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Bad Religion repress early albums on vinyl

Contributed by alex101, Posted by Aubin Paul Bad Religion 16 years ago

Epitaph Records has represessed three of Bad Religion's classic early albums. The records include How Could Hell Be Any Worse?, Suffer and No Control.

Each album is limited to 300 copies and available directly through Epitaph's merch store.

How Could Hell Be Any Worse? includes the 1st EP, Back To The Known and songs from the Public Service Comp, similar to the 2004 CD remastered version, while Suffer and No Control are repressed on orange and green vinyls respectively.

The label is also selling repressings of NOFX and The Offspring LPs.

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