Bad Religion - Recipe For Hate [Orange & Black Marbled Vinyl]
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Released in 1993, Bad Religion's Recipe for Hate marks a pivotal moment in the band's evolution, blending their fast-paced melodic hardcore roots with more polished and experimental elements. This striking orange and black marbled vinyl pressing brings new life to one of the Bad Religion's most ambitious records, which helped bridge their underground punk credibility with wider mainstream recognition. Musically, Recipe for Hate delivers a mix of socially charged lyrics and memorable hooks, pairing punk energy with melodic sophistication. Standout tracks include the anthemic "American Jesus," one of their most recognizable songs, the politically sharp "Man with a Mission," and the contemplative "Struck a Nerve," which features backing vocals by Concrete Blonde's Johnette Napolitano. Tracks like "Kerosene" and the title cut, "Recipe for Hate," further showcase the band's ability to balance aggression with thoughtful songwriting. This edition offers a bold, full-bodied sound that enhances the layered guitar work and harmonized vocals. Housed in a quality jacket with the original artwork, the marbled vinyl adds visual appeal, making it a standout piece for both long-time fans and budding fans alike. A special pressing for the album's 30th Anniversary.
A bold and influential record, Recipe for Hate remains essential for those into politically charged punk and collectors seeking unique colored vinyl editions. * The Spotify track list may not exactly represent the tracks and audio of this LP edition. |
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