Right on, Kendreeke. I think the message of this song is quite clear. An underlying message in most Grandaddy songs is to be weary of technology, and just because something's new doesn't mean it's better (e.g. Crystal Lake, Jed the Android, The group who couldn't say...).
Even Gradaddy themselves illustrate this point in their style of music. I know a lot of people who shudder when they think of rock bands using synthesizers and other kinds of new music technology. Grandaddy shows that some in cases it can be a good thing.
Right on, Kendreeke. I think the message of this song is quite clear. An underlying message in most Grandaddy songs is to be weary of technology, and just because something's new doesn't mean it's better (e.g. Crystal Lake, Jed the Android, The group who couldn't say...).
Even Gradaddy themselves illustrate this point in their style of music. I know a lot of people who shudder when they think of rock bands using synthesizers and other kinds of new music technology. Grandaddy shows that some in cases it can be a good thing.