Bad Religion - The Handshake + Better Off Dead | Reaction + Review! 

you nailed it. love it.

​@@RojinegroMaiden In my entire life i never heard anything like Bad Religion. "Stranger than fiction" is a Master piece.

@@LuisSantos-fl1rl would you tell me what's Generator about? Its my favorite one. but I dont get it lol

@@RojinegroMaiden The lyrics of Generator are a reflection on the cycles of life and the oppressive nature of societal constructs. Lead vocalist Greg Graffin delivers the message with his trademark intensity and conviction, drawing listeners into a searing examination of the human condition. The song explores the idea that human lives are often shaped by external forces that control and limit individual freedom. It delves into the struggle against complacency and conformity, urging listeners to break free from the metaphorical generator that stifles individuality and creativity. Bad Religion drew inspiration for the song Generator from their observations of the world around them. They sought to capture the frustration and disillusionment many people experience in the face of societal pressures and the struggle for authenticity. The title “Generator” refers to the metaphorical machinery that controls and generates the patterns of society. Bad Religion uses this metaphor to emphasize the idea that individuals are constrained by external systems and need to detach themselves from these limiting structures. These lyrics express the determination of an individual to navigate through life’s challenges, finding strength and resilience amidst the chaos and uncertainty. It speaks to the idea of maintaining one’s integrity and not succumbing to the overwhelming pressures of the world. The 'Generator' could be a metaphor for God. In the words of Brett: 'The vibe that I'm trying to give is like, if you've ever been in a room and the air conditioner's humming. You don't notice it, of course, because it's a constant hum. Then it turns off and you suddenly notice how quiet it is because it went away. That's the generator; it's just behind everything. It's funny, God and spirituality has been the central conflict of my entire life.' 'It's a song about my concept of god (...) the hammer, window, knife etc. are prose and I don't feel it's appropriate to give you my personal intention, although like any art there is a definite 'meaning' I'm trying to convey. If Generator makes you feel something when you listen to it real loud than chances are you understand it just fine.'

​@@LuisSantos-fl1rl i loveit. tbh I've never understand it but now it every lyric makes sense to me. I think I get it. thank u so much 4 ur time.