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Fk You I Won't Do What You Tell Me Advantages: Lots of bangers Disadvantages:** A couple of tunes are slightly weaker than the rest Rage Against The Machine brought their eponymous debut in 1992. It finds the Metal band, who are heavily rooted in the Funk and Rap-based material coming to bring their alternative material and bringing about rather significant changes as they took on from what only a few others had previously done to make for their alternative Metal work. The band, as would remain unchanged through their span, consisted of Zack De La Rocha (on lead vocals), Tim ... ...(on drums). 1. “Bombtrack” Kicking things off with something heavy, you see that this one gets underway in a strong way with Morello bringing a cold riff that has him bringing in a little Hard Rock into the mix with a bit of a Funk twist to give it a little more originality within it. It features the typical rapped vocals from their lead vocalist, who comes out with rhymes about inequalities within society that make for a killer of a joint to get ... XICripZ 13.10.2009 · Read full review Ciao members have rated this review on average: very helpful Review of Rage Against The Machine - Rage Against The Machine	Originality Lyrics Quality and consistency... How does it compare to ... Value for Money
Rage Against the machine, live and rare Advantages: see review Disadvantages: see review Rage Against The Machine: Live At The Grand Olympic Auditorium Release Date: 24/11/2003 Zach de la Rocha (vocals) Tom Morello (guitar) Tim Commerford (bass) Brad Wilk (drums) 1. Bulls On Parade 2. Bullet In The Head 3. Born Of A Broken Man 4. Killing In The Name 5. Calm Like A Bomb 6. Testify 7. Bombtrack 8. War Within A Breath 9. I'm Housin' 10. Sleep Now In The Fire 11. People Of The Sun 12. Guerrilla Radio 13. Kick Out The Jams ... ...much like any live album, I would say to people, dont buy it untill youve heard the studio stuff, its not worth finding out about the songs for a live album, when you listen to a studio CD your listening to songs, when you listen to a live album, your hearing the band, in live, raw, gutfelt emotion. To buy this album with out hearing RATM would be stupid, but for fans, this CD captures Rage in their finest, sell out moment, with a belt full of hits ... sonicbrew 29.11.2006 · Read full review Ciao members have rated this review on average: helpful Review of Live At The Grand Olympic Auditorium [PA] - Rage Against The Machine	Originality Lyrics Quality and consistency... How does it compare to ... Value for Money
Confrontational Hardcore at it's Best Advantages: Heavier than their other albums, if you like that sort of thing Disadvantages: Heavier than their other albums, if you don't like that sort of thing 1996 saw the long awaited release of Rage Against the Machine's second album 'Evil Empire', a much darker and heavier album than their self titled debut. In league with their political stand point the title is in reference to the name given to the former Soviet Union by Ronald Regan and other conservatives. Although the album was produced 12 years ago it is interesting to note the same political concerns are still prevelant. Featuring less innovation ... ...the vocals. The line up remained the same with legendary guitarist Tom Morello, vocals by Zach de la Rocha, drummer Brad Wilk and Tim Commerford on bass. The album was produced by the band themselves. 'People of the Sun' 'The new era of terror check this photolens, tha City of Angels does tha ethnic clense' Dealing with a central them of the Zapatista revolutions, it also references the destruction of the Aztec empire by the Spanish and the Zoot ... kerrieryall 07.03.2008 · Read full review Ciao members have rated this review on average: very helpful Review of Evil Empire - Rage Against The Machine	Originality Lyrics Quality and consistency... How does it compare to ... Value for Money
3 Hard Core rants against an unfair world Advantages: Innovative, hard hitting and ferocious Disadvantages: Unrelenting ...heaviness and political punch. RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE 'Bombtrack' 'Landlords and power whores On my people they took turns Dispute the suits I ignite And watch 'em burn' The album opens on a great introduction to RATM. The composition, innovation and mood of the track hint at what is to come, but is relatively simple and easy going compared to later tracks. The track opens with a heavy riff from the guitar and angst ridden drums, but it ... ...bridge is formed of a simple guitar riff interrupted by muted guitar slides. 'Killing in The Name' 'Those who died are justified for wearing the badge, they're the chosen whites You justified those that died by wearing the badge, they're the chosen whites' Opening with an explosive guitar riff with short sharp chords, before launching into their most infamous riff. This straight forward and anthemic rock track is instantly recognisable to just ... kerrieryall 06.10.2008 · Read full review Ciao members have rated this review on average: exceptional Review of Rage Against The Machine/Evil Empire/The Battle Of Los Angeles - Rage Against The Machine	Originality Lyrics Quality and consistency... How does it compare to ... Value for Money
The best song EVER! Advantages: Too much to write Disadvantages: Don't mock 'em ...the soundtrack of my mate. Wake Up is the only song i've heard from Rage against the Machine but i reckon its amazing. Musically the chords, beats and drones are very complex, lyrically it's original and meaningfull. Rage against the Machine shine a whole new light on alternative music, i am sure that they will enspire many alternative groups in the future as Nirvana did in the early 90's. ... Morpheus118 27.06.2000 · Read full review Ciao members have rated this review on average: helpful Review of Wake Up (A Tribute To Rage Against The Machine) - Various Artists	Originality Lyrics Quality and consistency... How does it compare to ... Value for Money