Bad Religion – All Ages

My copy is flat and quiet and the vinyl color looks fine. The sound quality is very good to my ears on my system. I would recommend this one.

Agree! Great to have it, but a bit quiet, turn it up!

Hi
My copy contains poster. Does it originaly come with a poster?

This must’ve been repressed very recently-stoked to finally have this in my collection! My copy is a liiitttlle quiet, but it’s a cranker anyway! Lively sound-Buy w/ confidence!

My version has record label added promo stickers for the 2002 release of "the Process of Belief" and the song "Sorrow"

Hi,
are you sure you put the correct sleeve ?
i posted another release (r8237704) which has a different sleeve but vinyl is the same.
i don't know if my and your are 2 different releases or not (in this case maybe you used the sleeve image of the cd version)

Just got a copy that was mis-labeled on side 1 with a sticker for a band called The Humpers, one to check out I guess!

More specifically, this compilation should have been called "The Best of Bad Religion 1982-1992" or "The Epitaph Years", since it contains nothing after "Generator". Perhaps "Recipe for Hate", and the "Bad Religion" and "Back to the Known" EPs were all Epitaph products, but I'm surprised this compilation has nothing from those releases as well. I heard rumors that the reason "All Ages" has nothing from "Recipe for Hate" and "Stranger Than Fiction" is because of the fact that they were Atlantic products and the label owns rights to them, even though "Recipe for Hate" was released on Epitaph first and then Atlantic reissued it. This can explain why "Infected" or "American Jesus" isn't on here. Yes, "All Ages" is a good compilation album, but it would have been nice if they included more classics/awesome songs like "Give You Nothing", "Big Bang", the "Bad Religion" song, "Politics", "Yesterday", "Along the Way" and the studio versions of "Fuck Armageddon...This Is Hell" and "Do What You Want" rather than the live versions - just to name a couple.