think that part of that has to do with my, perhaps my environment, but I think a great deal of it has to do with genetic physical causes. I think the central nervous system of a drug addict and an alcoholic is different from the central nervous system of a non-drug addict/alcoholic. And, in fact, medical studies have been done, they've done research on the spinal cord of drug addicts and alcoholics and they find genetic differences between them so there is some kind of inherited trait. So what I think is that if you can handle it and you can use it, drugs can be good. They can be good to relax the atmosphere at a party, LSD can be very good to expand your mind, you know? I love LSD, I just don't, I just... And I don't think that LSD is an addictive drug personally, but, I had tried to stop taking crack in the past and I tried to stop drinking in the past and say, "OK, I won't drink, I'll just smoke pot" or "I won't take crack, I'll just drink" and whatever the one thing that I decided I would do, I did so much of it to compensate for not doing anything else because that's how I was. I had to stop everything, you know? But, I think that there are people who can handle it, and I think that for the people who can handle it, it's OK. I don't think there's anything wrong with it. I just think that, um, when it comes to the point where the pain of using the things are too great than the pain of not using them, then you have to stop. Tour The following are the tour dates of the European Suffer Tour of 1989, where the footage was filmed. Audio from the show in Bremen was used for the live footage. NOTE: Any date with an asterisk (*) means no footage was filmed there for the documentary, according to the credits. Track listing Personnel Greg Graffin - Vocals Brett Gurewitz - Guitar Jay Bentley - Bass Greg Hetson - Guitar Pete Finestone - Drums Karat Faye - Engineer / F.O.H. References External links 1990 video albums 1990 live albums Documentary films about punk music and musicians Bad Religion video albums Live video albums