The Process of Belief
Album by Bad Religion
Released	January 22, 2002
Recorded	at Sound City, Los Angeles & Westbeach Recorders, Hollywood, California, 2001
Genre	Punk rock
Length	37:10
Label	Epitaph Records
Producer(s)	Brett Gurewitz and Greg Graffin
Professional reviews
All Music Guide (3/5) link Rate Your Music (4/5) link Rolling Stone (3/5) 2/14/02, p. 65
Bad Religion chronology
The New America (2000) The Process of Belief (2002) Punk Rock Songs (2002)

The Process Of Belief is an album by the punk rock band Bad Religion, released in 2002. This was their first new album on Epitaph Records since 1993s Recipe for Hate (not counting the 1995 compilation album All Ages) and to feature original guitarist Brett Gurewitz since 1994s Stranger Than Fiction. It was also the first Bad Religion album to feature new drummer Brooks Wackerman, replacing Bobby Schayer who suffered a severe shoulder injury which left him unable to drum professionally. The album marked a return to form for Bad Religion, and many have compared it favorably to classics like No Control and Generator. The band scored a radio hit with "Sorrow," and the album yielded many concert favorites like "Kyoto Now!," "Epiphany," and "Supersonic." This work is copyrighted. ... An album is a collection of related audio tracks, released together commercially in an audio format to the public. ... 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Track listing

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. "The Defense"
12. "The Lie"
13. "You Don't Belong"
14. "Bored And Extremely Dangerous"
15. "Shattered Faith" (Japan bonus track)

Kyoto Now! is a student-led movement at colleges and universities across the USA through which students hope to make American universities commit to reducing carbon dioxide emissions. ...

Personnel

• Greg Graffin - vocals
• Brett Gurewitz - guitar
• Brian Baker - guitar
• Greg Hetson - guitar
• Jay Bentley - bass guitar
• Brooks Wackerman - drums

Greg Graffin Dr. Gregory Walter Graffin III (born Saturday, November 6, 1964 in Racine, Wisconsin), better known as Greg Graffin, is the singer and founder of the punk rock band Bad Religion. ... Brett Gurewitz (aka: Mr. ... Brian Baker was one of the founding members of the seminal hardcore punk rock band Minor Threat. ... Greg Hetson, playing guitar at a concert. ... Jay Bentley (born June 6, 1964) is the bassist of Bad Religion. ... Brooks Wackerman (born Tuesday, February 15, 1977) is the newset drummer for Bad Religion and the younger brother of Chad Wackerman (a session drummer who once played with Frank Zappa). ...

External links

• The Process of Belief lyrics