+Jay B Still better than now, at least there was no cellphone and that was the great fun people were together instead of now where people are stuck on their screens
Great comment! The rock the bells show in LA 2007 which also featured Wu would give a run for It’s money - it was epic, people lighting bonfires 🔥 in the lawn of the Hyundai pavilion in San Bernardino, CA - a 3 hour drive to the middle of nowhere....
Oh holy shit. I just discovered this video. I was at this concert. The whole Tibetan Free Concert was KILLER. True story: I nearly got trampled as RATM started this song and the crowd violently and suddenly surged back to give them room. I was standing near one of the speakers in the middle of the crowd. You can see it in a couple of shots. I damn near died but it was beyond a doubt the best concert series I have ever been to. Rage was my favorite but the Beastie Boys and RHCP were soooo great too. My fondest memory is Wyclef Jean. His guitar broke as he started his set and he ended up freestyling and adlibbing for like 5-6 minutes while the techs frantically worked to get things working again. He adlibbed all sorts of funny lines about his broken guitar. Had the crowd in stitches. The line up. Man it was jam packed Bjork was there, the Smashing Pumpkins too. Man it was a great show.
It sure is. Zach the lead singers dad was a big revolutionary himself and communist and was against the system and government, so Zach learned from from his dad
@@loucho2997 We don't have to eradicate humanity, but can't we find some sort of middle ground? If you go from the oligarchy we have in the United States now to communism, then we're just exchanging one form of authoritarianism for the other. I couldn't help but notice the sign reading "FSLN" around one minute into the video. That means the people holding up the sign support the far-left Sandinistas in Nicaragua. a political party that remains in power today.
I was 15 at the time of this concert taking place. I have very fond memories of RATM, Cypress Hill, ICP, Wu Tang, Nirvana blasting through my sound system back then. Good times man.
@@dexter_por I made that comment 2 years ago. (Check it.) So yes, when YOU made the comment it will be 4 years - but since I made the comment 2 years BEFORE you said it.. What's 4+2? 6. So you not smart, Mr. Doesnt Look At Comment Dates.
Saw them In Utah it was awesome the city did not know who they were getting and they tried to back out of the deal, Pretty much RATM said screw it you booked and were playing
Haha I can just imagine all those Mormon cult leaders terrified that their brainwashed disciples might actually start thinking for themselves if they heard these guys live and launch an uprising :D
I envy everyone that was there for that, Utah is the epicenter of brainwashed pill popping corrupt politicians. RATM might as well be the return of Jesus Christ of course they’d try and silence them. Bastards.
Not at all.. but this was in California and weed was in abundance and Cali way before it was legal, it's one of the reason they legalized it because so many people were smoking it and getting in trouble with the law
which decade had the best music can be argued because of different sensibilities and tastes; but I think it cannot be denied that the 90s were the best time to go to a show. The crowds back then knew how to go to a concert!!!
What a powerful performance. Even though Zack fucks it up at 3:09 with the come back of "come wit it now", they are so connected that it sounds very naturally. RATM ruled.
+Concept T30 when Morello comes out of the guitar solo, original song goes with four turns of the "whoa whoa" part, but in here, instead of four, Morello does two and Zack jumps with the "come with it now"... Just nonsense, they are amazing! :D
And just look at how many people are actually moshing! I mean, that's a LOT of people moshing!! Most other bands don't get crowds that excited!! Like holy fuck!
itwontcomeout5678 just watch cops episodes from the early 90`s and youll see that cops were nicer back then. enjoy the police state thats been built up around you!
i remember the 90s, the cops were alot nicer i can agree to that, but it doesnt change much of how i feel towards people in power to take advantage, and alot of it is towards how police these days are trained, either way im tired to spell and type but, i do see your point of view, i just really dont like cops.
+xxdubs I don't agree that cops were nicer back then. They were probably worse back then. The only difference is now they're getting caught doing shit because of cell phones and social media.
