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Bad Religion True North Mp3, Flac, Wma Bad Religion True North mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: True North Country: US Released: 2013 Style: Punk MP3 version RAR size: 1568 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1864 mb WMA version RAR size: 1858 mb Rating: 4.4 Votes: 705 Other Formats: AAC APE MOD VOC AUD AHX DMF Tracklist LP-A1 True North LP-A2 Past Is Dead LP-A3 Robin Hood In Reverse LP-A4 Land Of Endless Greed LP-A5 Fuck You LP-A6 Dharma And The Bomb LP-A7 Hello Cruel World LP-B1 Vanity LP-B2 In Their Hearts Is Right LP-B3 Crisis Time LP-B4 Dept. Of False Hope LP-B5 Nothing To Dismay LP-B6 Popular Consensus LP-B7 My Head Is Full Of Ghosts LP-B8 The Island LP-B9 Changing Tide CD-1 True North 1:56 CD-2 Past Is Dead 2:39 CD-3 Robin Hood In Reverse 2:53 CD-4 Land Of Endless Greed 1:53 CD-5 Fuck You 2:14 CD-6 Dharma And The Bomb 2:00 CD-7 Hello Cruel World 3:50 CD-8 Vanity 1:02 CD-9 In Their Hearts Is Right 1:59 CD-10 Crisis Time 2:39 CD-11 Dept. Of False Hope 2:40 CD-12 Nothing To Dismay 2:07 CD-13 Popular Consensus 1:53 CD-14 My Head Is Full Of Ghosts 1:46 CD-15 The Island 1:28 CD-16 Changing Tide 2:18 Companies, etc. Copyright (c) – Epitaph Records Phonographic Copyright (p) – Epitaph Records Published By – Polypterus Music Published By – Warner/Chappell Music Published By – Fig Music Recorded At – Joe's House Of Compression Mixed At – Joe's House Of Compression Mastered At – Gateway Mastering Pressed By – Record Industry – 94596 Credits Art Direction – Fred Hildago Bass – Jay Bentley Design – Fred Hildago Drums – Brooks Wackerman Engineer [Assistant] – Jun Murakawa Guitar – Brett Gurewitz, Brian Baker, Greg Hetson Mastered By – Bob Ludwig Mixed By – Brett Gurewitz, Joe Barresi Producer – Brett Gurewitz, Greg Graffin, Evil Joe Barresi* Recorded By – Evil Joe Barresi* Technician [Drums] – Mike Fasano Technician [Guitar] – Geoff Bilson Vocals – Greg Graffin Vocals [Oozin' Aahs] – Brett*, Greg*, Jay* Written-By – Brett Gurewitz, Greg Graffin Notes European pressing limited to 500 copies on 180 gram gray vinyl. Housed in a printed inner sleeve with lyrics and credits, comes with a free CD of the entire album. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 8 714092 722819 Matrix / Runout (Side A): 94596-1A 7228-1 Matrix / Runout (Side B): 94596-1B 7228-1 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year 7228-2 Bad Religion True North (CD, Album) Epitaph 7228-2 Europe 2013 True North (LP, Album, 87228-1 Bad Religion Epitaph 87228-1 US 2013 Ltd, Red + CD, Album) True North (CD, Album, 87228-2P Bad Religion Epitaph 87228-2P US 2012 Promo) True North (CD, Album, EPIT 7228-2A Bad Religion Epitaph EPIT 7228-2A Europe 2012 Promo) 87228-1 Bad Religion True North (LP, Album) Epitaph 87228-1 US Unknown Related Music albums to True North by Bad Religion The True Endless - 1888 From Hell Twila Paris - True North Beltway 8 - Yo Hood My Hood (Eighted & Chopped) T Bone Burnett - The True False Identity Break Down A Venue - My True North Los Pekenikes - Robin Hood T-Bone Burnett - The True False Identiy Leslie Pintchik - True North Anchors & Hearts - Based On True Stories True North / Reactionary 3 - True North / Reactionary 3.
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