Back to the Known
Back to the Known was the fourth release of punk band Bad Religion. It was a stylistic step backwards, after their unpopular 1983 LP, Into the Unknown. The band partially reunited in 1984 to produce this short EP. Bassist Paul Dedona did not participate. The EP had only five songs, and was just over ten minutes long. It was originally released in a 7" format, and was released as part of the 1991 compilation '80-'85, and again remastered for the 2004 reissue, How Could Hell Be Any Worse?.
Track Listing
- Yesterday – 2:39
- Frogger – 1:19
- Bad Religion – 2:10
- Along the Way – 1:36
- New Leaf – 2:53
Personnel
Greg Graffin – Vocals and production
Greg Hetson – Guitar
Tim Gallegos – Bass
Pete Finestone – Drums
Brett Gurewitz – Production
| Bad Religion |
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| Greg Graffin | Brett Gurewitz | Jay Bentley | Greg Hetson | Jay Ziskrout* | Peter Finestone* | Bobby Schayer* | Brian Baker | Brooks Wackerman (* = no longer with the band) |
| Discography |
| Studio albums: Bad Religion | Public Service | How Could Hell Be Any Worse? | Into the Unknown | Back to the Known | Suffer | No Control | Against the Grain | Generator | Recipe for Hate | Stranger Than Fiction | The Gray Race | No Substance | The New America | The Process of Belief | The Empire Strikes First |
| Live and compilation albums: '80-'85 | All Ages | Tested | Punk Rock Songs |
| Songs |
| 21st Century (Digital Boy) |
Categories: Bad Religion | Bad Religion albums | 1984 albums