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The Empire Strikes First
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The veteran Southern California hardcore punk band returns with--as you may have guessed from the title--a political-themed disc, complete with carefully-footnoted lyrics.
| LABEL: | Epitaph |
| RELEASE DATE: | 08 June 2004 |
| DISCS: | 1 disc |
| GENRE(S): | Indie, Punk, Rock |
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The average user rating for this album is 8.4 (out of 10) based on 19 User Votes
Note: User votes are NOT included in the Metascore calculation.
Dan gave it a9:
I think i have listened to this cd a dozen times in the past 24 hours and each time i find myself singing along, fist in the air. Let them Eat War is my new favorite Bad religion song.
Anders gave it a9:
A solid, if unspecacular album. There are a bunch of good songs on here, and it's a good listen.
Brian D gave it an8:
Great album but not compared to process of belief, it is a slight let down. Also, I needed more songs like gods love.
[Anonymous] gave it an8:
Bad Religion is one of the few "older" bands that has managed to retain its sound, message, and dignity. Empire is no exception to this statement, though this is by no means their best album.
Bob Bananas gave it a10:
Wonderful!
ketn b gave it a9:
som very good songs... br is back on track.
Sally S gave it a 10:
i am really frightened that they call it gods love.
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