Rage Against The Machine Lyrics
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From the Album
1. Microphone Fiend
2. Pistol Grip Pump
3. Kick Out The Jams
4. Renegades Of Funk
5. Beautiful World
6. Im Housin
7. In My Eyes
8. How I Could Just Kill A Man
9. The Ghost Of Tom Joad
10. Down On The Street
11. Street Fighting Man
12. Maggies Farm
From the Album 1. Testify 2. Guerrilla Radio 3. Calm Like A Bomb 4. Mic Check 5. Sleep Now In The Fire 6. Born Of A Broken Man 7. Born As Ghosts 8. Maria 9. Voice Of The Voiceless 10. New Millennium Homes 11. Ashes In The Fall 12. War Within A Breath
From the Album
1. People Of The Sun
2. Bulls On Parade
3. Vietnow
4. Revolver
5. Snakecharmer
6. Tire Me
7. Down Rodeo
8. Without A Face
9. Wind Below
10. Roll Right
11. Year Of Tha Boomerang
From the Album 1. Bombtrack 2. Killing In The Name 3. Take The Power Back 4. Settle For Nothing 5. Bullet In The Head 6. Know Your Enemy 7. Wake Up 8. Fistful Of Steel 9. Township Rebellion 10. Freedom
Other Songs Autologic Blacksteel: In the Hour Of Chaos Born Without A Face Cant Kill The Revolution Clamp Down Clear The Lane Darkness Darkness By Rage Against The Machine Darkness of Greed Degeneration X D-Generation X F*ck tha Police F*ck The Police Fistfull Of Steel Fuck tha Police Ghost Of Tom Joad Ghost Without A Face Guerilla Radio Hadda Be Playing On The Jukebox Hadda Been Playing On The Jukebox Hey Intro Intro (Black Steel In The Hour Of Chaos) Intro (Black Steel in the Hour of Chaos) [Live] Killing In The Name Of Maggies Farm March of Death Mindsets A Threat My Time New Millenium Homes No Shelter Producer Sound Of Da Police Tammy The Narrows Wake Up Year of the Boomerang Zapatas Blood
From the Album 1. Testify 2. Guerrilla Radio 3. Calm Like A Bomb 4. Mic Check 5. Sleep Now In The Fire 6. Born Of A Broken Man 7. Born As Ghosts 8. Maria 9. Voice Of The Voiceless 10. New Millennium Homes 11. Ashes In The Fall 12. War Within A Breath
From the Album
From the Album 1. Bombtrack 2. Killing In The Name 3. Take The Power Back 4. Settle For Nothing 5. Bullet In The Head 6. Know Your Enemy 7. Wake Up 8. Fistful Of Steel 9. Township Rebellion 10. Freedom
Other Songs Autologic Blacksteel: In the Hour Of Chaos Born Without A Face Cant Kill The Revolution Clamp Down Clear The Lane Darkness Darkness By Rage Against The Machine Darkness of Greed Degeneration X D-Generation X F*ck tha Police F*ck The Police Fistfull Of Steel Fuck tha Police Ghost Of Tom Joad Ghost Without A Face Guerilla Radio Hadda Be Playing On The Jukebox Hadda Been Playing On The Jukebox Hey Intro Intro (Black Steel In The Hour Of Chaos) Intro (Black Steel in the Hour of Chaos) [Live] Killing In The Name Of Maggies Farm March of Death Mindsets A Threat My Time New Millenium Homes No Shelter Producer Sound Of Da Police Tammy The Narrows Wake Up Year of the Boomerang Zapatas Blood
Rage Against the Machine, also known as RATM, is an American rap metal band from Los Angeles, California.
They are best known for their expression of their political views in many of their songs. They have
sold over 16 million records worldwide.
-Wikipedia
Members:
Zack de la Rocha - lead vocals
(1991-2000, 2007-present)
Tom Morello - lead guitar
(1991-2000, 2007-present)
Tim Commerford - bass guitar, backing vocals
(1991-2000, 2007-present)
Brad Wilk - drums, percussion
(1991-2000, 2007-present)
From: Los Angeles, California
Genre(s): Rap metal, funk metal, alternative metal
Active From: 1991-2000, 2007-2011 (on hiatus)
Associated Acts: Audioslave
Quotes:
Zack even surpassed himself with his lyrics. On our first album the lyrics sounded a bit like slogans, on Empire they sounded a bit like a history book, but now he sounds more personal, more emotional than he ever did."
Tom Morello
"We used a lot of weird instruments and amps, and we used (all the) technical equipment the studio could offer. I could even use my ten coolest guitar riffs. Basically, we all could work on our parts and do with them what we liked best."
Tom Morello
It was a slap in the face for artists like us who ride the bull of major labels in order to disseminate our messages on a wider scale that when you become too threatening they're more than happy to slap you down. You know, the First Amendment doesn't mean jack to Time-Warner when it comes to the ethical dictates of their board of directors.
Tom Morello