Recipe for Hate

Recipe for Hate is the seventh studio album by the punk band Bad Religion. It was released in 1993 and was her last album before the change of Epitaph Records to Atlantic Records. Musically, the album continued the experiments from the previous generator and includes folk and country elements in songs like Man With a Mission and Struck a Nerve. Struck a Nerve contains a guest appearance by Johnette Napolitano of Concrete Blonde. Moreover, had Eddie Vedder of Pearl Jam at American Jesus and Watch It Die with.

Content deal which - as usual at Bad Religion - socially critical songs, among others, alcoholism, abortion and homelessness. In a fan poll its song on the album American Jesus was chosen of all time the best Bad Religion song.

Title list

Outcouplings

As singles the songs American Jesus Struck a Nerve and were released. On both videos were shot that were sent, among others, on MTV. None of the songs reached the charts.

Particularity

  • The texts of stealth were cut together from the State of the Union Address in 1992 by George Bush.

Swell

Greg Graffin Brett Gurewitz • • • Jay Bentley Greg Hetson • Brian Baker • Brooks Wackerman

Jay Ziskrout • Paul Dedona • Davy Goldman • Pete Finestone • Tim Gallegos • Bobby Schayer

How Could Hell Be Any Worse? (1982 ) • Into the Unknown ( 1983) • Suffer (1988 ) • No Control (1989 ) • Against the Grain (1990 ) • Generator (1992 ) • Recipe for Hate (1993 ) • Stranger Than Fiction ( 1994) • The Gray Race ( 1996) • No Substance (1998) • ​​The New America ( 2000) • The Process of Belief (2002) • The Empire Strikes First ( 2004) • New Maps of Hell ( 2007) • The Dissent of Man ( 2010) • True North (2013 )

Bad Religion • Back to the Known

  • Bad Religion album
  • Album ( Punk)
  • Album 1993
Record label Compact Disc Digital Audio Genre Generator (Bad Religion album) Stranger than Fiction (Bad Religion album) Folk music Country music Brian Baker (musician) Suffer (album) No Control (Bad Religion album) The Gray Race True North (album)
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