Podcast appearances and mentions of Jay Bentley

Un cop al mes, sempre amb ganes i neguit, baixem a trobar perles al nostre lloc secret, i trobem de tot i bonic.

Bassist and founding member of Bad Religion Jay Bentley discusses the band's history, their tour with Social Distortion and what's on the horizon.

While the late 80's were the high water mark for overproduced hair bands, there was an undercurrent flowing below the mainstream popularity which would surface in the 90's as the punk revival.  Los Angeles-based Bad Religion is a group which would not only benefit from that revival, but many consider the band to be a founder of the movement.  The band formed in 1980 and released a couple of albums before going on hiatus in 1983 and splitting up shortly thereafter.  After a slowly getting back together in 1986, they released their third album entitled "Suffer."  While on tour promoting that album, the band began work on their fourth album, No Control.The band for this album was Greg Graffin on lead vocals, Greg Hetson on guitar, Brett Gurewitz on guitar and backing vocals, Jay Bentley on bass and backing vocals, and Pete Finestone on percussion.  Building this album while on tour gave it a fast and high energy feel, with the band reverting to a hardcore punk style.While undeniably punk, Bad Religion has a more melodic sound than many of their punk predecessors.  They also exhibit solid, significant lyrics, and utilize three-part vocal harmonies that are not normally associated with the genre.  The idea of this group is to emphasize action, and living in the moment.Friend of the show (and John Lynch's better half) Heather Lynch brings us this hallmark of the punk revival because it is the album that introduced her to punk rock. Change of IdeasThe lead-off track for the album clocks in at 55 seconds, making it onto Loudwire's top ten list of "Greatest Songs Under One Minute Long."  The concept in Graffin's lyrics is that we need to get away from ideas that trap us in fear and theory.Big BangThis song was penned by guitarist Brett Gurewitz.  The lyrics are about how folks are searching for something in science or religion without really living their lives.  "Big bang, big crunch.  You know there's no free lunch.  Kneel down and pray, here comes your judgment day."No ControlThe title track is a sonic trip to the mosh pit.  We think we have things in hand, but everything fades away very soon, and we are powerless to control it.I Want to Conquer the WorldWe all have thought at times that the world would be a better place if we could just take over for a while.  Gurewitz reflects on this in this piece, and wonders what we are doing here and now to make things a little better.  "I want to conquer the world.  Give all the idiots a brand new religion, put an end to poverty, uncleanliness and toil.  Promote equality in all of my decisions."YouThis is a fast, angry song. "And you! painted my entire world but I don't have the turpentine to clean what you have soiled.  And I won't forget it." ENTERTAINMENT TRACK:Two Step Mamau by Wayne Toups & Zydecajun (from the motion picture "Steel Magnolias" )This southern film was had an all star cast and showcased the talents of a young Julia Roberts. STAFF PICKS:Sold Me Down the River by the AlarmWayne's staff pick reminds us of Power Station's "Bang the Gong."  It made it to number 50 on the Billboard charts, but it was prominent on rock stations at the time.  It is about a lovesick guy who got his heart broken.  The Alarm is from Wales, but is often compared to Ireland's U2.Let the Day Begin by The CallRob brings us the title track from the Call's sixth studio album.  It is a positive song with a shuffle beat.  It was used as the campaign theme song for Al Gore in 2000.  The band formed in 1980 in Santa Cruz.The Living Years by Mike & the Mechanics John Lynch's staff pick is Mike Rutherford's (bassist from Genesis) band, formed in 1985.  The song is a wistful tune about missing the opportunity to truly connect with a father while he was alive.  This is the title track from their second album, released in 1988.We Didn't Start the Fire by Billy JoelHeather features a song with 118 historical references in this fast-paced song.  The idea of the track comes from a conversation Joel had with Sean Lennon about how difficult it is to be a young person in the times.  Joel thought about how each generation has its issues, and pointed out some of the troubles from earlier decades. INSTRUMENTAL TRACK:Proliferous Souls by PestilenceWe haven't covered this Dutch death metal band, but we remedy that with this instrumental out at the time.

Jay Bentley (Bad Religion) Father of 4 and founding member of Bad Religion, Jay Bentley, stops by to chat parenthood, punk rock, and quantum physics (really!)