Saw this show at Lollapalooza in '96 in NC. The crazy thing was before this was Less Than Jake, whose horn section stayed on for the beginning of the Rancid set and did some old Op Ivy songs. After that was Ramones on their farewell tour. RATM was the mystery band. (everyone knew who was playing) We had been in the pit the whole day and were like, let's just chill and enjoy Rage. We were standing in the back, and as soon as Bulls on Parade started playing, the whole place went crazy. We headed to the front and the pits were absolutely nuts. By far the best show I've ever been to, which is saying a lot. The crazy thing about that was that Soundgarden and Metallica were headlining. We left halfway through Metallica's set because they had played the tracks we wanted to hear and had already had our fill. Crazy day.
The 90s were a great time to be alive! I was in grade 9 in '95-'96 and remember this concert. It was a concert for Tibet as I remember. The Beastie Boys organized it and played as well as Cypress Hill, RATM, The Cult and a bunch of other bands. Awesome show.
Behold! The power of the groove! 95% of the people who are loving this song and band back in the day at this concert or even still to this day via youtube and itunes and any other way they are exposed to this music really have no clue what the hell they are trying to communicate! But this music is so powerful that it affects people even though they don't understand the bigger situation they are referring to or understand the context of any of it...yet it takes hold and makes them feel something anyway!
It has been. Parts of this video was used to make the "Bulls on Parade" video. All the video editors did was splice in some other videos and put a grainy effect over the top.
Ahah it brings me so good memories ! (Especially from 0:53 to 01:02 ) Saw them in France when I was 15 back in 2008 and it was exactly the same ! (Except it was at night.) They are the best. Long live Zack, Tom, Tim and Brad !
Way before there were Occupy Wall Street movement. There was RATM. Weather you agree with their political position or not. They were the first people to increase awareness regarding the greediness of American corporation.
Really? Yet their music was distributed by a multi national corporation which in term allowed them to buy mansions in LA and Orange County, yeah.... Real freedom fighters...
the 90's were a special time to be young
Yessir
+Jay B Still better than now, at least there was no cellphone and that was the great fun people were together instead of now where people are stuck on their screens
+Jay B so glad i got to live through them at the age i did, and can still appericaite it all
+Jay B sadly i was born in the 90's :(
+Jay B i never thought id miss the 90s but god dam i do!
"Very peaceful" lol until Zack & Tommy got there.
haha, that's gold, was going to say the same, what they have Oasis or someone on before them haha
I know im 2 years late but I think the cops were being sarcastic
One of the most powerful bands I've ever seen \m/
Scariest concert I ever went to. Wu tang clan opened for them.
That's the 1st Tibetan Freedom Fest in Golden Gate Park in 96..wu tang wasn't part of the lineup
@Hunter Kelley don't know what to tell you. It's the 96 Tibetan Freedom Fest. I was there. Check the lineup, wu tang didn't play
He's orobably 💭 ng of cypress hill
Definitely Tibetan Freedom. Rage and Wu toured summer of 97 saw them in Pittsburgh.
Great comment! The rock the bells show in LA 2007 which also featured Wu would give a run for
It’s money - it was epic, people lighting bonfires 🔥 in the lawn of the Hyundai pavilion in San Bernardino, CA - a 3 hour drive to the middle of nowhere....
Oh holy shit. I just discovered this video. I was at this concert. The whole Tibetan Free Concert was KILLER. True story: I nearly got trampled as RATM started this song and the crowd violently and suddenly surged back to give them room. I was standing near one of the speakers in the middle of the crowd. You can see it in a couple of shots. I damn near died but it was beyond a doubt the best concert series I have ever been to. Rage was my favorite but the Beastie Boys and RHCP were soooo great too. My fondest memory is Wyclef Jean. His guitar broke as he started his set and he ended up freestyling and adlibbing for like 5-6 minutes while the techs frantically worked to get things working again. He adlibbed all sorts of funny lines about his broken guitar. Had the crowd in stitches. The line up. Man it was jam packed Bjork was there, the Smashing Pumpkins too. Man it was a great show.
