certainly unknown (Into the Unknown - Bad Religion)

Member Name: techno_man_37

Product:	Into the Unknown - Bad Religion
Date:	18/04/09 (111 review reads)
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Advantages: ermmm, they do make good mug coasters

Disadvantages: the songs!!

This album was the second album from bad religion, I think they must have had a lot of people commenting on their style of the first album, which must have been what made them change there style completely into a kind of pop rock mainly playing around with different keyboard settings.

Well, this album didn't work at all, most of the tracks are just hideous and sound like the theme tunes to corny 80's disco films. It just didn't seem like bad religions style at all, and I think most people could see that.

At the time, the band lost a lot of fans and probably gained only a few from this change in style.
I think they must have listened to their fans or critics after having this flop though as they never released another album in this style again, quickly changing back to their previous style, and the bad religion style we know and love today.

1. It's Only Over When
2. Chasing the Wild Goose
3. Billy Gnosis
4. Time and Disregard
5. The Dichotomy
6. Million Days
7. Losing Generation
8. You Give Up

To be honest I don't even want to mention any of these songs, they were all pretty bad in their own way.
If I had to listen to one again, it would probably be losing generation, it might have been a good song if they had cut out the crappy keyboards and just concentrated on trying to make a good song.

This album was total rubbish, don't even think about buying it if you're a fan of bad religion, however I'm just certainly glad they realised they had let a lot of their fans down and went back to playing and writing good music.

Summary: a very poor bad religion, but thank god they realised this.