Bad Religion - Generator (Vinyl LP | EU Reissue | 2022)

Bad Religion – Generator is the sixth studio album by Californian punk band Bad Religion and the first with drummer Bobby Schayer. It was recorded in May 1991 at Westbeach Recorders in Hollywood and produced by the band; for the first time the whole band played the songs together almost live in the studio. Because the band was unhappy with the artwork and packaging, the album did not come out on Epitaph until 13 March 1992. "Atomic Garden" became the band's first music video. This copy is a limited 2022 EU anniversary reissue on smokey vinyl.

Pressing details

• Label / Cat. no.: Epitaph 6416-1
• Format: Vinyl LP, album, limited edition, anniversary edition
• Pressing: EU reissue, smokey vinyl
• Country: Europe
• Year of this pressing: 2022 (original: 1992)
• Genre: Punk, Melodic hardcore
• Category: New vinyl, Limited edition & coloured vinyl

Condition

• Condition: New & factory sealed

The images are our own scans of the actual copy for sale.

Tracklist

Side A

1. Generator (Brett Gurewitz)
2. Too Much To Ask (Greg Graffin)
3. No Direction (Greg Graffin)
4. Tomorrow (Greg Graffin)
5. Two Babies In The Dark (Brett Gurewitz)
6. Heaven Is Falling (Brett Gurewitz)

Side B

1. Atomic Garden (Brett Gurewitz)
2. The Answer (Greg Graffin)
3. Fertile Crescent (Greg Graffin)
4. Chimaera (Greg Graffin)
5. Only Entertainment (Greg Graffin)

Personnel

Bad Religion: Greg Graffin (vocals), Brett Gurewitz (guitar, backing vocals, piano on "Atomic Garden"), Greg Hetson (guitar), Jay Bentley (bass, backing vocals), Bobby Schayer (drums, percussion). Produced by Bad Religion, engineered by Brett Gurewitz (as "The Legendary Starbolt") and Donnell Cameron.

FAQ

Is this the original pressing?
No. The original was released on Epitaph in 1992. This copy is a limited 2022 EU reissue for the album's 30th anniversary, pressed on smokey vinyl.

What sets "Generator" apart from the earlier albums?
It is the first album with Bobby Schayer on drums, and the band recorded the songs together almost live for the first time. The result sounds a little more open and atmospheric than "Suffer" or "No Control".

Is the record new?
Yes. The record is new and factory sealed, so it has not been opened or played.

Do you have more Bad Religion records?
Yes, for example Bad Religion – Suffer, Bad Religion – No Control or Bad Religion – The Process Of Belief. More titles are in our Punk collection.