Conversation with bass player Jay Bentley from the legendary band, Bad Religion. Bad Religion has been around for more than 40 years and has been a mainstay in the punk rock scene. Jay Bentley has also been in Me First and the Gimme Gimmes, TSOL, Wasted Youth, Circle Jerks. Could there be a possible sequel to this episode? I have several more questions that within an hour just couldn't be included so hopefully we can have a follow up episode in the next following months. Cheers. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kingrockpodcast/message

Greg Graffin, frontman and lead vocalist of Bad Religion discusses what the early documentaries got wrong about the punk scene. Graffin also obtained his PhD in zoology at Cornell University and has lectured courses in natural sciences at both the University of California, Los Angeles and at Cornell University. 1000 stickers for $79 ONLY at this link www.riotstickers.com/frumess - the best in the business! JOIN THE PATREON FOR LESS THAN A $2 CUP OF COFFEE!! https://www.patreon.com/Frumess

Listening back to it now, it's hard to believe that Bad Religion's seventh studio album - 1993s 'Recipe For Hate' - was at the time considered a polarizing record that many hardcore fans felt was a sell-out. 30 years later, it's clear this was a band at the top of their game - maturing and expanding musically while still delivering ferociously intelligent songs about class, religion and navigating a treacherous path towards the 21st century. Our guest, personal trainer and Taekwon-Do Studio owner Aaron Fruitstone, makes the case that their brand of cerebral punk is as presciently valid now as it was when he was an angry teen. "Well madness reigned and paradise drowned When Babel's walls came crashing down Now the echoes roar for a story writ That was hardly understood And never any good." Songs featured in this episode: Recipe For Hate (Live Hollywood Palladium, 2004) - Bad Religion; Strike First - Leo Birenberg and Zach Robinson; No Control, Only Entertainment - Bad Religion; White Riot - The Clash; Commando - Ramones; Recipe For Hate, Kerosene - Bad Religion; Vigil Smile - Claw Hammer; American Jesus - Bad Religion; Porch - Pearl Jam; Portrait Of Authority - Bad Religion; House Of Wolves - My Chemical Romance; Wichita - Karen Landau and Greg Leisz; Man With A Mission, All Good Soldiers, Watch It Die - Bad Religion; Still In Hollywood - Concrete Blonde; Struck A Nerve - Bad Religion; Harder Than You Think - Public Enemy; My Poor Friend Me - Bad Religion; Growing Up - Fall Out Boy; Lookin' In - Bad Religion; Kids Of The Black Hole - Adolescents; Don't Pray On Me - Bad Religion; Sorrow - Greg Graffin (Live acoustic); Modern Day Catastrophists, Skyscraper, Stealth, Skyscraper (Piano version) - Bad Religion

Dylan Flynn makes his triumphant return to the Power Chord Hour for the first time since 2017! We catch up on his Pass The Bass campaign and talk about:- Turning a traumatic brain injury into something positive- Being interviewed by Bass Player Magazine- Mark Hoppus playing M+M's on Dylan's bass- The strong comeback of Pass The Bass after no concerts to promote at during the pandemic- The huge importance of making connections for Pass The Bass- How Kevin Lyman has played a big role in getting the campaign going- Future goals for Pass The Bass- The journey to get Dan Andriano to play In Vein on Dylan's bass & more!Follow Dylan/Pass The Basshttps://shop.biausa.org/products/search/pass+the+bass?order_by=namehttps://www.facebook.com/passthebassdylanhttps://www.instagram.com/passthebassdylanhttps://twitter.com/passthebasstbiCheck out the Power Chord Hour radio show every Friday night at 10 to midnight est on 107.9 WRFA in Jamestown, NY. Stream the station online at wrfalp.com/streaming/ or listen on the WRFA app.powerchordhour@gmail.comInstagram - www.instagram.com/powerchordhourTwitter - www.twitter.com/powerchordhourFacebook - www.facebook.com/powerchordhourYoutube - www.youtube.com/channel/UC6jTfzjB3-mzmWM-51c8LggSpotify Episode Playlists - https://open.spotify.com/user/kzavhk5ghelpnthfby9o41gnr?si=4WvOdgAmSsKoswf_HTh_Mg

