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	Greg's Religion- Greg Hetson (guitar: 1983-)
		In 1995, Greg was forced to choose one band or the other as up 'til then he'd been playing in both (the busy schedule of playing in both meant he could only be in one).
		But now Greg has been able to rejoin C.J. and is still able to put full attention to BR at the same time.
		Greg H owns a small independant label, which is still on the coming.
	www.gregsreligion.homestead.com /greghetson.html (458 words)

	themusicedge.com :: Bad Religion: Greg Hetson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		With the addition of Greg Hetson on guitar, Bad Religion's sound was fully rounded out into the melodic buzz saw attack, a signature sound they have become famous for.
		Hetson always wanted to play guitar, but he was never in school band.
		Hetson began, as many do, by taking guitar lessons, learning the basics and hoping that one day, he would be playing in a band of his own.
	themusicedge.com /moxie/news/featartist/bad-religions-greg-hetson.shtml (1753 words)

	www.bad-religion.net - GREG HETSON
		Greg Hetson-135 viewsGreg Hetson in Calgary on November 3rd.
		Ben And GREG FUCKIN' HETSON-241 viewsThis was outside of the glass house in Pasadena, CA.
		Greg Hetson and with cutie daughter Violet-322 viewsPhoto By : Jeanne Rice
	www.bad-religion.net /fotogallery/thumbnails.php?album=8 (237 words)

	Punknews.org \| Greg Hetson's guitar is stolen in Saskatoon
		Greg Hetson, of the Circle Jerks, Bad Religion and others, became the most recent victim of theft during Bad Religion's stop in Saskatoon.
		Greg Graffin had his webcam stolen in Saskatoon.
		Greg was trying to pick up a 20 year old tonight...
	www.punknews.org /article/20298 (1904 words)

	Bad Religion Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Greg Graffin vocals Greg Hetson guitar Brett Gurewitz guitar Brian Baker guitar Jay Bentley bass Brooks Wackerman drums The music has the furious beat and driving buzz saw guitars of classic punk rock, but when a vocal chorus cuts in, it is surprisingly harmonious and emotionally evocative, reminiscent of The Beatles or The Everly Brothers.
		Gurewitz eventually left the band and was replaced by Greg Hetson from speed punk pioneers, the Circle Jerks.
		When Hetson couldn’t make a show one night, the band asked Gurewitz to fill in and he was soon back in the line up, playing alongside Hetson.
	www.angelfire.com /punk4/tbop/bio_badreligion.html (1191 words)

	Crille's Bad Religion Page-About Bad Religion (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		He laid down a guitar solo and helped out with the recording, and soon after he was a full-fledged member, playing live with the band (so even though he didn't play on either recording from their "original line-up" period, he's considered to be part of the original band).
		Then, in 1984, Greg moved back to LA and he and Greg Hetson restarted the band.
		Although Greg's two original songwriting partners (Brett, the original guitarist, and Jay, the original bassist) were missing, it was still a reuinion of sorts and a return to straightforward punk rock (although a bit slower than their old music).
	hem.passagen.se /config/info.html (590 words)

	RAMONES INTERVIEW WITH BAD RELIGION
		Greg Hetson: It was one of the first punk rock bands in the world, so very big influence, one of our favourite bands of our time.
		Greg Hetson: I think that at the time they started they made two and a half minutes long songs.
		Greg Hetson: It's always fun, it's good to watch the drunk people ((My = Jari-Pekka's comment) People in Finland drink lot of alcohol, it's just so great, drugs like heroin, LSD are shit.
	www.kauhajoki.fi /~jplaitio/inter/badreli.html (455 words)

	Greg Graffin - Biography - AOL Music
		Bad Religion frontman Greg Graffin single-handedly nullifies the perception that some have about punk rock being an ignorant form of music for youngsters: he has an master's degree in geology and a Ph.D. in biology.
		The mid-'80s saw further lineup fluctuation, as Graffin was the only original member left for a spell; Gurewitz had to briefly retreat from the band to sort out some "personal problems." Former Circle Jerks guitarist Greg Hetson helped bolster the lineup around this time, and remained on board when Gurewitz returned.
		Get Greg Graffin biography information, download, listen and watch Greg Graffin music, mp3's, song lyrics, music videos, Internet radio, live performances, concerts, and use the music search function to find information on other new and established recording artists.
	music.aol.com /artist/greg-graffin/81436/biography (589 words)

	Bad Religion - Live At The Palladium
		No angle is left uncovered, and band members Greg Graffin, Brett Gurewitz, Jay Bentley, Greg Hetson, Brian Baker, and Brooks Wackerman are profiled up close and personal.
		The audience is the seventh member of the band, moshing, slamming, and shouting during the performance, elevating the performance to a stratospheric level.
		The package should also be notedthe disc comes in a unique folding (cardboard?) case, with a booklet insert loaded with photos and a few liner notes.
	www.dvdmaniacs.net /Reviews/A-D/bad_religion_live.html (1082 words)

