Bad – Bad Things

The same thing happens to me every day

"Bad," Luka Bloom
"Bad," U2
"Bad Diary Days," Pedro the Lion
"Bad Fruit," Randy Stonehill
"Bad Is Bad," Huey Lewis & The News
"Bad Karma," Warren Zevon
"Bad Liver and a Broken Heart," Tom Waits
"Bad Luck and Blue Eyes Goodbye," The Black Crowes
"Bad Moon Rising," Creedence Clearwater Revivial
"Bad Moon Rising," Thea Gilmore
"Bad Moon Rising," Rasputina
"Bad Rap (Who You Tryin' to Kid Kid?)," Steve Taylor
"Bad Reputation," Freedy Johnston
"Bad Reputation," Joan Jett
"The Bad Thing," Arctic Monkeys
"Bad Things to Such Good People," David Bazan

"If there is a quintessential Cornerstone artist," Daniel Radosh writes
in his book, Rapture Ready, "it is probably David Bazan, who played the
festival for the better part of the decade with the band Pedro the
Lion. (Or, more accurately, as Pedro the Lion, since Bazan was the
group's creative force and only permanent member.)"

Which serves as a perfect intro to this, by Jessica Hopper in The Chicago Reader, "The Passion of David Bazan: At the Cornerstone Christian rock festival, a fallen evangelical returns to sing about why he broke up with God."