We have Dylan Flynn who runs the Pass The Bass campaign returning to the Power Chord Hour this Monday so I thought we'd celebrate with a bonus episode of Dylan's first appearance on the (pre-podcast) show from back in April 2017Follow Dylan/Pass The Basshttps://shop.biausa.org/products/search/pass+the+bass?order_by=namehttps://www.facebook.com/passthebassdylanhttps://www.instagram.com/passthebassdylanhttps://twitter.com/passthebasstbiCheck out the Power Chord Hour radio show every Friday night at 10 to midnight est on 107.9 WRFA in Jamestown, NY. Stream the station online at wrfalp.com/streaming/ or listen on the WRFA app.powerchordhour@gmail.comInstagram - www.instagram.com/powerchordhourTwitter - www.twitter.com/powerchordhourFacebook - www.facebook.com/powerchordhourYoutube - www.youtube.com/channel/UC6jTfzjB3-mzmWM-51c8LggSpotify Episode Playlists - https://open.spotify.com/user/kzavhk5ghelpnthfby9o41gnr?si=4WvOdgAmSsKoswf_HTh_Mg

NOFX Guitarist Eric Melvin stops by to talk about his toenails. He and Fat Mike call Jay Bentley from Bad Religion to discuss stolen bass riffs, then play an unreleased NOFX song sung by Melvin called "Scarlett O'Heroin."

This episode is an amazing education on the history of Bad Religion, Epitaph Records, the punk rock scene and the man himself Brett Gurewitz.  Before Brett joins the show, it starts off with Stryker explaining why he thinks he's going off the deep end (mostly because of his old dog and old pillows) When Brett Gurewitz joins Stryker, they talk about the forming of Bad Religion in high school and how Brett, Jay Bentley and Greg Graffin met.  Brett discusses everything from how they got their first radio spin on KROQ with Rodney on the Roq, to their first tours, to creating the record label Epitaph Records. Brett also tell Stryker about when Fletcher from Pennywise told to him to sign a then new band called Blink 182. Brett discusses with Stryker the thought process of testing the major label waters, and why for a time Bad Religion did sign to a major.  Brett also shares the strategy and benefits to giving the music away for free to people like Kelly Slater and Tony Hawk (surf videos and video games). Brett shares the story of how as the owner of Epitaph, he "effed up" with The Vandals, he talks about the lesson he learned and how he made it right with the band.  Brett talks honestly about his sobriety and the events in his life that lead him to living a sober life. In this interview, Stryker and Brett also discuss the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame (not in yet) and being on the cover of Rolling Stone (it almost happened). This episode is full of great stories, music education, and lots of inspiration.  Hope you enjoy!  

Jay Bentley from Bad Religion delivers pearls of wisdom on all things punk rock and beyond.

Im Gespräch mit Philipp. Wir sprechen über Reich & Sexy von den Toten Hosen, Holland-Urlaub, klassische 90er-Punk-Sozialisation, heimlich Bad Religion-Aufnäher auf der Jeans-Jacke, alles was beim Karstadt in Gladbeck an Punk zu kaufen, exotische Bands wie Rancid, dass But Alive & Lokalmatadore irgendwie das Gleiche war, sich Bauch-Links fühlen, eine gewisse eigenbrötlerische Art, Punks in Talkshows, Alex Schweers, das erste Konzert mit Undeclinable Ambuscade & Ten Foot Pole in der Zeche Carl, Schülerpraktika bei der SPD & beim Plastic Bomb, das erste Interview mit Jay Bentley, Redaktionstreffen vom Plastic Bomb, die professionellere Prüfung vom Ox, die Karriere bei der APPD, die Rekrutierung von Wolfgang Wendland, quasi keine Reaktionen auf APPD-Demos, der große Pogo-Krieg, die KPD/RZ, die Hofnarren-Funktion von "Die Partei", Parteimitglied von Die Linke werden, Zivildienst im Gladbecker Jugendzentrum und ein Konzert mit Vaders & Versus, Geschichts-Studium in Bochum, Sozialwissenschaften auf Diplom, eine Diplom-Arbeit über "Die Linke in NRW", der Sammelband "Punk in Deutschland", der Utopie-Forscher Peter Seifert, dass Korrekturlesen eigentlich keine schlechte Idee ist, die Verbindung von frühem Punk & der schwulen Szene, dass das Verhältnis von HC/Punk zu LGBTQI* entsprechend der Mehrheitsgesellschaft war, das Cover von Cro-Mags Age of Quarrel, die wichtige Rolle von AIDS-Aktivismus, homophobe Texte von Bands wie Descendents, Angry Samoans oder Cro-Mags, Limp Wrist im AJZ Bielefeld, 53rd & 3rd von den Ramones, Anti-Corpos, das Akustik-Album von MDC, der Kontakt zum Ventil Verlag über Sookee, mit den Kassierern auf Tour, eine schöne Kritik im Missy Magazine, die Verbindung von Disco & queerer Kultur, Trumps Double Handjob-Tanz zu YMCA, die Aneignung von Schimpfworten, die Entwicklung von Schrottgrenze, die #Punktoo-Bewegung, transidente Personen in Bands, Gossips Wurzeln im queeren Riot Girl Bereich, Duane Peters, das Gladbecker Geiseldrama im kollektiven Gedächtnis, aktuelle Diskussionen ums Hammerhead Cover von Stay Where the Pepper Grows, Provokation im Punk, KIZ, die Schwierigkeit Kindern alles erklären zu müssen, uvm.