Man I was there it was fucking epic!
Why is it that every time I see them play live it seems like they are trying to incite a riot? I fucking LOVE RATM
+TheWorseOne I know right hahahah I LOVE IT, I wish it were possible to see them live these days
I'm surprised bands don't get accused of it more Jim Morrison did when his crowd went nuts.
That’s because they were...a riot for your sheep minds to f-ing wake up and do something instead of sitting there doing nothing for your country🇮🇪👊🏼🇮🇪
It’s called PASSION!!!!🙌🏼♥️💯
A good portion of those kids are probably cops and lawyers now smh
1:29 mayor brown contemplating communist revolution
the message in their music is fuel for the revolution. ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE!!!
It sure is. Zach the lead singers dad was a big revolutionary himself and communist and was against the system and government, so Zach learned from from his dad
@@ThePeacePlant How is communist system any better than the current? Every system has the same problem.. human beings. Lol
@@Johnny1.0 so... Eradicate human beings?
@@loucho2997 We don't have to eradicate humanity, but can't we find some sort of middle ground? If you go from the oligarchy we have in the United States now to communism, then we're just exchanging one form of authoritarianism for the other. I couldn't help but notice the sign reading "FSLN" around one minute into the video. That means the people holding up the sign support the far-left Sandinistas in Nicaragua. a political party that remains in power today.
they’re degenerate commies
I was 15 at the time of this concert taking place. I have very fond memories of RATM, Cypress Hill, ICP, Wu Tang, Nirvana blasting through my sound system back then. Good times man.
In 6 years this performance will be 30 years old....
And still timeless.
What do you mean, in 6 years? It's in 4 years, you not smart...
@@dexter_por I made that comment 2 years ago. (Check it.) So yes, when YOU made the comment it will be 4 years - but since I made the comment 2 years BEFORE you said it..
What's 4+2? 6. So you not smart, Mr. Doesnt Look At Comment Dates.
@@lullsbaby9321 ahm, it was sarcasm. LOL
@@dexter_por Lmao my bad dude, shoulda known I was in good company.
its should be 3 years... u not smart either
1:45 nice of this guy to bring his jaw to the concert to see its favorite band
Lmao
Lmao, I dont even need to click your time stamp to know who you are referring to
The crimson chin.
i was born on the day of this concert.
me too just not the year
I was born
My sperm made it to the egg cell.
you missed out!
also was history
Saw them In Utah it was awesome the city did not know who they were getting and they tried to back out of the deal, Pretty much RATM said screw it you booked and were playing
Haha I can just imagine all those Mormon cult leaders terrified that their brainwashed disciples might actually start thinking for themselves if they heard these guys live and launch an uprising :D
I envy everyone that was there for that, Utah is the epicenter of brainwashed pill popping corrupt politicians. RATM might as well be the return of Jesus Christ of course they’d try and silence them. Bastards.
I live in Utah I am Mormon and I think RATM are awesome. So give the Cult horse shit a rest.
@@Primatenate88 great state ruined by the mormons
@@carlosturner8200 "Is all the world jails and churches?"
Man the cops at the beginning look so high ahah
FrxBass hahaha
Not at all.. but this was in California and weed was in abundance and Cali way before it was legal, it's one of the reason they legalized it because so many people were smoking it and getting in trouble with the law
which decade had the best music can be argued because of different sensibilities and tastes; but I think it cannot be denied that the 90s were the best time to go to a show. The crowds back then knew how to go to a concert!!!
hd, plays in 240p
LOVER LINK that’s hd in the 90’s man
High Distortion
@@danielestrada8932lmao
I wish I could've been 20 years old in 1996
Tyler Shorris I was 19 and saw them live 97 in Portugal! Great concert
Same. The 90s had waaay too much talent in every category. What a time
I was 20 in 1997 then but all I was thinking then is why coulndt have I been 20 in 1977. Carpe diem my friend.
