Bad Religion - Suffer [Black Vinyl LP]

Released in 1988, Bad Religion's Suffer is widely regarded as one of the most influential punk albums of all time. This black vinyl pressing preserves the raw energy and sharp political commentary that helped redefine melodic hardcore and inspire an entire generation of punk bands. Its concise, fast-paced songwriting set the blueprint for modern skate punk and Southern California punk rock.

Musically, Suffer is a relentless and urgent collection of songs driven by rapid-fire guitar riffs and socially aware lyrics. Standout tracks include the biting "Do What You Want," the anthemic and reflective "You Are (The Government)," and the classic "Suffer," which captures the album's raw intensity and unfiltered message. Other highlights like "1000 More Fools" and "Land of Competition" showcase the band's signature balance of aggression and melody.

This standard weight vinyl pressing delivers the punchy, live-like sound the album is known for, emphasizing its high-speed drumming and layered vocal harmonies. Housed in a jacket featuring the iconic original cover art, it's a classic addition for punk collectors and anyone looking to own a foundational album in melodic hardcore history.

• Format: Black Vinyl LP
• Standout tracks: "Do What You Want," "You Are (The Government)," "Suffer"
• Pressing details: Standard weight vinyl, original artwork jacket, true to 1988 recording
• Genre/style: Punk Rock, Melodic Hardcore, Hardcore Punk, Skate Punk
• UPC: 045778640416

A cornerstone of modern punk, Suffer remains an essential for fans of high-energy, socially charged music that continues to influence the genre decades later.

* The Spotify track list may not exactly represent the tracks and audio of this LP edition.

Track List:

Side A:

1. You Are (The Government)
2. 1000 More Fools
3. How Much Is Enough?
4. When?
5. Give You Nothing
6. Land Of Competition
7. Forbidden Beat
8. Best For You

Side B:

1. Suffer
2. Delirium Of Disorder
3. Part II (The Numbers Game)
4. What Can You Do?
5. Do What You Want
6. Part IV (The Index Fossil)
7. Pessimistic Lines