Bad Religion bassist Jay Bentley called in to talk about their "Decades" livestream events, here's what we talked about: Knee (0-1) Bad Religion/Alkaline Trio tour-lockdown (1-3) Playing More Guitar during lockdown (3-4:30) "Decades" livestream events (4:30-6:30) Any Xmas tunes during 2010 "Decades" livestream? (6:30-7) Bad Religion documentary or bio pic? (7-9) Opening for Neil Young (9-11) "Process Of Belief" 20th anniversary tour? (11-12) Drummer Brooks Wackerman (12-14) Any singing aspirations? (14-16) RIP Lemmy Kilmister (16-18:30) Inland Empire Bad Relgion concerts-QoTSA 1st concert (18:30-22) Flannel Five-Nirvana, PJ, STP, AIC, Soundgarden (22-end)

Original Bad Religion founding member Jay Bentley joins Matt for Episode 196 of Life In The Stocks to discuss growing up in Southern California, getting into punk rock, what the LA scene was like in the early 80s, the violence that pervaded the punk scene at that time, Bad Religion’s first ever gig with Social Distortion, early shows with bands like TSOL, Adolescents, playing in the Circle Jerks, drinking, alcoholism, addiction, and getting sober, the secret to Bad Religion’s longevity, playing in Me First and the Gimme Gimmes with Spike and Scott Shiflett, being in a band with Greg Graffin and Brett Gurewitz and their unique partnership, and the future of Bad Religion. The new Bad Religion book, Do What You Want, is out NOW.Don't forget, you can also pre-order the LIFE IN THE STOCKS book NOW via Amazon or the link below.https://rarebirdlit.com/life-in-the-stocks-veracious-conversations-with-musicians-creatives/Follow Matt Stocks on Facebook / Twitter / Instagram: @mattstocksdjCheck out the Life In The Stocks Patreon page here: www.patreon.com/lifeinthestocks Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/lifeinthestocks. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

DO WHAT YOU WANT: The Story of Bad Religion is the first autobiography written with full cooperation and support of the band. It reveals the ups and downs of the band's 40-year career, from their beginnings as teenagers experimenting in a San Fernando Valley garage dubbed "The Hell Hole" to headlining major music festivals around the world. The book predominantly features the four principal voices of the band in a hybrid oral history/narrative format: Greg Graffin, Brett Gurewitz, Jay Bentley, and Brian Baker. It also includes rare photos; never-before-seen material from the archives; and all-new interviews with former members and famous friends. DO WHAT YOU WANT will be published in hardcover, e-book, and audio formats on August 18, 2020, and is co-authored by accomplished music writer Jim Ruland.

DO WHAT YOU WANT: The Story of Bad Religion is the first autobiography written with full cooperation and support of the band. It reveals the ups and downs of the band's 40-year career, from their beginnings as teenagers experimenting in a San Fernando Valley garage dubbed "The Hell Hole" to headlining major music festivals around the world. The book predominantly features the four principal voices of the band in a hybrid oral history/narrative format: Greg Graffin, Brett Gurewitz, Jay Bentley, and Brian Baker. It also includes rare photos; never-before-seen material from the archives; and all-new interviews with former members and famous friends. DO WHAT YOU WANT will be published in hardcover, e-book, and audio formats on August 18, 2020, and is co-authored by accomplished music writer Jim Ruland.

