Name: No Control [Remaster]
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SKU: 236405
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No Control [Remaster]

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Album: No Control [Remaster]
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Change of Ideas
2)	Big Bang
3)	No Control
4)	Sometimes I Feel Like
5)	Automatic Man
6)	I Want to Conquer the World
7)	Sanity
8)	Henchman
9)	It Must Look Pretty Appealing
10)	You
11)	Progress
12)	I Want Something More
13)	Anxiety
14)	Billy
15)	World Won't Stop, The

Album: No Control [Remaster]
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Change of Ideas
2)	Big Bang
3)	No Control
4)	Sometimes I Feel Like
5)	Automatic Man
6)	I Want to Conquer the World
7)	Sanity
8)	Henchman
9)	It Must Look Pretty Appealing
10)	You
11)	Progress
12)	I Want Something More
13)	Anxiety
14)	Billy
15)	World Won't Stop, The

Performer Notes

Bad Religion: Greg Graffin (vocals); Mr. Brett (guitar, background vocals); Greg Hetson (guitar); Jay Bentley (bass, background vocals); Pete Finestone (drums).
Recorded at Westbeach Recorders, Hollywood, California in June 1989.
Composers: Greg Graffin; Brett Gurewitz .
Personnel: Greg Graffin (vocals, sound effects); Brett Gurewitz (guitar, sound effects); Greg Hetson, Mister Brett (guitar); Jay Bentley (bass guitar, sound effects); Pete Finestone (drums); Pierre Deauville (computer, sound effects).
Recording information: Westbeach Recorders, Hollywood, CA (06/1989).
Arranger: Bad Religion.
Without a doubt, 1989's NO CONTROL is one of Bad Religion's best releases. This was one of the albums that helped bridge the band's more reckless earlier direction with their more focused (but just as pissed-off) '90s-era. If you're just discovering the band, NO CONTROL is a wise first purchase, on the strength of such cuts as "Big Bang," "Automatic Man," the title track, and "I Want to Conquer the World." NO CONTROL is one of punk's greatest all-time albums and a quintessential purchase for fans of the genre.

Professional Reviews

Option - "...hot, tight, and very fast arrangements..." Reflex - "...perhaps the catchiest, purest and best punk..."

Kerrang (Magazine) (p.52) - "The melodic pummeling of their best music is once again present in abundance."