Artist	Song
Bad Religion	Raise Your Voice
from No Substance (2009)
Bad Religion	Dearly Beloved
from New Maps of Hell (Deluxe Version) (2008)
Bad Religion	1000 More Fools
from Suffer (2005)
Bad Religion	Atomic Garden
from Generator (2005)
Bad Religion	Sensory Overload
from How Could Hell Be Any Worse? (2005)
Bad Religion	In So Many
from No Substance (2009)
Bad Religion	Along the Way
from How Could Hell Be Any Worse? (2005)
Bad Religion	Modern Man
from Against the Grain (2005)
Bad Religion	No Direction
from Generator (2005)
Bad Religion	Faith Alone
from Against the Grain (2005)
Bad Religion	All Fantastic Images
from No Substance (2009)
Bad Religion	Kyoto Now!
from The Process of Belief (2005)
Bad Religion	No Substance
from No Substance (2009)
Bad Religion	Parallel
from The Gray Race (1996)
Bad Religion	Hear It
from No Substance (2009)
Bad Religion	God's Love
from The Empire Strikes First (2005)
Bad Religion	Fertile Crescent
from Generator (2005)
Bad Religion	How Much Is Enough?
from Suffer (2005)
Bad Religion	Billy
from No Control (2005)
Bad Religion	Walk Away
from Against the Grain (2005)
Bad Religion	Drastic Actions
from How Could Hell Be Any Worse? (2005)
Bad Religion	Spirit Shine
from The Gray Race (1996)
Bad Religion	Only Entertainment
from Generator (2005)
Bad Religion	Pity the Dead
from The Gray Race (1996)
Bad Religion	All Good Soldiers
from Recipe for Hate (2009)

Comment:

Not only has Bad Religion head honcho Greg Graffin maintained a sideline as a solo folksinger, but by combing through their catalog you could even make a case for these San Fernando Valley boys as an undercover folk act. For instance, they set up and knock down sociopolitical targets with powerful protest tunes, and their signature song "Sorrow" hits just as hard in its all-acoustic version, and if ever there was a punk equivalent to Bob Dylan's immortal questions-without-answers ballad "Blowin' In the Wind," it's the hard-charging "How Much Is Enough?". And don't say you can't picture the anthemic "Along the Way" as fodder for the greatest punk campfire sing-along you've ever heard.

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