This will probably be one of my shortest posts ever, as I am simply too unfamiliar with the music to properly comment on it, but at the same time, I realize that it's a big enough deal to be worthy of a post. Bad Religion have released a free live album in celebration of thirty years together. The album is called 30 Years Live, and you can download it by signing up for their mailing list. Once you get your email, it will have a code that you can use on the Bandcamp website to download the album in the format of your choice - the default is MP3 320k, but you can choose lots of others, even FLAC if you want to be able to burn your own copy in CD quality.
My brother Mike (who wrote a post on this blog about Metallica a couple of years ago) is a pretty big fan of Bad Religion, so he's much more qualified to talk about them than I am. He says that the album has "one heck of a setlist," and that the first and last songs, which are from their debut album, "sound light years better here!" Also, if you visit the band's page on the Epitaph site, "you can click on the album covers on the bottom of the screen and download 1 or 2 songs from almost every single one of their releases. and that includes a few of their best songs, i.e. 'sorrow' from The Process of Belief. altogether you can download enough for a really nice little unofficial greatest hits record."
Okay, so this wasn't as short as I'd thought it would be, but that's mainly thanks to Mike. I hope you enjoy the album, and also the free MP3s from the record label's site if you decide to check then out. Happy listening!
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