The drummer of Bad Religion, Brooks Wackerman sits down with us on Pinkpop. He tells about the various projects he is involved in, the greatest band the world Tenacious D for example. Furthermore he tells something about his own project with his brother. And we actually get to witness an appearantly big event; Greg talks to Brooks!

'Thanks man.. I usually don't see you after the show.'

Brooks talks about his very early steps in music. On the first record he made, he was actually working with Steve Vai. From that point he elaborates on his career from that point. He also talks about his new project with Billy Gould and Munky and ofcourse Bad Religion.

'I think the lyrics are the key, it distinguishes us from other bands.'

We did an interview with Bad Religion bass player Jay Bentley on the Dutch Lowlands festival, August 2005. What kind of memories does Jay Bentley have towards the old Punk Rock attitude, music scene nowadays and playing live for so long already.

"In the rehearsal space I have the same amount of fun as playing live!"

Second part of the Bad Religion interview. Recorded on the Dutch Lowlands festival 2005.

We spoke to Greg Graffin at the Epitaph Headquarters in Amsterdam in 2004. He is about to get his PHD in Evolutionary Biology and we asked him how he combined his studies with being in a punk band:

"Biology is a topic that touches every aspect of social life and Bad Religion is a band that sings about social life and hopefully creates a better social life. So idealogically there's not that much of a contrast."

We spoke to Brian Baker in 1996.

"I tried to stop Slayer from covering four Minor Threat songs... All the money will go to the record company and that pisses me off."

Interview with Brian Baker who just got in the band Bad Religion. He was known from the band Minor Threat. Recorded in 1996.

"Straight Edge was not a lifestyle. It's all personal. I am really willing to talk about it."