	Greg Graffin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Gregory Walter Graffin (born November 6, 1964 in Racine, Wisconsin), better known as Greg Graffin, is the vocalist and co-founder of the punk rock band Bad Religion.
		The album was a comeback for Bad Religion as well as a watershed for the Southern California punk sound popularized by their label Epitaph Records, which is owned by guitarist Brett Gurewitz.
		Greg Graffin currently resides in Lansing (town), New York with his son Graham, daughter Ella, and his girlfriend.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Greg_Graffin (523 words)

	SuicideGirls > News > Music > Greg Hetson of Bad Religion Launches Black President
		Greg Hetson of Bad Religion has launched his new project, Black President.
		Included in the lineup are Greg Hetson, Jason Christopher, Wade Youman (Unwritten Law), Christian Black (Dee Dee Ramone) and Charlie Paulson (Goldfinger).
		Looks like this has been in the works since early June, 2005, and it seems as though they used to be called “Shithead.” Either way, I’m sure some kickass music, wild times, and political craziness is around the corner.
	suicidegirls.com /news/music/19015 (830 words)

	Walmart.com - Music Downloads (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Their first incarnation comprised Greg Graffin (vocals), Brett Gurewitz (guitar), Jay Lishrout (drums) and Jay Bentley (bass), with the name originating from their mutual distaste for organized religion.
		In 1984 there were more changes and Graffin was soon the only surviving member from the previous year, with Greg Hetson and Tim Gallegos taking over guitar and bass, and Pete Finestone returning on drums, while Gurewitz took time out to conquer his drink and drug problems.
		The Gray Race, recorded by a line-up comprising Graffin, Hetson, Bentley, Brian Baker (guitar), and Bobby Schayer (drums), was an assured release that addressed famine, world disorder and politics.
	www.walmart.com /swap/LoadArtistBio.do?artistId=786 (437 words)

	Greg Hetson - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		He recently formed a new band called Black President.
		In 1988, Hetson was forced to choose between The Circle Jerks and Bad Religion.
		Hetson formed a supergroup band called Black President, consisting of Charlie Paulson (from Goldfinger), Jason Christopher, Wade Youman (both from Unwritten Law) and Christian Black (from Dee Dee Ramone).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Greg_Hetson (404 words)

	Bad Religion FANPage [English]
		The lineup was Greg Graffin (vocals), Brett Gurewitz (aka Mr.
		Greg Graffin (vocals and harmonies), Pete Finestone (drums) Mr.
		This EP is also known as "The Slow Record" (although compared to Into the Unknown, and later albums like Recipe For Hate, it doesn't sound so slow...)At this time, the lineup was Greg Graffin (vocals), Greg Hetson (guitars), Tim Gallegos (bass), and Pete Finestone (drums).
	www.cjschnabel.de /cobra/badstory.htm (665 words)

	Greg's Religion- Band History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		He properly joined in 1983 and wrote the entire Into The Unknown album with Greg G which caused the breakup between '83 and '87 because it wasn't Punk and didn't do too well with BR listeners.
		Greg Hetson wrote linear notes for the booklet.
		Then Pete left due to personal problems with Brett and, with new drummer, Bobby Schayer on board, the boys recorded the Generator LP in 1992, the title track being one of Brett's most praised writing acheivements.
	www.gregsreligion.homestead.com /story.html (811 words)

	The Wave Magazine - The Bay Area's Best Entertainment Magazine... Ever.
		Legendary punk guitarist Greg Hetson reveals the importance of Group Sex.
		Celebrating the re-release of the Circle Jerks’ first two seminal albums on his fledgling Porterhouse label, Greg spoke with us about music, going wild in the street and cultivating the perfect New Wave image.
		Greg Hetson: I just started a new label, Porterhouse, to get those early Circle Jerks records out.
	www.thewavemag.com /printarticle.php?articleid=23024 (920 words)

	Bad Religion - Music Downloads - Online
		Between their 1982 debut and their first major-label record, 1993's Recipe for Hate, Bad Religion stayed vital in the hardcore community by tightening their musical execution and keeping their lyrics complex and righteously angry.
		Bad Religion formed in the northern suburbs of Los Angeles in 1980, comprising guitarist Brett Gurewitz, vocalist Greg Graffin, bassist Jay Bentley, and drummer Jay Ziskrout.
		In addition to Graffin, the 1984 incarnation of the band featured former Circle Jerks guitarist Greg Hetson, bassist Tim Gallegos, and returning drummer Pete Finestone.
	musicstore.connect.com /artist/100/434/2/1004342.html (707 words)

	Interview with Greg Graffin of Bad Religion (NY Rock)
		Bad Religion, the role models for many second generation punk bands such as Green Day and Offspring, have cultivated over 18 years worth of poignant lyrics and fast, melodic punk – and they’re still in their early 30s.
		Upon the heels of their latest release No Substance (due out May 5, 1998), Bad Religion is gearing up to headline this summer’s Warped Tour.
		In addition, singer/songwriter Greg Graffin is working on his Ph.D. in Paleoanthropology, which has become “a long term project, due to the fact that [he’s] pretty busy with the band.” Previously, Graffin taught Evolutionary History at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, where he currently resides.
	www.nyrock.com /interviews/badreligion.htm (1149 words)

