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Tom Morello is one of the bravest guitarists I've heard since EVH, the guy throws down such odd guitar solos with utmost confidence and style, their live concert footage is so cool, they threw down the gauntlet live and the audience were always going off
RATM have lots of good songs. I'd recommend "Down rodeo", "Renegades of funk" and "Take the power back".
Take the Power Back was the 1st video they did. They also did Bulls On Parade.
Yeah man. Their entire 1st album was great. Remember thrashing it in my teens. How good was 90s music
calm like a bomb is also a classic
PLEASE do "Know your enemy" by this band. So many great songs but that's a must.
I second this! Absolute banger as well!
Yep!!!
This is basically a protest chant in song form. It was written around the time of Rodney King and LA riots. Lyrically it's their simplest song, but packs a powerful message.
My son made me listen to this album and read the lyrics. Masterpiece. Got me all riled up and ready for revolution. Lol
¡Revolución!
This was written in response to the Rodney King beating done by the LAPD in the 90s and the riots that followed.
The cover features a crop of Malcolm Browne' famous photograph of the self-immolation of Thích Quảng Đức, a Vietnamese Buddhist monk, in Saigon in 1963. The monk was protesting President Ngô Đình Diệm's administration for oppressing the Buddhist religion.
Rage and lead singer Zack De LaRoche had eye opening messages, geared toward civil rights and political activism.
Crap.
controlled opposition
The best thing about Rage is that their songs are always relevant.
The saddest thing about Rage is that their songs are always relevant.
Saw this exact same truthful comment in another vid, but it’s golden and hurts each time cuz of how truthful it really is.
I'd say the saddest thing is that these days you can find them shilling for the machine
@@richardcranium5048 are they not still avowed socialist progressives who hate racism and bigotry? They were last time I checked.
@@MainlyHuman no there just some cucks pushing commie propaganda, and (not that there's much difference) experimental jabs. Yep it's a crying shame Shilling For the Machine
Also check out "Sleep Now In The Fire" and "Bullet In The Head".
Rage again the machine -Down Rodeo : works well in all reaction channels
I Was So Lucky To Grow Up On RAGE!!!
Calm like a Bomb great Rage song !
Just wrote the same, good choice😁
Love it!!!
Love this song. Still very relevant now
It'll always be relevant.
Original lyric was, 'Some of those in Office' but their label made them change it
that doesn't sound right. Firstly because RAtM are not exactly the type to change lyrics because of a label. Secondly, because the whole rest of the lyrics is about institutionalised racism in the police forces. Thirdly because office doesn't really rhyme with crosses. Fourthly because I've seen a recording of one of their first shows at some US university campus and I don't recall this song having different lyrics.
@@mpmlopes RATM themselves have used 'Office' on their Twitter
@@princeofpcos9804 Yes, but that was retroactively and because the US president at the time was openly racist.
"Freedom"...one of the most overlooked but important songs by them. The official video for it is a story itself. Really u can't go wrong with any RATM song
Down Rodeo, Mic Check, Vietnow, Darkness, Know Your Enemy, Take the Power Back... all with lyrics.
Your right, they have no filter, say it like it is, over and over until you get it/hear it. 💯
"Know your Enemy" is my favorite if you haven't done it yet it is worth it.
Keep Ragin’. Check out Mic Check, Know Your Enemy.
He’s also throwing in “now you do what they taught you” and “now you do what they torture” if you listen close to the end of that part.
I would say try watching a live performance like the ones at Pink pop festival, Bullet in the head and Fist full of steel are 2 great ones too see and have the lyrics pulled up on your phone. Got to catch all the greatness!❤🍀
^^^THIS^^^
Great reaction guys. If you enjoy RATM and these lyrics, I would very highly recommend you check out Down Rodeo by them. More of the same, but taken up a few notches lol. It's a big favorite for reactors. Also, along the same lines you might want to check Know Your Rights by The Clash✌
IMO, Down Rodeo is the ultimate Rage song... It combines every element that made the band great.
My favourite rock band
This is Zack de la Rocha, the GOAT👊🏽😃
Oh man you guys definitely need to check out rage against the machine
" fistful of steal " and " bullet to the head " LIVE!! 1993
Great Reaction I Will always love Rage🔥
The line those that those who run forces was supposed to be those that hold office. But the parent group to epic records was like hold up can we do something a bit less lol
The Best thing about Rage is that their songs are still relevant today. The Worst thing about Rage is that their songs are still relevant today.
their manager or label head wanted them to change their message in their music, so in the music video you see the singer at the end of the song flipping him off and singing "fuck you! I won't do what you tell me!". was a great instance of staying true to the message.
