Tested

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Tested is a live album by punk rock band Bad Religion that was recorded live in USA, Canada, Germany, Estonia, Denmark, Italy and Austria in 1996 and released in 1997. The unique thing about his album is the way that it was recorded. Instead of crowd mikes and "mobile studios," the band simply tapped the inputs. This results in a clean and crisp sound that accurately portrays Bad Religion's live sound, though without crowd noise. It also includes three new songs; "Dream Of Unity," "It's Reciprocal," and the title track.

Track listing

"Operation Rescue"
"Punk Rock Song"
"Tomorrow"
"A Walk"
"God Song"
"Pity The Dead"
"One Thousand More Fools"
"Drunk Sincerity"
"Generator"
"Change Of Ideas"
"Portrait Of Authority"
"What It Is"
"Dream Of Unity"
"Sanity"
"American Jesus"
"Do What You Want"
"Part III"
"10 In 2010"
"No Direction"
"Along The Way"
"Recipe For Hate"
"Fuck Armageddon"
"It's Reciprocal"
"Struck A Nerve"
"Leave Mine To Me"
"Tested"
"No Control"

Personnel

Greg Graffin - vocals
Brian Baker - guitar
Greg Hetson - guitar
Jay Bentley - bass guitar
Bobby Schayer - drums

Ronnie Kimball - production

Notes/Trivia

The songs "Tested", "Dream of Unity" and "It's Reciprocal" hadn't been released previously and they were the only ones on the album recorded not live but in studio
The rest of the songs were recorded during concerts in: Berlin (Germany), Rome (Italy), Roskilde (Denmark), Pittsburgh (PA, USA), Loreley (Germany), Melbourne (FL, USA), Toronto (Ontario, Canada), Dortmund (Germany), Detroit (MI, USA), Berlin (Germany), New York (NY, USA), Ithaca (NY, USA), Raleigh (NC, USA), Munich (Germany), Tallinn (Estonia), Baltimore (MD, USA), Vancouver (British Columbia, Canada), Chicago (IL, USA), San Francisco (CA, USA), Jacksonville (FL, USA), Montreal (Quebec, Canada)

Discography
Bad Religion
Greg Graffin \| Brett Gurewitz \| Jay Bentley \| Greg Hetson \| Brian Baker \| Brooks Wackerman
Former members: Jay Ziskrout \| Pete Finestone \| Bobby Schayer
Studio albums: Bad Religion \| Public Service \| How Could Hell Be Any Worse? \| Into the Unknown \| Back to the Known \| Suffer \| No Control \| Against the Grain \| Generator \| Recipe for Hate \| Stranger Than Fiction \| The Gray Race \| No Substance \| The New America \| The Process of Belief \| The Empire Strikes First Live and compilation albums: '80-'85 \| All Ages \| Tested \| Punk Rock Songs Singles: American Jesus \| 21st Century (Digital Boy)

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