Chris chats with Jay Bentley from Bad Religion. Make sure to check out the new biography, "Do What You Want: The Story Of Bad Religion". IG: @jaybentleys @badreligionband http://badreligion.com https://open.spotify.com/artist/2yJwXpWAQOOl5XFzbCxLs9?si=mD5a0OrpQP6X5F2M19cOGQ Listen and subscribe at: http://tototpodcast.com Please subscribe, rate, and review on iTunes! And follow us on all platforms: @tototpodcast Wanna help out the show? Head over to http://patreon.com/tototpodcast Leave us some love/hate, suggest a guest, or tell us your own tour story on the TOTOT Hotline: (765)372-8818 Buy some TOTOT gear: https://roaddogsupply.com/totot-podcast-merch Artwork by: Sara http://instagram.com/roaddogsupply Check out this week's sponsors: 500 Miles To Memphis, SBAM, and Partscaster Concierge! -500 Miles To Memphis- http://500mtm.com https://open.spotify.com/artist/1AqoxUC6J6PdRjbc3wLlhk?si=yLHg2mu-Sje_evqa46NkvA -SBAM- https://instagram.com/sbamrocks https://art.sbam.rocks -Partscaster Concierge- partscasterconcierge.com Become a sponsor: tototpodcast@gmail.com Donate on Venmo: @christopherswinney Check out Chris's new band, Southern Gothic, on Spotify! ( @southerngothicofficial ) https://open.spotify.com/artist/06NrB4cukd4Vk3SO3Ub3dU?si=Eiwenv9VS56qU6XBehKH3A Check out Chris's old bands on Spotify! Chronic Chaos: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3g21wPm2j0Z3QnFNZs1jPP The Widow Jenkins: https://open.spotify.com/album/42Bsz2Hf68nZ4nCivbRCB1 Sign up for our mailing list: https://mailchi.mp/f2020be8cb73/totot-mailing-list For other cool podcasts, check out our network: http://soundtalentmedia.com  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Johnny Christ gets to talk bassist-to-bassist with one of his childhood heroes, Jay Bentley from Bad Religion. In honor of the band's new book, Do What You Want, Johnny & Jay break down the 40 year career of Bad Religion from the humble beginnings of recording in a garage to the legacy status they hold today. They go in depth about gear & recording, touch upon the first time Jay saw Avenged Sevenfold play the Van's Warped Tour, how Bad Religion got their first radio plays by walking into KROQ with a cassette tape, and much more. Of course, no punk rock conversation would be complete without a good Fletcher story, and a segment about everyone's favorite drummer - Brooks Wackerman!

The one about "Ransom." Featuring Jay Bentley of Bad Religion. Jay shows up around 1:49:10. Buy the new Bad Religion book Do What You Want: https://badreligion.com/dowhatyouwant Get more episodes of Blink-155 at http://patreon.com/blink155    

Bad Religion marks their 40th year with a new book: "Do What You Want - The Story of Bad Religion". Today we talk to Jay Bentley about the early days, rare vinyl and creative processes of one of music's most enduring bands. If you like records, just starting a collection or are an uber-nerd with a house-full of vinyl, this is the podcast for you. Nate Goyer is The Vinyl Guide and discusses all things music and record-related.

Riki Rachtman brings another unfiltered uncensored unscripted version of his podcast . This time Riki is joined with punk rock icon Jay Bentley from Bad Religion. If you think of all the musicians Riki has known in his life you might be surprised to know jay he has known the longest. In addition to a long career in music Jay worked at the Cathouse,was sort of in a band with Riki. The two share stories from the past and talk about the career of Bad Religion and living on this planet for 5 decades

Riki & Jay have known each other since they were teens from Punk rock to Cathouse to today. Riki Rachtman brings another unfiltered uncensored unscripted version of his podcast . This time Riki is joined with punk rock icon Jay Bentley from Bad Religion. If you think of all the musicians Riki has known in his life you might be surprised to know jay he has known the longest. In addition to a long career in music Jay worked at the Cathouse,was sort of in a band with Riki. The two share stories from the past and talk about the career of Bad Religion and living on this planet for 5 decades

Jay Bentley of Bad Religion comes on the show to talk about bass player jokes and this pesky virus that’s going around.

Founding member and bass player for Bad Religion, Jay Bentley talks to Elliott Childs about keeping the L.A punk band going for 40 years.

