Category: Greg Graffin

Articles, Blog Post, Duane Peters, Fish Tank, Flyers & Posters, Greg Graffin, Interviews, Music Videos, Photos, Pod Cast, Promotions, Punk Politics, Reviews1 Comment

Link Card

C Fish

If you wanna follow what we’re doing all over the internet, follow these links. https://twitter.com/punxsolidarity?t=ow_j1j485BFh4MmL96S6kg&s=09 https://youtube.com/channel/UCdUOh7R5Rvv5zGFbTnZDP6Q https://vm.tiktok.com/TTPdkVT2A1/ https://www.facebook.com/citizen.fish.9 https://www.instagram.com/punxinsolidarity/ https://www.facebook.com/punxinsolidarity/ https://www.facebook.com/shadesoftruth21/ https://www.reddit.com/u/C-Fish1983?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share https://youtube.com/channel/UCGx7vUEwxzPohtR5yqANKjQ Crisis intervention info to go along with Psych Revolution podcast Continue reading Link Card

Articles, Blog Post, Greg Graffin1 Comment

Fast Food and the Music Industry by Greg Graffin

C Fish

Fast Food and the Music Industry Since I am known as a person who usually sings about serious issues, I figured I had better keep things very serious here today. I’d like to begin by relating a story to you about…Arbey’s Roast Beef. I like fast food, I think it is a good product and a great invention. Last week I was standing in line looking over the simple menu and I decided I would get the #1 value meal. Then I realized my craving for lots of fries and I said “Can I have a large fries with that … Continue reading Fast Food and the Music Industry by Greg Graffin

Articles, Blog Post, Greg GraffinLeave a comment

Web-Surdites by Greg Graffin

Rest In P.I.S.

Web-Surdities The world-wide web is growing so exponentially fast that problems are arising and no one seems to notice them. This column will be a reality-check for those who have lost their sense of what it means to be human, and therefore have a twisted view of reality, because they spend far too much time on the world-wide web. Hopefully, my opinions will provoke some fruitful discussion. Recently, I read an article in the paper that related the growing trend of “Digital Demonstrators” (Wall Street Journal, Dec. 3, 1998). It said that “virtual marches” could be an effective way to … Continue reading Web-Surdites by Greg Graffin

Articles, Blog Post, Greg GraffinLeave a comment

A Punk Synopsis by Greg Graffin

Rest In P.I.S.

A Punk Synopsis About two weeks ago I received a letter from a punker who said he used to be a fan of Bad Religion. Used to be, that is, until we let him down by releasing our last two albums which didn’t fit his definition of punk. There weren’t any songs against the establishment, he claimed (which isn’t true by the way), so how can you call it Bad Religion? Indeed how can you guys call yourself punk? He went on to imply that we don’t know anything about what punk is because we are so out of it. … Continue reading A Punk Synopsis by Greg Graffin

Articles, Blog Post, Greg GraffinLeave a comment

A Comment on Responsible voting by Greg Graffin

Rest In P.I.S.

A Comment on Responsible Voting Voting is a privilege. As such it requires responsibility. Irresponsibility when coupled with licence can lead to social tragedy. If one is to feel good about his or her vote, it is necessary to have an agenda to use as justification, and also to adhere to some sort of ideological protocol for casting a particular vote. Too often in the past, our generation has voted and formed opinion based on self-serving interests. I know what is good for me, and I don’t really care about what is good for others, I will vote for the … Continue reading A Comment on Responsible voting by Greg Graffin

Articles, Blog Post, Greg Graffin3 Comments

Punk Manifesto by Greg Graffin

Rest In P.I.S.

Punk Manifesto I have never owned a record label, nor directed a successful merchandise company, so I don’t pretend to be an expert on marketing. I have evolved through my craft as a songwriter, but others have labeled it and marketed it and made it neat for consumption. Although I have made money from Punk, it is a modest amount when one considers the bounty that has been bestowed on the companies that promote Punk as some sort of a product to be ingested. It has always been my way to de-value the fashionable, light-hearted, impulsive traits that people associate … Continue reading Punk Manifesto by Greg Graffin