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Two weeks ago me and a friend were drinking some beer here. After some time he looked at me and said "I want Rage Against the Machine now".
LOL
Didn't listen to them since 2 or 3 years.
Well, it became a cool evening ;)
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I really like Rage but I find myself sometimes laughing at the hypocracy of the group. they rail against the free market and promote a more "socialist/communist" type of world were everyone helps everyone else out and money is not the #1 motivation for peoples actions. That's not a bad idea, but the problem is that the machine they are raging against is also the same one that has allowed them to excel in a free martket/capitolist world and make millions and millions of dollars from thier message.
I understand that they do a lot of good with thier money, but without the system they rail against, most people would have never heard of them.
I really like Rage but I find myself sometimes laughing at the hypocracy of the group. they rail against the free market and promote a more "socialist/communist" type of world were everyone helps everyone else out and money is not the #1 motivation for peoples actions. That's not a bad idea, but the problem is that the machine they are raging against is also the same one that has allowed them to excel in a free martket/capitolist world and make millions and millions of dollars from thier message.
I understand that they do a lot of good with thier money, but without the system they rail against, most people would have never heard of them.
This is true, and one of the reasons that even though they were great they needed to break up or sink further and further into this hypocricy. I had to laugh everytime I heard a censored version of "Guerilla Radio" on some ClearChannel station.
Someone once made a joke (SNL? I can't remember) that now that they're millionairres they're changing their name to Mildly Annoyed At The Machine. I think that pretty well sums it up.
I didn't even realize that Rick Rubin produced RATM until looking at this back cover. It makes sense now, the guy has been a metal and hip hop junky since the early 80's. Rick Rubin is the same guy that produced for The Cult, Slayer, and so many other metal bands, as well as Beastie Boys, LL Cool J, and so many other hip hop groups on the legendary Def Jam label (the label that he and Russell Simmons founded). RATM falls right into the tradition.
This is true, and one of the reasons that even though they were great they needed to break up or sink further and further into this hypocricy. I had to laugh everytime I heard a censored version of "Guerilla Radio" on some ClearChannel station.
Someone once made a joke (SNL? I can't remember) that now that they're millionairres they're changing their name to Mildly Annoyed At The Machine. I think that pretty well sums it up.
R.I.P RATM
yep. I am glad they broke up before they became something lame. Every now and then a band comes along that changes things and they were one of them, but yeah the fact that they would allow for a song to be censored so it would be played on the radio is a little funny.
Have you heard the Richard Cheese version of Guerilla Radio? It's great.
Rage is the shit. I think they have a couple newer songs, March of Death and We Want it All. Download them if you don't already have them, they're classics. I'm holding my breath on a new album.
Rage is the shit. I think they have a couple newer songs, March of Death and We Want it All. Download them if you don't already have them, they're classics. I'm holding my breath on a new album.
I dont think there will be one, the band except the singer are now Audioslave
I didn't even realize that Rick Rubin produced RATM until looking at this back cover. It makes sense now, the guy has been a metal and hip hop junky since the early 80's. Rick Rubin is the same guy that produced for The Cult, Slayer, and so many other metal bands, as well as Beastie Boys, LL Cool J, and so many other hip hop groups on the legendary Def Jam label (the label that he and Russell Simmons founded). RATM falls right into the tradition.
Rick Rubin is fucking awesome. I always used to see him driving around in hollywood with a black Rolls Royce.
I really like Rage but I find myself sometimes laughing at the hypocracy of the group. they rail against the free market and promote a more "socialist/communist" type of world were everyone helps everyone else out and money is not the #1 motivation for peoples actions. That's not a bad idea, but the problem is that the machine they are raging against is also the same one that has allowed them to excel in a free martket/capitolist world and make millions and millions of dollars from thier message.
I understand that they do a lot of good with thier money, but without the system they rail against, most people would have never heard of them.
"[...]And yes, I recognize the irony that the very system I oppose affords me the luxury of biting the hand that feeds. But that's exactly why priviledged fucks like me should feel obliged to whine and kick and scream- until everyone has everything they need."
-- Propagandhi, resisting a tyrannical government
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"[...]And yes, I recognize the irony that the very system I oppose affords me the luxury of biting the hand that feeds. But that's exactly why priviledged fucks like me should feel obliged to whine and kick and scream- until everyone has everything they need."
-- Propagandhi, resisting a tyrannical government
FUCK YES, I was going to quote that
Propagandhi kicks ass!
Often times I wonder why
There's love and hate, theres live or die.
When sickness comes I must decide:
When feelings go, theres suicide.
Oh hell yeah, I was an evil teen! LOL. RATM was my first concert at age 16, and the first time I was in a mosh pit that nearly killed me, and the first time I was in a police riot right afterwards. Man, that was an awesome night!
Oh hell yeah, I was an evil teen! LOL. RATM was my first concert at age 16, and the first time I was in a mosh pit that nearly killed me, and the first time I was in a police riot right afterwards. Man, that was an awesome night!
Oh hell yeah, I was an evil teen! LOL. RATM was my first concert at age 16, and the first time I was in a mosh pit that nearly killed me, and the first time I was in a police riot right afterwards. Man, that was an awesome night!
WG
LOL, I am trying to visualize you in the mosh pit.... but now that I hear this, it explains alot...
Anyone ever listen to Inside Out - The band Zack did before RATM - who developed the whole idea and whose next record was going to be called "Rage Against The Machine" before some whacko decided to quit the band and become a hare krishna?
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