BigJonsson
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I know this may be difficult but I need someone to suggest which ones I should get 
BigJonsson said:Well I went to their concert last night based on empire strikes first and some other songs but now i want it all![]()
Nerevar said:Stay far, far away from anything they made while Gurewitz wasn't with them. The Grey Race is the best of those and it's definitely a notch below their other stuff.
I'd agree with Suffer, No Control, Against the Grain. Especially Against the Grain.
Yeah, I added that to my post in an edit. Honestly, I really do love the album. It's a shame the band seems so bent on forgetting about it.RedDwarf said:Hey human5892, do you have their "Into the Unknown" album that was never rereleased? I snagged it in .mp3 if you need it. The keyboards are classic.
You have no idea how happy I am to find someone else who agrees with me about No Substance.Cyan said:No Substance-- their most underrated album. Many older-school fans don't like the slower style of this one, but it's one of my favorites. "Shades of Truth," "All Fantastic Images," "No Substance," "Sowing the Seeds of Utopia," "Voracious March of Godliness," "Same Person," and one of my favorite BR songs ever, "Strange Denial." Excellent collection of songs, excluding the two useless ones.
Actually, STF was their last album with Brett before the Process reunion. He left the band shortly after the album's release.Stranger than Fiction. First album without mr brett.
BigJonsson said:Huh?
Heh.gollumsluvslave said:AGAINST THE GRAIN
The Flat Earth Society is meeting here today, singing happy little lies,
And the bright ship Humana is sent far away with grave determination...
And no destination,
Lie lie lie... Lie lie lie... Lie lie lie...
Lie lie lie... Lie lie lie... Lie lie lie...
o how appropriate...
Truth. And that was one of Brett's listed reasons of why he wanted to leave.Cyan said:Doh! My bad, you're right. It was their first album on a mainstream label, though.