Bad Religion in Bad Religion Quiz | Bad Religion

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1. Which Bad Religion album title fills in the lyrics? "Tried to tell you about _____________, But now I really don't know".

Answer: No Control

The lyrics are from "21st Century (Digital Boy)", which was released on Bad Religion's "Against the Grain". "No Control" was the title track of Bad Religion's fourth studio album.

2. "And then you told me how bad you had to __________, is that really all you have to offer". "Suffer" is the missing song/album.

Answer: true

"Suffer" was the title track of Bad Religion's third studio album. Both Brett Gurewitz and Greg Graffin are credited with this song and it runs at 1:47. The lyric quoted is from "21st Century (Digital Boy)".

3. Which Bad Religion song fills in the blank? "Behind the guise of salvation we ___________ along the way".

Answer: Suffer

This time "Suffer" is referenced in the song "Lookin' In". "Lookin' In" is from the 1993 album "Recipe for Hate". "Recipe for Hate" was the final album released on Epitaph Records until "The Process of Belief". "Recipe for Hate" featured guest vocals by Eddie Vedder of Pearl Jam and Johnette Napolitano of of Concrete Blonde.

4. "More a question than a curse, ______________________?". This lyric has a direct reference to what Bad Religion album?

Answer: How could hell be any worse

"How could Hell be any worse?" was the first full length album of the band's career. It was originally released in 1982 but has been re-released several times. It is referenced in "Los Angeles is Burning". "How Could Hell Be Any Worse?" was financed by a $1,000 loan from guitarist Brett Gurewitz's father.

5. What song is referred to in the following line? "Early man walked away, as ______________ took control".

Answer: Modern Man

"Modern Man" was originally released on the album "Against the Grain". The song it is referenced in is "We're Only Gonna Die". "We're Only Gonna Die" was the first track on Bad Religion's first album "How Could Hell be Any Worse?".

6. "You might not think there's any wisdom in ... ___________". Is the missing song from this "Kyoto Now" lyric "Change of Ideas"?

Answer: no

"Punk Rock Song" is the correct answer and is referenced in "Kyoto Now!", which appeared on the album "The Process of Belief". "Kyoto Now!" is about a student movement in many colleges and universites that tries to get their respective school to cut down on CO2 emissions.

7. "Well, now do you feel a little better, lift up your head and __________." What song best fills in the blank?

Answer: Walk Away

"Walk Away" was written by Brett Gurewitz and originally appeared on the album "Against the Grain". It is referenced in the song "Slumber". "Slumber" is from the album "Stranger Than Fiction". "Stranger Than Fiction" was the first album to be released on Atlantic Records. It was also Brett Gurewitz's final album with the band until "The Process of Belief".

8. "So many walking __________ and pull their blinders tight". What is the name of the song in the blank?

Answer: Parallel

"Parallel" appears on the album "The Grey Race". "Parallel" was written by Greg Graffin. It is mentioned in the song "Shades of Truth" from the album "No Substance". Both "The Grey Race" and "No Substance" were released on Atlantic Records and neither album featured Brett Gurewitz.

9. "__________________ is an elixir when you're weak". What album title belongs in the blank?

Answer: The Process of Belief

"The Process of Belief" was released in 2002 and was the first album to be released on Epitaph records since "Recipe for Hate". It is mentioned in the song "Materialist". "The Process of Belief" marked the reunion of Brett Gurewitz with Bad Religion and also the departure of the drummer, Bobby Schayer, due to a shoulder injury which left him unable to drum.

10. "I don't believe in self important folks who preach, no ___________ song can make your life complete". Which Bad Religion album fills in the blank?

Answer: Bad Religion

You didn't bet on getting the answer in the question did you? "Bad Religion" is the title of their debut album but is was less than 10 minutes in length. The album featured only 6 songs including the bands theme "Bad Religion" which is only 1:49 in length.

Source: Author animefreak1124

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Bad Religion in Bad Religion Trivia Quiz

I will give you one line of a Bad Religion song, but it will be missing a word or phrase. That missing a word or phrase will be the title of another Bad Religion song or album.

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