The delicious irony of a band called Bad Religion writing a song that truly touches something deep and human inside and makes you feel in touch with all humanity and dare I say it, something like God. One of the most beautiful songs ever written, and I listen to it almost every day. LOUD!
Not believing in god doesn't make you numb to the illuminous or transcended. (Such as the effect one gets from looking art, or listening to music) it just means that people who don't believe in god can appreciate the immense awe and inspiring emotion without having to attach superstition to it.
The real Irony is that the members of this punk rock band also have full-time jobs and grown-up responsibilities. Bad Religion define Punk music by taking it way beyond teenage angst, they are the grown-ups of punk!
Father, can you hear me? How have I let you down? I curse the day that I was born And all the sorrow in this world Let me take you to the herding ground Where all good men are trampled down Just to settle a bet that could not be won Between the prideful father and his son Won't you guide me now? For I can't see A reason for the suffering and this long misery What if every living soul could be upright and strong? Well, then I do imagine There will be (Sorrow) Yeah, there will be (Sorrow) And there will be sorrow no more When all soldiers lay their weapons down Or when all kings and all queens relinquish their crowns Or when the only true Messiah rescues us from ourselves It's easy to imagine There will be (Sorrow) Yeah, there will be (Sorrow) And there will be sorrow no more There will be (Sorrow) Yeah, there will be (Sorrow) And there will be sorrow no more Yeah, there will be (Sorrow) Yeah, there will be (Sorrow) And there will be sorrow no more
so many good bands I only found out about from watching conan in the early 2000's,back when he came on after leno, whose musical guests were usually like nelly fertado and ashanti.
I was a college "kid" at the time, but I remember this, too. I'd missed out on Bad Religion from The Gray Race to this album, having become completely enamored with prog rock and missing out on the punk of the late 90s. This performance is what got me back into Bad Religion, and soon after, punk in general. (Though I do admit to still loving prog, as well.)
It’s wild how ancient this footage looks. I remember this album coming out.
I know right?! I bought it the day it came out, can't believe it's been 22 years already.
I know right? I was in college. Now im some middle aged guy with skin problems and hearing problems. Life is flying by
it's the "imagine" from punk rock for me
The delicious irony of a band called Bad Religion writing a song that truly touches something deep and human inside and makes you feel in touch with all humanity and dare I say it, something like God. One of the most beautiful songs ever written, and I listen to it almost every day. LOUD!
Not believing in god doesn't make you numb to the illuminous or transcended. (Such as the effect one gets from looking art, or listening to music) it just means that people who don't believe in god can appreciate the immense awe and inspiring emotion without having to attach superstition to it.
@@syphonfilter9897 they sing a lot about god, I do not believe Graffin doesn't believe in god
The real Irony is that the members of this punk rock band also have full-time jobs and grown-up responsibilities. Bad Religion define Punk music by taking it way beyond teenage angst, they are the grown-ups of punk!
thank you!! I wish more people would notice this
@@santiagoferrari1973 no one cares what you believe, listen to American Jesus for an accurate portrayal of Gregs beliefs.
If every living soul could just hear this song…. then I do imagine there will be sorrow no more
Beyond naïveté
One of the greatest songs ever written...it describes the human condition and the state of the world perfectly
This song is just so perfect.
simple perfect
@@czarnypiotrus6975 yeah PURE PERFECTION
Here here, one of my favorite songs of all time.
What a drummer...
Its brooks wackerman. Hes in avenged sevenfold now
He’s insanely good, better than Josh Freese even I think.
I was thinking the same thing-dude is a human metronome
@@galleryofrogues Check out Brooks' brother Chad Wackerman.
Agree. Wackermann was a machine. His energy overwhelms me every single time
I remember staying up late that night just to catch this performance 😊
Father, can you hear me?
How have I let you down?
I curse the day that I was born
And all the sorrow in this world
Let me take you to the herding ground
Where all good men are trampled down
Just to settle a bet that could not be won
Between the prideful father and his son
Won't you guide me now? For I can't see
A reason for the suffering and this long misery
What if every living soul could be upright and strong?
Well, then I do imagine
There will be (Sorrow)
Yeah, there will be (Sorrow)
And there will be sorrow no more
When all soldiers lay their weapons down
Or when all kings and all queens relinquish their crowns
Or when the only true Messiah rescues us from ourselves
It's easy to imagine
There will be (Sorrow)
Yeah, there will be (Sorrow)
And there will be sorrow no more
There will be (Sorrow)
Yeah, there will be (Sorrow)
And there will be sorrow no more
Yeah, there will be (Sorrow)
Yeah, there will be (Sorrow)
And there will be sorrow no more
Stage full of legends
Thank you Brooks for skipping out on your book club to be apart of this performance.
To be fair, they all look like geeks 🤣
@@murphymoerf To be fair, they are geeks.
@@jonstrine3144 I always imagine that Jay Bentley is the cool one that the girls like.
Super fun band live. And they have this amazingly fun Irish sound to them. Absolutely love it.
One of my favorite punk rock songs
so many good bands I only found out about from watching conan in the early 2000's,back when he came on after leno, whose musical guests were usually like nelly fertado and ashanti.
Dang they have all 3 guitarists, never seen that before. They must have been stoked to play Conan
My all time favorite BR lineup.
Graffin
Bentley
Hetson
Gurewitz
Baker
Wackerman
1:49 gyuuuun!
I remember watching this live vividly as a kid! So cool
I was a college "kid" at the time, but I remember this, too. I'd missed out on Bad Religion from The Gray Race to this album, having become completely enamored with prog rock and missing out on the punk of the late 90s. This performance is what got me back into Bad Religion, and soon after, punk in general. (Though I do admit to still loving prog, as well.)
Cheers! Love Bad Religion and Coco!
Obligatory “I miss Conan”
The Best song...
This is amazing, thank you for the upload.
Mr. Brett !!
thank u for preserving this, incredible live performance
Fantastic
Amazing Show
notable como suenan en vivo
Yes...im here again !!
Scott, good to see you (virtually) old friend.
the best
Muito, muito foda !!!!!🙌
Perfection
To live is to suffer. What a crazy world we live in.
Well, that hasn’t changed.
Buddha already knew that.
Drummer is a fuckin’ demon 👍
Where all six members performed! A shame Gurewitz had to skip the 2007 appearance, though...
Miss 2006
first time seeing Brooks Wackerman with glasses!
Hey guys!
Mad Caddies great cover
211 like 0 dislike ahahah i love it
Someone ruined it lol its 3 dislikes
Damn Saul Goodman’s a pretty good singer
you mean Mr Smith from the Matrix?
Noice.
Didnt realize Peter Steele played with them.
what do you mean?
......... no more
Srsly why do they need 3 guitarists
Hey look its Ray Romano on guitar! Nope, just Mr. Brett.
Brooks just out from Weezer
Greg looking like a young Joe Biden here
So I guess they did have the mass exposure that would make them not being huge today... unjustifiable?
Jesus would rock to this anthem.
Goddamit, you’re right
God def listens to bad religion
brett needs to play with BR 100% of the time
the drummer is good, dont remember him
Bobby schayer
Lol. It's Brooks Wackerman. Their longest tenured drummer. 02'-15' and 6 albums. It's some of their best music.
This song is great and all but the Acoustic is the true life of this song way better idgaf
Note to Jay: tune your bass for television performances. $50 fine. Someone buy him a tuner.
Great song great band but that solo should not have been left in the hands of gurewitz. It's trash. Brian baker slays it on the AOL live vid tho.
dear greg
arent we / write a song
" insects on a dirt ball "