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Quiz about Is Bad Religion Your Bad Religion

Is Bad Religion Your Bad Religion? Quiz

Is Bad Religion your Bad Religion? Let's find out! In the following quiz I will give a random line from a song and you guess the song or you must guess the missing word. And possibly a random question or two. Good luck!

A multiple-choice quiz by TrojanSkin. Estimated time: 5 mins.

Author
TrojanSkin

Time
5 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
366,861

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
10

Difficulty
Tough

Avg Score
6 / 10

Plays
151

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Question 1 of 10

1. What song does this line come from? "And now we're down to 250 lone souls." Hint

Generator

Losing Generation

Eat Your Dog

Desperate Housewife

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Question 2 of 10

2. Which of these Christmas songs wasn't featured on the holiday EP "Christmas Songs"? Hint

White Christmas

Hark! The Angel Heralds Sing

God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen

Frosty the Snowman

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Question 3 of 10

3. What song does this line belong to? "And if you don't have a penny, why should I give a damn?" Hint

Ad Hominem

Markovian Process

World War III

Social Suicide

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Question 4 of 10

4. What song features this happy little line? "In the end, you'll return once more, just to die again." Hint

Eat Your Dog

Suffer

New America

True North

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Question 5 of 10

5. "Production and consumption define our hollow lives." What song is this from? Hint

How Much Is Enough?

What It Is

This Is Where The Fun Is

Watch It Die

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Question 6 of 10

6. In which of these songs does this line originate? "Just a quest for new bargains." Hint

Avalon

1,000 More Fools

Same Person

Frogger

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Question 7 of 10

7. "And an undeveloped intellect full of imminent static rage." What song is this? Hint

Germs of Perfection

Too Much To Ask

Sometimes It Feels Like

Tiny Voices

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Question 8 of 10

8. What's the missing word? "The mohawk chain leather brigade rejoiced ____ on that night." Hint

Affectionately

Uproariously

Maliciously

Maniacally

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Question 9 of 10

9. What does the following line allude to? "But that was yesterday, there's a brand new sham today." Hint

There's new shams being played on us

There's a new band named Sham 69 these days which is different from the old.

Today's shams are different than yesterday's

None of these answers

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Question 10 of 10

10. What goes here? "You can even get ____ if you want to!" Hint

Incoherent

Cerebral

Bo Derek

Upset

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. What song does this line come from? "And now we're down to 250 lone souls."

Answer: Losing Generation

This pro-environment song was on Bad Religion's rare second full length LP, "Into the Unknown". It's a fairly well received album these days despite the harsh criticism it endured during its short-lived initial release.

2. Which of these Christmas songs wasn't featured on the holiday EP "Christmas Songs"?

Answer: Frosty the Snowman

While most of these songs are featured on Bad Religion's 2013 release, "Christmas Songs", Frosty has yet to make an appearance on their set list. Fun fact: Prior to "Christmas Songs", Bad Religion had refused to record a Christmas album despite playing them at KROQ's Christmas over the years.

3. What song does this line belong to? "And if you don't have a penny, why should I give a damn?"

Answer: Ad Hominem

A track from their 2010 release, "The Dissent of Man". The album was released in their 30th year of performing.

4. What song features this happy little line? "In the end, you'll return once more, just to die again."

Answer: Eat Your Dog

This track is from "How Could Hell Be Any Worse?", their first full length LP. Mr. Brett borrowed $1000 from his father to make this recording.

5. "Production and consumption define our hollow lives." What song is this from?

Answer: How Much Is Enough?

This is off their third LP, "Suffer". The album is partially credited with revitalizing the Southern California punk scene.

6. In which of these songs does this line originate? "Just a quest for new bargains."

Answer: Same Person

This gem is off the release "No Substance". The album cover features "3rd Rock from the Sun" actress Kristen Johnston.

7. "And an undeveloped intellect full of imminent static rage." What song is this?

Answer: Sometimes It Feels Like

From their 1989 release, "No Control". The album cover is a collage of the five band members.

8. What's the missing word? "The mohawk chain leather brigade rejoiced ____ on that night."

Answer: Maliciously

These lyrics come from the song "Empty Causes", from the 1996 release, "The Gray Race". This particular verse says a lot in respect to Greg Graffin's views on the punk movement at the time.

9. What does the following line allude to? "But that was yesterday, there's a brand new sham today."

Answer: There's a new band named Sham 69 these days which is different from the old.

This line in the song "Robin Hood in Reverse" alludes to how there is a new Sham 69. The line preceding this, "When the kids are united, they can never be divided", refers to the old Sham 69 song "If the Kids are United".

10. What goes here? "You can even get ____ if you want to!"

Answer: Cerebral

This line comes from the song which cannot be named on this site which can be found on their 2013 album, "True North". Greg Graffin, singer, songwriter and sole constant member of the band, commented on how he was amazed at how long it took him to write a song by that name.

Source: Author TrojanSkin

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