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Bad Religion - The Process of Belief LP

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Bad Religion's 12th album from 2002 is comparable to their Generator and Hate albums from the early 90s.

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1 Supersonic
2 Prove It
3 Can't Stop It
4 Broken
5 Destined for Nothing
6 Materialist
7 Kyoto Now!
8 Sorrow
9 Epiphany
10 Evangeline
11 Defense
12 Lie
13 You Don't Belong
14 Bored and Extremely Dangerous

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