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RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE - GUERILLA RADIO

Was all their music saying fuck the system?

RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE  - GUERILLA RADIO

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They were definitely known for their 'f the system' sound. Only other I think of is Pink Floyd - The Wall which is not as aggressive as Rage but they were progressive thinkers for their time. That entire The Wall Video Album is fire giving visuals for his rebellion against, war, school and other institutionalized systems. The Wall album is a timeless piece of art - I think you'll find it interesting and unique... fs!

Toni-Ann

their entire self-titled album is fire, bro. they aimed right at the man. it was a different time but a lot of it still applies today. if anyone wants to check out a track that saw directly into the future, check out Handlebars by The Flobots. by the end it's like whaaaaaaaat? ✌️😁

Will Hanson

also "killing in the name", if you're doing Rage you have to do their most popular song... without a face is also absolute flames

TheRealBenjamin

I saw Rage perform with Cypress Hill, Wu-Tang, Public Enemy and EPMD in 2007 in NY and it was literally the wildest concert I've ever been to.

Eric Dandurant

Stevie - you have to do more of these guys. They don't miss. EVER. Do "People of the Sun", "Bombtrack", "Wake Up", "Calm Like a Bomb", "Mic Check", "No Shelter", "Bullet in the Head", "Freedom", "Vietnow", "Born Without a Face" .... I'm sure everyone here will fill out the rest that you haven't already reacted to.

Eric Dandurant

Yes

Shadowlands _1

No artist today really compare... But, Prophets of Rage (former RATM band members and Cypress Hill) are trying to do the same.

Richard Waters

The only name that immediately comes to mind to compare them with today would be Run The Jewels.

Chris Ogden

Yeah I think the name of their band really summarizes every song they have

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