In honour of Bad Religion playing the Psycho Las Vegas Fest, Jay Bentley from Bad Religion is on the show! Tune in as Jay & Damian discuss finding punk, forming Bad Religion, the birth of Epitaph, leaving before the Unknown & coming back! WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR? LISTEN! Also Touched On: Raw Power Fanzine  DIY? Are you High? What else was there 12,000 kids vs. Jay and Greg Going to LA to see shows The Stains and the car through the wall Mad Society the SUPER little kids “Well fuck this, we’re going to make our own.” The Circle Jerks like your tape “We are already on the radio?!?” Rodney On The ROQ Buying the Dickies and the Germs record store Making the first 7” making the first lp Smoke 7 comp Experimenting right into drugs Joining Wasted Youth The Clubs stop letting punk happen Citadel: Proto glam Do you be in the Circle Jerks? And winding up back in Bad Religion Into the Unknown and back & MUCH, MUCH MORE!!! BROUGHT TO YOU BE VANS

Welcome everyone to This Was The Scene, the podcast that takes a look back at the late 90s / early 2000 Nj Jersey Punk scene, I am your host, Mike Doyle. Brian Molloy cut his teeth in the punk scene before Green Day and the Offspring took the stage and opened the world’s eyes to what was happening outside of MTV. He created a zine in the late 90s that wasn’t focussed on band reviews, or show reviews or root beer reviews (shot out to annoyance zine) Instead, he created short stories with a punk rock tone in hidden in the background and called it Just in time for nothing. I remember buying copies of his zine at shows and wanted to get his take on the scene back then. I asked him if he’d be down to talk about it and he said “Certainly!” In this interview we discuss: Yabo’s room in Gleaming the Cube The Descendants His conversation with Jay Bentley from Bad Religion His famous photo of him holding the Ernie Doll on the back of Green Day’s Dookie Hardcore band Uprise How he started his zine DJing shows in the city I try to talk him into finally publishing a book And a ton more Before we begin, I’d like to talk about liquid alcohol that’s yummy. This week’s episode sponsored by Southern Tier Distilling Company. Just when you thought Southern Tier had cornered the market on world class brew, the founder, Phin DeMink, has turned his sights to art of distilling. Founded in 2015 and production starting the summer of 2016, Southern Tier Distilling Company broke onto the scene in western NY! Building on 300+ years of western NY spirit production, STDC puts that heritage into every bottle. Now, expanding their market to NJ, DE and Ohio, more of us can enjoy these premium spirits such as STDC’s Straight Bourbon, Silver Medal Award winning Vodka, Smoked Bourbon and their 2XHopped Whiskey (a whiskey distilled from their gold medal winning 2XIPA) In addition to their spirits, also available are STDC’s premium canned cocktails! Soon to hit the market are the Gin & Tonic with elderflower & cucumber, the Bourbon Smash with ginger, mint and lime and the Vodka Madras with cranberry, orange and camomile. Great for camping, the beach, tailgating and the golf course. Great things on the horizon for all things Southern Tier!  Check out Southern Tier Distilling at www.stdcspirits.com and follow Rob at southern_tier_nj Southern Tier, Why the hell not? This episode is also brought to you by my new book I’ll eventually like kids when they’re adults. This is a collection of comics I’ve drawn daily on my instagram account. You can find me on Instagram by searching for @yourdailybred. Here’s one of my 5-star reviews - "Still great even if you’re a parent who loves your kids. Hilarity and relatable life observations. Come to think of it, if Seinfeld had a daily Instagram comic, it might be this" As always, thank you to the people who’ve donated to the podcast. If you’d like to do so just go to thiswasthescene.com and send whatever you’d like. It helps me with the $20/month to keep this thing live. I’m still in the process of designing shirts to sell to help keep this thing alive so keep checking the this was the scene facebook page for updates. Also, I’ve added a limited number of stickers to the merchandise. Feel free to subscribe, leave a review and share this with anyone who would love some nostalgia. With that said, let's get started.  

Editor Ricky Frankel interviews Spike Slawson of Me First And The Gimme Gimmes, Uke-Hunt and The Revolts about the new Me First record, Punk Rock Bowling, TMZ, Jay Bentley on bass and more.

Serie de Estudios ''Romanos'' . .

Serie de Estudios ''Romanos''. .

Serie de Estudios ''Romanos'' . .

Serie de Romanos por Jay Bentley . . .. .

This interview was originally published on Amp Magazine.com Damian talks with Jay Bentley about his new infant and his older children. They talk childhood heroes, and Bad Religion's newest album's recording process compares to Suffer, The Grey Race and No Control! All of that and MORE!

Todd Stiefel and guest co-host, Scott Burdick, interview Bad Religion lead vocalist, Greg Graffin, and bassist, Jay Bentley backstage at the Reason Rally.