That bass 😳
I wasn't alive for this but it sounds like they nailed this one
Love the way he raps...this is true energy
What a powerful performance.
Even though Zack fucks it up at 3:09 with the come back of "come wit it now", they are so connected that it sounds very naturally.
RATM ruled.
+Armando Zapata what was the fuck up i'm not picking it up.
+Concept T30 when Morello comes out of the guitar solo, original song goes with four turns of the "whoa whoa" part, but in here, instead of four, Morello does two and Zack jumps with the "come with it now"...
Just nonsense, they are amazing! :D
oh yeah
And just look at how many people are actually moshing! I mean, that's a LOT of people moshing!! Most other bands don't get crowds that excited!! Like holy fuck!
+Zach Bartu They ruled crowds B)
0:43 those fuckers are sleeping during RATM...really?
the nerve
lol and the next shot is zack lookin at them like wtf
they dunno how lucky they are..
***** It's just a matter of taking your drug... just... the... right... way.
Lol
Still getting chills in 2019
We had such a great soundtrack to be a teenager in the 90s. My ears are still ringing.
The overall talent level of this band is unmatched.
All the comments here like "Man, we are SOOOO much better than everyone else because of our taste in music, amirite u guyz?"
yup, I love the music but the community is so salty it sometimes puts me off.
none is better. tragic, really.
At least you guys elected Trump. That's your only saving grace.
waredan waredan What are you talking about, and how is that a saving grace moron?
Worlds Best C H E F S i was at Tinley park and saw rage live. i was on the hill in the back in the moshpit cracking skulls. bitch
I Have so much respect for this band because they sound damn near the same live as recorded!
they sound amazing live.
I've seen Rage live 6 times each time better and crazier than the last 💯
My girlfriend and I went both days to this concert was fuckn epic we’ll never such a line up again it was awsome!
They're so good they put that one guy to sleep his brain couldn't handle the power of rage!
These cops are humans :D
itwontcomeout5678 all cops are bastards
xxdubs no gods no masters
itwontcomeout5678 just watch cops episodes from the early 90`s and youll see that cops were nicer back then. enjoy the police state thats been built up around you!
i remember the 90s, the cops were alot nicer i can agree to that, but it doesnt change much of how i feel towards people in power to take advantage, and alot of it is towards how police these days are trained, either way im tired to spell and type but, i do see your point of view, i just really dont like cops.
+xxdubs I don't agree that cops were nicer back then. They were probably worse back then. The only difference is now they're getting caught doing shit because of cell phones and social media.
Saw this show at Lollapalooza in '96 in NC. The crazy thing was before this was Less Than Jake, whose horn section stayed on for the beginning of the Rancid set and did some old Op Ivy songs. After that was Ramones on their farewell tour. RATM was the mystery band. (everyone knew who was playing) We had been in the pit the whole day and were like, let's just chill and enjoy Rage. We were standing in the back, and as soon as Bulls on Parade started playing, the whole place went crazy. We headed to the front and the pits were absolutely nuts. By far the best show I've ever been to, which is saying a lot. The crazy thing about that was that Soundgarden and Metallica were headlining. We left halfway through Metallica's set because they had played the tracks we wanted to hear and had already had our fill. Crazy day.
0:42 - Who the hell sleeps during a RATM performance?!
I was fortunate enough to see them live. Zack has such an incredible stage presence.
2018 need this band
Well, it took til late 2019 for them to announce they're touring 2020, but it finally happened!
Everybody jumping and singing!! No fucking cellphones!!! Excellent!! \m/
Yeahhhh
Emanuel Coelho Damn right, man. I really miss the pre-cell phone days.
+Emanuel Coelho i had a cell phone in 96... just no way would i of taken it to a gig
+Emanuel Coelho i had a cell phone in 96... just no way would i of taken it to a gig
+vapour80 Would have got jacked for sure. Nobody had cell phones in those days. It was all beepers.
The 90s were a great time to be alive! I was in grade 9 in '95-'96 and remember this concert. It was a concert for Tibet as I remember. The Beastie Boys organized it and played as well as Cypress Hill, RATM, The Cult and a bunch of other bands. Awesome show.
