tried!

[@Jorgelopez-ym2qx]

the process of belief it`s a good one

[@rockyluan]

New America, Empire Strikes First, The Dissent of Man and True North are really good albums too. Dissent of Man and The Empire Strikes First are among my favorites

[@ME.40801]

This is the tour that I met both Jay and Bobby. Shit that was a great night, I went twice as ape shit during their set.

[@mohdhafizhashim2405]

Bought this album after back from school...✊✊✊

[@gumballisthiccfan9710]

“after back from school”...?

[@bamacek]

Putting 3 minute ads in between every song is very punk rock, and not at all against everything it stands for. Fantastic job. You obviously get it.

[@kevingordon7898]

Brian Macek word. Since I switched wifi provider's that all I get now is friggin ads ! And right at a guitar solo lol FUCKERS

[@wolfdude6969]

chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/adguard-adblocker/bgnkhhnnamicmpeenaelnjfhikgbkllg Of course you need to use chrome not that shitty microcock edge.

[@grant9005]

you do know people who make youtube videos dont get to choose how many ads there are in a video, right?

[@tamucrack]

El mejor álbum de Bad Religion.

[@jasonkoenig5477]

Love jamming to this

[@chiquicat1]

My absolute BR fave!!!

[@martinchase8528]

My favorite album of bad religion

[@Burako2236]

que pedazo de discón! junto con Stranger Than Fiction, No Substance y No Control, los mejores de estudio de Bad Religion. Ni hablar de TESTED, el mejor disco del mundo mundial.

[@chiquicat1]

My favourite BR album!

[@beumirorolin2621]

perfeito ! exelente!

[@ricardopierandreisantos4021]

Very best BR underrated album! 🇧🇷

[@MrSkill_420]

Teenage me and my friends were disappointed when this album came out. It was the first album to be released while we were fans. We had spend 3 years listening to Suffer->Recipe for Hate. Older me enjoys it much more.

[@laserbeak3551]

My intro to bad religion. In my opinion their best album.

[@user-zm2pb8pc2k]

good songs!

[@richardarnold5279]

Bought this in 1996 when I was 12. Ironically, with money I got for Easter. LOL! This might be nostalgia getting the best of me, but it's definitely a top 5 favourite BR album for me. I think a lot of people don't like admitting it cause it's missing Brett's amazing songwriting and it's on a major. Leaving those two things aside, I think Greg really stepped up his songwriting to make up for Brett's absence. Brian Baker's guitar work rules too. It doesn't necessarily have a song that stands out in the way that Stranger Than Fiction or Recipe does, but it flows way better overall. It's a more consistent listen than those two other records imo.

[@alessandropatruno17]

I'm a classical and jazz player. I love BR.

[@FonZich31]

What a masterpiece

[@jeanseosse8421]

SUPER

[@leglocksdontwork4243]

My introduction into punk rock

[@karlwingender276]

One of the Great thing about this album is the use of additionnal humpf just before the chorus. Like on the song Parallel : "it will Begin"... "They so divided"...

[@youwishyouwerejosh]

Now if you could only find that B side CD they only gave out to radio stations that has songs like "News From The Front" and "The Dodo" on it. It's like my own personal holy Grail.

[@AnarkaAkaza]

Good songs!

[@MillennialMonk]

It's on KZbin

[@mauriciohernandezdiaz9825]

I recently scored a copy of the "Punk Rock Songs" compilation with those two tracks on it.

[@johnflushing9328]

There's also a b-sides album that came with No Substance. Most of BR"s b-sides are just as good or better than the official songs on the albums.

[@guythompson1616]

Best. Band. Ever. With Rise Against & Thursday 🤘

[@richardbiegel7208]

awesome

[@kylenormand7776]

One of the most under rated BR album's

[@JTPrime08]

This album’s pretty cool:).

[@dariopavisa5142]

Nick's Ess (opinion) kick ass! I agree buddy all way!

[@rolandkunzjr263]

My Personal Top 10. 1. Suffer 2. Stranger Than Fiction 3. Recipe For Hate 4. The Gray Race 5. Against The Grain 6. Generator 7. True North 8. No Control 9. 80 - 85 10. How Could Hell Be Any Worse?

[@earthcitizen3939]

I put this one over Suffer but that's just me. The songs here are just better, especially Them and Us, Empty Causes, Victory, and Come Join Us. Many put Suffer as their favorite but to me it's like group-think, you have that opinion just because. Bad Religion released one of their best with this one. Most BR-albums from Atlantic are so and so, with this one as an exception.

[@pipsic]

I completely love this album and been coming back to it recently. When this came out in '96 I was already a fan. I love the Rick Ocasek production, it is so bad ass, everything sounds great: drums, guitars, vocalsi wouldn't say it sounds to polished. I would rather choose the word powerful. And the songwriting, man, this shit is so real, even today. One of the best bunch of songs ever to grace BR album. I feel that Gregg put all his effort to prove he can make a damn fine album without Brett. It is certainly not their best, but it is up there.

[@giuseppmetallic8872]

i get lucky cause when i bought this masterpiece i had no idea how sounds it

[@nickdanielz]

El mejor disco de BR.

[@andersonbezerra3547]

Best punk rock album 90s

[@zapatarmando]

I wonder what is the people from the cover doing now? And how did BR pick them? One day I'll make the documentary.

[@edwardbyard6540]

They were all people (or their kids) from Atlantic Records I believe.

[@emanuelharrison3285]

"Of men and women. Senior and child. who look to you and your sterile miles, and in their stares is bald dismay, from what you fucking promised when it led them astray"

[@11227amstaf]

best album bad religion

[@user-ms1xb2ov4j]

Отличный альбом, знаю и помню его. Это 1996 год. А вот на конце была немецкая версия песни Punk Rock Song , а вот здесь ее почему то нет.

[@nick9636]

Stranger than fiction and the grey race is their best!

[@JulioCesar-qd3zp]

Puta banda, sou muito fã!!!

[@burnthepostmodernist6244]

built to last!

[@painmonke2940]

suffer will always be number one to me

[@williewilliams3834]

How could hell be any worse The process of belief The gray race My top 3 favorite Bad Religion albums. Stranger than fiction would be next.

[@chelseadecarlo6804]

BAD RELIGION

[@MarsFranke]

"Cease" -the perfect song to play at a funeral!

[@AndDiracisHisProphet]

there is also a really noce unplugged version

[@mistamuthafuka]

@@AndDiracisHisProphet No such thing as "a nice unplugged version" of any song.

[@AndDiracisHisProphet]

@@mistamuthafuka i disagree

[@mistamuthafuka]

@@AndDiracisHisProphet I disagree

[@AndDiracisHisProphet]

@@mistamuthafuka I disagree