Breathe of fresh air when young folks appreciate something with substance
Gotta do "Know Your Enemy" with lyrics. Powerful shit, with BARS. This song you reacted to, is meant to drive one point in your head, so it is repeated. Their other songs are much more lyrically extensive.
Other RATM songs you guys should react to:
*Bulls On Parade*
*Take The Power Back*
*Down Rodeo*
*Testify*
*Darkness Of Greed*
*Guerilla Radio*
*Sleep Now In The Fire*
*Bullet In The Head*
*Settle For Nothing*
*Know Your Enemy*
*Freedom*
*No Shelter*
The first time I heard this song back in the 1900's was at a strip bar in Sudbury called Solid Gold...this track plus the beautiful girl choosing it as her song to dance to....mind blown!...especially after a few sips of wobbly pop.
They were protesting police brutality way before it was “cool”.
Love you guys! Shout out from Brazil! 🇧🇷
Wake Up by RATM is a favorite.
Check out Zach's side band from a number of years ago: One Day As a Lion - Wild International
Zakk never holds back on what he’s trying to say, and there’s always a message in every single line, spit with venom
He’s far from one of the greatest singers ever, but the impact he has with every word raises him to the top. He brings a message, and makes sure it’s heard
I love that you got the message that you need to do Lyric videos with RatM just in time to do literally the only song by them where you don't need to look at the lyrics.
But yes, every other song, lyrics are a must.
Another one GREAT of theirs from this same album is "Who's the King?"...who's the king who heyyyy?
❤️ Zack. Check them out in the video when they performed at Pink Pop.
Damn! Y’all should have done the live one at Woodstock’99 to get how powerful this group is. I believe I even left y’all the link to it. Damn!
Down Rodeo, The Ghost of Tom Joad (cover of a Bruce Springsteen song), Know Your Enemy (cameo from the singer from Tool), and Renegades of funk
Also Bruce Springsteen was a pop/rock singer from I think Chicago. He wrote a song about poverty called The Ghost of Tom Joad. RAtM covered it in explosive style, and so 20 or so years later he played it live in a vocal/lead-guitar duet with none other than Tom #Morello!
His dad was an activist .. also .. pocket full of shells good song too
Ride that Rage!
Go down this rabbit hole. Happy Easter down this rabbit hole!!
There’s a live version of this song performed on BBC Radio where they were asked to leave out the “F**k you I won’t do what they tell me” lines. It’s definitely worth checking out….cuz you know they didn’t listen!
No group blends rock and rap better than RATM.Tom Marcello is an activists , speaks on several issues.As his mother does/did. Watch his and his mothers back story.Best I've seen.I absolutely adore Tom Marcello.What a man!!
*Morello
This songs condemns white supremacy and police brutality.
The lyrics are: "Some of those who work (police) forces are the same who burn crosses" and "Those who died are justified by wearing a badge (police) they're the chosen whites".
Most Rage songs are about injustice or oppression.
You should watch Rage's live 1993 performance of this song. They absolutely KILL it in their live 1993 performance of this song. Absolutely epic!
You should (If you haven't already) Check out their songs Freedom, Testify, and Wake Up. They are truly a thinking man's agressive music.
Rage's simplest & maybe most powerful songs that, sadly, is just as accurate 30 years later. And probably 60 years later.
More rage. All bangers with a message.
The one song where you could be in restaurant or at a wedding and if this song comes on, a mosh pit breaks out
You must check RATM live.! Cheers,from italy
So like with a lot of punk musicians (a lot of them a very smart) Tom Morelllo the guitarist or this band dropped out of Harvard. He was in band at Harvard with Carolyn Bertozzi who later become a laureate of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2022. Morella's major, unsuprsingy, was political science and hge graduated. Another pretty rad punk musician is Dexter Holland from The Offspring. You can think whatever you like about their music but Holland has done so much for HIV going forward. I am someone who works in it and I can not thank him enough. He went back to school for his PhD and his paper, along with the other co-auther, talks about the sequences of HIV and it was awesome.
He's talking about cops and politicians...those in control. This song came out arpund the time of the LA Riots in 92, the same year I went into highschool...
