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Rage Against the Machine
Digipak reissue of 1992 album. 2001.
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01:10Around the Fur
such a good summer albumAround the Fur, Music CDs & DVDs, Music & Musical Equipment
02:53The 3rd World
This album/mixtape is dope but it is lacking somewhere. But its defiantly good street hip hop...
01:03Life Is Peachy
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02:27Elephant Eyelash
Why is a sweet band. I only came across them a couple months ago. Elephant Eyelash, their second...
02:23The Cappatalize Project
Wu Tang affiliate Cappadonna is back but not as hot on this record. Production is good but...
03:00LAX [Deluxe Edition]
This is a good CD, but not as good as The Game's first CD: The Documentary
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- Posted: Aug-25-2008
"Killing in the name of..."
Probably the only rap-metal album that honestly qualifies as any good, and definitely the most violently liberal album I've ever heard in my life. Not like I mind, of course. But if you don't agree with the politics, it'll probably hurt your enjoyment of the album. Enough of that, though. The...
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- Posted: Aug-13-2008
Rage against the chosen whites
It's an understatement that Rage Against the Machine is probably one of the most profoundly radical rock groups to ever grace radio. Their debut self-titled album is pure rebellion against privileged power.Although one could say that Rage Against the Machine takes their rage so far that they lack...
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- Posted: Jul-16-2008
this is where it all began
This album, like Kongcrete's debut self-titled album, truly defined the whole genre of rap rock or mashups between hip hop and rock. It put hip hop on the rock map and vice versa. The production on this album lacks some of the edge in Rage's albums which followed, but contains much of the seminal...
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- Posted: Jul-15-2008
Rage Against The Machine- One Word, Explosive!
I have long been a fan of Rage Against The Machine as they are pretty much my favorite rock group ever. Just with the way the mesh hardcore rock with influences of rap pulled me in from the first time I heard one of their records back in the mid 90s. As you look back, you realize they are one...
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- Posted: May-07-2008
One of the great debut albums of all-time
An amazing debut. Rage performed an act of musical alchemy, combining their influences (equal parts Public Enemy, Led Zeppelin & the Sex Pistols) into a frothing beast of rap and rock. It's heavy as hell, it's angry and smart and rabid...and it'll rock your face off.
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- Posted: May-07-2008
One of the great debut albums of all-time
An amazing debut. Rage combined their influences (Public Enemy, Led Zeppelin & the Sex Pistols) into one hell of a brew. It's heavy as hell, it's angry and smart and rabid...and it'll rock your face off.
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- Posted: May-07-2008
Believin all the lies that they're tellin ya...
Just look at the cover photo & the name of the band. One of the best records of all time. Different, inventive, fearless, revolutionary, sincere, solid, art at it's best. This is what rock & roll is supposed to be all about. Tom Morello is the most inventive guitarist since Van Halen. Love this...
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- Posted: Apr-24-2008
Rage, Rock & Revolution
Combining political punk attitude with heavy metal riffs and intelligent rap lyrics, Rage Against The Machine broke the mold. Not since bands like Steppenwolf, the MC5, The Clash and the Sex Pistols has there been a more politically conscious band. And talk about a great debut album.The lyrics...
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- Posted: Mar-22-2008
No synthesizers keyboards or samples used in the making of this recording
Rage against the macine is awsome their music is feirce,and in your face. If you like audioslave thier awsome too dont get me wrong but they are two totaly different bands,Morrelo shreds either way but when he shreds for ratm he shreds with fire and he makes noises come out of a guitar that sound...
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- Posted: Feb-20-2008
Furious!
Q: What does righteous anger sound like?A: Rage Against the MachineIn a phenomenally powerful, aggressive, and thought provoking debut, Rage Against the Machine manage to immediately place themselves in the upper echelon of bands/artists who've used music as more than a way to make money. While...
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