Bad Religion: No Control Vinyl LP Italians Do It Better but some true music explorations

but some true music explorations

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Bad Religion: No Control Vinyl LP Italians Do It Better but some true music explorationsWell here you have what's arguably the best album in Bad Religion's career. By 1989 the SFV four piece had perfected their brand of melodic punk rock. No Control, the follow up to 1988's Suffer, brought the band critical acclaim and became one of their best selling releases. They set the stage for the wave of 90s pop punk bands that were to follow in their footsteps. black vinyl pressing original release year: 1989 music label: Epitaph 2014 reviewed