A lot of people weren't ready to hear RATM 30 years ago, but they said what they had to say anyway...
Inspired by the police brutality against Rodney King (may he RIP).
Their 1993 PinkPop festival performance is wayyyy better.
"Wake Up" by RATM goes hard. One of their best tracks
Ironically this would’ve been a good music video to watch 🤣👌🏼
your smiles at the end were absolutely fantastic. watch those moments when your feeling shitty. lol
Rage is a hard reaction because you need lyrics for the message and to see the performance for the energy.🤔
Try to run both if you can.
I know you've reacted to a couple Rage songs. But try Down Rodeo, Know Your Enemy, and Bulls on Parade. With lyrics this time. I think you'll find a whole lot more to them that just kind of blows by when Zach's on a roll.
You just can’t go wrong with anything! Maggie’s Farm, Calm like a Bomb…. One of the greatest bands we will have the pleasure of living life with 🖤 🤘💯❤️
My favorite is "Know your Enemy" fire.
Bro you need watch them live concert in 93 I went to it was bad ass
One thing I respect about you very much, is the fact that you look up info on the spot. I hope that's your routine. If that becomes your habit, you will become a very wise person.
Hellz yeahh!! You guys should do Fistfull of steel! 🤩🤩🤩
The Rage is relentless!)
they are one of the greatest, their style is unique , i wish i could have seen them live.
🤘🔥RAGE🔥🤘ROCKS!!!!
The smile on your face when he said "fuck you I won't do what you tell me" is when we all felt it. You held back. Listen to it before you hit the gym, hits different
Zach de La Rocha the most underrated MC of all time
Really wish all the Rage Against The Machines songs weren't still so relevant ✌
YAASSS! RATM! I highly recommend TAKE THE POWER BACK and BULLET IN THE HEAD and KNOW YOUR ENEMY. Love you guys! ❤️🤘🏻
Mad love for rockin the SLAYER shirt!🧡🧡
Watch the live version of this- the huge crowd outdoor one- epic!
Now imagine that at a festival with thousands of people yelling f you i won't do what you tell me. Something you will never forget
Tom the guitarist wrote this song while he was teaching a class
Unfortunately, Rage has become more relevant with time than ever...we went the wrong way.
Nah Rage has become what they hated the most
@@silientbruhman899 That literally makes no sense,.
@@silientbruhman899 Hey?
@@krisfrederick5001 Its true. Now called Rage on Behalf of the Machine.
They were banned from public radio after 9/11
funniest shit was my kid bro about in the late 1990s thought it was a mannequin that was on fire on the streets! I told him it was a vietnamese buddhist monk who self immolated as sign of protest the countrys oppresion against Buddhism, the picture is from 1963! kid bro freaked out about that picture upon looking at the mans calmness while burning!
Watch the live performance at Pink Pop ‘93. OUTSTANDING live band. You won’t be disappointed. You get to see Zack in his prime. He was a force!
Their whole first album is legendary
You should check out their live version at PinkPop. You can see the interaction of the Dutch audience.
The dutch public jumped so hard at that show, that a small earthquake was registered in The Netherlands that day 😁
RAGE!!!! Phenomenal band man.
All RATM songs are great. But I feel like this song and Bulls on Parade are just at another level of amazing.
Need to check out renegades of funk. And their entire 1st album
If you want to listen more to ratm I’d recommend
Bullet in the head
Ashes in the fall
Township rebellion
Wake up
Sleep now in the fire
Their band name "Rise against the Machine" rebel againt the law lol you should check out the live preformance... they told them "dont sing "f$ck you i wont do what you tell me" please" and they said fu%k it lol
Back the Blue til THEY Come for YOU!!!
In 2008, Rage had a free show for the DNC in Denver. It was 🔥
Rage covered a very influential 1968 track Kick Out The Jams by the MC5! PLEASE try that Rage song, and maybe listen to the MC5. They pioneered an early type of punk rock, along with Iggy Pop (The Stooges).
One of the early major label songs to say FUCK lol :P Also John Lennon wrote a song for MC5's manager, because he was given 10 years for 2 joints!
Another Bombtrack by RATM !!!
I dont give’s these a lot , but your reaction is , ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ !!!!!!!!!!
And by saying "some". This song is 100%
I listened to this album when it came out in the 90s. It's sad that their message resonates even more now than it did back then.
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