Kaboom
08-23-2007, 03:13 PM
Hey what's up people!
i haven't posted here in a while, because i've been unable to use my stereo for the past 5 months, but i've finally gotten it back in my room, connected and set up, and i'm enjoying the tunes in all their might again.
and right now i'm listening to "New Maps of Hell", which just finished downloading and...
i'll DEFINATELY be buying a copy of it tomorrow! its EXCELLENT. as piercingly distracting as the MP3 distortion is through the Grados, the music is just VERY good. classic late-era Bad Religion. very much a long the lines of Process of Belief and The Empire Strikes first.
As opposed as i am to their philosophy, i can't help but really enjoy the album.
so to those of you who like Bad Religion, or punk/hard-rock in general, i'd say its definately worth a listen.
That's if you can get over the heavily depressing lyrics. Some might consider these an improvement over the overtly critic lyrics of the previous albums.
Cheers, people. its nice to be back!
i haven't posted here in a while, because i've been unable to use my stereo for the past 5 months, but i've finally gotten it back in my room, connected and set up, and i'm enjoying the tunes in all their might again.
and right now i'm listening to "New Maps of Hell", which just finished downloading and...
i'll DEFINATELY be buying a copy of it tomorrow! its EXCELLENT. as piercingly distracting as the MP3 distortion is through the Grados, the music is just VERY good. classic late-era Bad Religion. very much a long the lines of Process of Belief and The Empire Strikes first.
As opposed as i am to their philosophy, i can't help but really enjoy the album.
so to those of you who like Bad Religion, or punk/hard-rock in general, i'd say its definately worth a listen.
That's if you can get over the heavily depressing lyrics. Some might consider these an improvement over the overtly critic lyrics of the previous albums.
Cheers, people. its nice to be back!