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Bad Religion - The Empire Strikes First FLAC
Performer:
Bad Religion
Album:
The Empire Strikes First
Style:
Punk
Released:
2004
Country:
Australia
Label:
Epitaph
Catalog:
86694-2
FLAC size:
2818 mb
MP3 size:
1853 mb
WMA size:
1172 mb


Tracklist


1Sinister Rouge
Choir [Goth Choir Soprano] – Claude Sarne
2Atheist Peace
Violin – David Bragger
3All There Is
4To Another Abyss
5Los Angeles Is Burning
Guitar – Mike CampbellOrgan [Hammond B-3] – John Ginty
6Boot Stamping On A Human Face Forever
7Overture
8Social Suicide
9Live Again (The Fall Of Man)
10God's Love
11The Quickening
12Let Them Eat War
Vocals [Guest Vocals] – Sage Francis
13The Empire Strikes First
14Beyond Electric Dreams
Effects [Sonic Alienator] – Leopold Ross


Versions


CategoryArtistTitle (Format)LabelCategoryCountryYear
86694-1Bad Religion The Empire Strikes First ‎(LP, Album)Epitaph86694-1US2004
86694-1Bad Religion The Empire Strikes First ‎(LP, Album, RE, Cle)Epitaph86694-1US2014
6694-1Bad Religion The Empire Strikes First ‎(LP, Album, RP)Epitaph6694-1Europe2019
2908-2Bad Religion The Empire Strikes First ‎(CD, Album)Epitaph2908-2Colombia2004
86694-2Bad Religion The Empire Strikes First ‎(CD, Album, RE)Epitaph86694-2US2014


Credits


  • Bass, Backing VocalsJay Bentley
  • DesignNick Pritchard
  • Drums, PercussionBrooks Wackerman
  • GuitarGreg Hetson
  • Guitar, Backing VocalsBrett Gurewitz, Brian Baker
  • Mastered ByTom Baker
  • Photography [Band Photo] – Sean Murphy
  • Photography ByMatt Rubin
  • ProducerBrett Gurewitz, Greg Graffin
  • Programmed ByAtticus Ross
  • Recorded By, Mixed ByJoe Barresi
  • VocalsGreg Graffin
  • Written-ByBrett Gurewitz (tracks: 1 to 14), B. Baker (tracks: 7, 10), B. Wackerman (tracks: 7, 10, 12), C. Wollard (tracks: 10, 12), Greg Graffin (tracks: 1 to 14), J. Bentley (tracks: 7), S. Francis (tracks: 7)


Barcodes


  • Matrix / Runout: AAV REGENCY 66144 E86694-2
  • Mould SID Code: IFPI 6Z08
  • Barcode: 5 021456 125876


Companies


  • Pressed By – AAV Regency – 66144
  • Recorded At – Sound City Studios
  • Mixed At – Bay 7 Studios
  • Mastered At – Precision Mastering
  • Manufactured By – Shock


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Album


The Empire Strikes First is the thirteenth studio album by Bad Religion, released on June 8, 2004. The album is heavily influenced by the then-current Iraq War most notably in the songs Atheist Peace, Let Them Eat War and the title track and also has some nods to George Orwell's novel Nineteen Eighty-Four the song title Boot Stamping on a Human Face Forever as well as the line you deserve Two Minute Hate in the title track are direct references to the book, the latter most likely inspired. Bad Religion. The Empire Strikes First. Bad Religion - To Another Abyss Full Album Stream. Bad Religion - All in album Bad Religion - The Empire Strikes First 2004. Bad Religion - Overture. Bad Religion - Sinister Rouge. Bad Religion - Social Suicide. Bad Religion - Atheist Peace. Bad Religion - All There Is. Bad Religion - The Surface Of Me. Listen free to Bad Religion The Empire Strikes First Overture, Sinister Rouge and more. 14 tracks 39:38. Bad Religion's 13th studio album, released in 2004. Discover more music, concerts, videos, and pictures . Bad Religion Essentials. Inspired by Ramones. Bad Religion: Next Steps. Released June 8, 2004. The Empire Strikes First Tracklist. Overture Lyrics. Its tempting to say-though impossible to prove-that the The Empire Strikes First is a such a terrific album because vocalist Graffin and guitarist Gurewitz, the bands most important creative forces, are responding to the death, desolation, and destruction of war, and to the concurrent attacks on the Bill of Rights it seems more than just a happy accident that. the band has just delivered one of its most charged and inspired records in years - Pitchfork. The Empire Strikes First Q&A. It's tempting to say- though impossible to prove- that the The Empire Strikes First is a such a terrific album because vocalist Graffin and guitarist Gurewitz, the band's most important creative forces, are responding to the death, desolation, and destruction of war, and to the concurrent attacks on the Bill of Rights it seems more than just