	Welcome to the RHFC!! The Roger Howarth Fan Club for over 6 years!!
		Greg Hetson" in episode: "That Was Then" (episode # 6.16) 26 March 2003
		Greg Hetson" in episode: "The Impostors" (episode # 6.5) 23 October 2002
		Greg Hetson" in episode: "The Importance of Being Earnest" (episode # 6.3) 9 October 2002
	www.geocities.com /therhfc/index.html (809 words)

	UniverCity Interview with
		Today the group singer/songwriter Greg Graffin, guitarists Greg Hetson and Brian Baker (formerly of Minor Threat who replaced founder Brett Gurewitz), bassist Jay Bentley, and drummer Bobby Schayer-are still going strong despite the usual band ups-and-downs.
		I had the chance to speak with guitarist Greg Hetson over the phone this past spring, prior to the group's status as headliners of this summer's Warped Tour with other acts Rancid, NOFX, and X. Hetson discussed about the new album and on the group's durability after all these years.
		I think the cool thing about it was we kind of went back and listened to a lot of our old influences in the last couple of years.
	www.univercity.com /badreligion.html (1143 words)

	Epitaph Records
		Clearly condemning the Bush administration's doctrine of preemptive war, and questioning religion's increasing and ever-frightening role in American politics, Bad Religion's message proves to be more salient today than ever before and it's conveyed with the fierce musical attack that has helped define the band, and the genre, for two decades.
		The group's wall of guitars -- courtesy of Gurewitz, Greg Hetson and Brian Baker -- roar feverishly, driving vibrant, melodic anthems throughout the disc with the rhythmic virtuosity of Brooks Wackerman and co-founding bassist Jay Bentley pouring the musical foundation.
		By 1987, with guitarist Greg Hetson of the iconic Circle Jerks in the fold, Bad Religion crafted the epic Suffer, which is often credited for revitalizing the punk movement and ushering it into the 1990s.
	www.epitaph.com /artists/artist/5 (1089 words)

	Against the Grain - Bad Religion - Music Reviews
		The third in a flurry of releases that followed Bad Religion's 1988 reunion, Against the Grain found the band's edge honed sharper than it had been in years.
		Increased clarity between mouthpiece Greg Graffin, guitarists Brett Gurewitz and Greg Hetson, and...
		Increased clarity between mouthpiece Greg Graffin, guitarists Brett Gurewitz and Greg Hetson, and the rhythm section of Jay Bentley and Pete Finestone increases the inherent melodic tension and amplifies Graffin's righteous lyrical anger.
	www.mp3.com /albums/970/reviews.html (673 words)

	Golden Shower of Hits - The Circle Jerks - Song Listings
		Obnoxious humor (Keith Morris' vocals, the album cover), disjointed guitars courtesy of Greg Hetson, and sloppy yet excited rhythm work (bassist Roger Rogerson and drummer...
		Obnoxious humor (Keith Morris' vocals, the album cover), disjointed guitars courtesy of Greg Hetson, and sloppy yet excited rhythm work (bassist Roger Rogerson and drummer John Ingram) all add up to perhaps the ultimate punk rock party.
		The band never excelled in subtlety, as evidenced in the song titles "When the Shit Hits the Fan" and "Parade of the Horribles," but the Jerks were one of the first bands to play lightning fast, yet still memorable punk (the 41-second classic "In Your Eyes").
	www.mp3.com /albums/3316/summary.html (448 words)

	Bad Religion
		Guitarist Greg Hetson says Baker fit in perfectly.
		It also didn't take Hetson and Baker long to get their rhythm down together.
		He was an original member of the Circle Jerks, and from about 1984 to 1990, he juggled time playing in both the Circle Jerks and Bad Religion.
	www.pauseandplay.com /badreligion.htm (459 words)

	Bad Religion News
		Bad Religion guitarist Greg Hetson is in a new band called the Black President.
		In a few hours, Greg Graffin will be singing about human suffering and redemption in front of thousands of frenzied punk rock fans at the Nokia Theater Times Square, but right now he's in the American Museum of...
		Bad Religion singer Greg Graffin had obviously been briefed on at least one local issue when the veteran Southern California punk band played the Ottawa Civic Centre last week.
	www.topix.net /who/bad-religion (670 words)

	Amazon.com: Bad Religion - Along the Way: DVD: Greg Graffin,Brett Gurewitz,Greg Hetson,Jay Bentley,Peter Finestone (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Interspersing low-definition video footage from multiple dates (often within the same song, thus explaining lead vocalist Greg Graffin's many changes of shirts), Along the Way showcases the then-10-year-old, ever-changing group at a creative peak and featuring at least three original members.
		OK I'm a 30 year old Bad Religion fan, and can relate to Greg's interview when he talks about the older crowd at the shows.
		Greg Graffin as Himself, Brett Gurewitz as Himself, Greg Hetson as Himself, Jay Bentley as Himself, Peter Finestone as Himself, Greg Graffin as Himself, Brett Gurewitz as Himself, Greg Hetson as Himself, Jay Bentley as Himself, Peter Finestone as Himself...
	www.amazon.com /Bad-Religion-Along-Greg-Graffin/dp/B0001GH736 (1381 words)

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