Bad Religion - Live Hate album flac

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Recipe for Hate is Bad Religion's seventh studio album, released on June 4, 1993. This was their last album on Epitaph Records for nine years (until 2002's The Process of Belief) and the band had switched to Atlantic Records, who re-released the album several months after its release. It was also the first Bad Religion album to chart in the .

Studio album by Bad Religion. Live Hate appears in the following lists: Music Genre: Pop/Rock.

This is the record that took Bad Religion from being a premiere punk band to becoming something far bigger. Featuring iconic cover art by Fred Hidalgo, "Recipe For Hate" retains the band's hallmark energy and rebellion exemplified by the classic "American Jesus," but the sonic palette has been slightly expanded. With "Struck A Nerve" the album featured the band's first song to be played on radio since their debut seven inch. Eddie Vedder of Pearl Jam and Johnette Napolitano of Concrete Blond contribute guest vocals

Band Name Bad Religion. Album Name Recipe for Hate. Labels Atlantic Records Epitaph Records (USA-1). Members owning this album32.

Tracklist: 1. Recipe For Hate, 2. Kerosene, 3. American Jesus, 4. Portrait Of Authority, 5. Man With A Mission, 6. All Good Soldiers, 7. Watch It Die, 8. Struck A Nerve, 9. My Poor Friend Me, 10. Lookin’ In, 11. Don’t Pray On Me, 12. Modern Day Catastrophists, 13. Skyscraper, 14. Stealth. More albums from Bad Religion: The New America by Bad Religion. The Dissent Of Man by Bad Religion. Confidence by Bad Religion. How Could Hell Be Any Worse? by Bad Religion. No Substance by Bad Religion. 30 Years Live by Bad Religion. Tested by Bad Religion. Against The Grain by Bad Religion. View all albums . Recipe For Hate.

This album needs to be remastered like all the Epitaph releases previous to it, it sounds thin compared to the following albums which do not need to be remastered, Stranger Than Fiction's production is amazing, mixed by Andy Wallace, of course, that guy can do no wrong (Slayer's Seasons In The Abyss, Nirvana's Nevermind and too many to mention).