Bad Religion: Suffer 12"
Originally issued in 1988, Suffer is Bad Religion's third full-length effort, a 15-track tour-de-force hailed as "Best Album Of The Year" by punk bibles Flipside and Maximum Rock 'n Roll. The band (which saw the original line-up reunite for the album's release) was improving and becoming more and more focused with each successive record, and Suffer fully displayed that the group was officially one of the world's top thought-provoking punk outfits. Although many similar-sounding bands have taken Bad Religion's patented sound further chartwise, few have been able to truly top such classics as "You Are (the Government)," "Do What You Want," "What Can You Do?" and the title cut!
Originally issued in 1988, Suffer is Bad Religion's third full-length effort, a 15-track tour-de-force hailed as "Best Album Of The Year" by punk bibles Flipside and Maximum Rock 'n Roll. The band (which saw the original line-up reunite for the album's release) was improving and becoming more and more focused with each successive record, and Suffer fully displayed that the group was officially one of the world's top thought-provoking punk outfits. Although many similar-sounding bands have taken Bad Religion's patented sound further chartwise, few have been able to truly top such classics as "You Are (the Government)," "Do What You Want," "What Can You Do?" and the title cut!
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Originally issued in 1988, Suffer is Bad Religion's third full-length effort, a 15-track tour-de-force hailed as "Best Album Of The Year" by punk bibles Flipside and Maximum Rock 'n Roll. The band (which saw the original line-up reunite for the album's release) was improving and becoming more and more focused with each successive record, and Suffer fully displayed that the group was officially one of the world's top thought-provoking punk outfits. Although many similar-sounding bands have taken Bad Religion's patented sound further chartwise, few have been able to truly top such classics as "You Are (the Government)," "Do What You Want," "What Can You Do?" and the title cut!