Curiosity question, are you Canadian?
They don't gotta burn the books, they just remove 'em.
Daniel Brewer best line in the song. Chilling.
While arms wharehouses fill as quick of the cells....
Ain't bad either!
Hehe in 1996, I was an orphan from the grunge movement, but RATM replaced it very well. 90's, I miss you. Nowadays I have to live surrounded by toys.
I miss this kinds of genre 🤘🔥
Imagine sleeping as this song starts
That dude on congas was fucking intense.
Damn they sounded awesome live. SO good.
Behold! The power of the groove!
95% of the people who are loving this song and band back in the day at this concert or even still to this day via youtube and itunes and any other way they are exposed to this music really have no clue what the hell they are trying to communicate!
But this music is so powerful that it affects people even though they don't understand the bigger situation they are referring to or understand the context of any of it...yet it takes hold and makes them feel something anyway!
It has been. Parts of this video was used to make the "Bulls on Parade" video. All the video editors did was splice in some other videos and put a grainy effect over the top.
This song & video fucking ROCKS.....R.A.T.M. fan forever
idk why but I like how high Morello keeps his guitar strapped
mans is basically holding it by his armpits lmaoo
I need to go to a concert like this no camera phones and going crazy
i aggreeeeeee
joselyn lopez Yes! I hate it at the concerts when everyone is watching it through their cell phones. Put that shit away for a couple of hours.
Time Machine. 100% of the shows in the 90s were like this. I'm sorry if you missed it. It was fucking awesome
Vegadeth no crowd was wilder than slayer and pantera
Vegadeth there were no phones ...
I swear that's Dylan Klebold.
CHAiRBORNE where? 😂
ICECREAMan2991
@1:44 lol
The Crimson Chin!
Ive really love this band since I was in High School until now a days..
If I can headbang to this when I'm 100% sober, I can't even imagine what the actual concert would have been like 😂
I saw them at lollapalooza in 1996 i was 24 then what a time to be alive in the 90s.
One of my favorites done right. Rage On! XXX
London UK, Wembley Arena, Friday 28 January 2000
This isn't Wembley
Ela re megale Euthxh. Otan se evlepa stn tv den s to eixa na akous RATM. 👌👌
i was born 1990, till now 2013 listening to this music and still playing with my band the songs produced of RATM
The 90's was next level...
Daaaaams the way he brings the first verse makes me wanna burn the whole block fuuuuuuuck..
Love it
Vuelvan a Argentina algún dia por favor 🇦🇷😔
These were the days!
Zack just rips that up ! Epic
Best RATM track EVER!
dante101888 know your enemy
@@viszualz7631 nah
*At :45 zack*
"How dare you sleep at our concert you nub!"
I just can't believe RATM is right now
was at this show and the pit was crazy!
Ahah it brings me so good memories ! (Especially from 0:53 to 01:02 ) Saw them in France when I was 15 back in 2008 and it was exactly the same ! (Except it was at night.) They are the best. Long live Zack, Tom, Tim and Brad !
Big fan of Rage and 1996 is year I was born make sense I gravitate heavy to this type of music
mad Chills... thanks for the upload fam
My favourite guitarist/vocalist duo
sure is wonderful HD
3:37 how tf could u be sleeping through this shit?!
drugs are one hell of a drug... 😂
+dominic derfler amen brotha 😂
Way before there were Occupy Wall Street movement. There was RATM. Weather you agree with their political position or not. They were the first people to increase awareness regarding the greediness of American corporation.
Really? Yet their music was distributed by a multi national corporation which in term allowed them to buy mansions in LA and Orange County, yeah.... Real freedom fighters...
A banda que eu queria curtir um show. Fodaaa!!! Pena que se separaram.
This band will get killer fame in the next few decades, mark my words
90's Gen X mosh pits were no joke, son! Love this so much :-)
να καταλαβαίνουν και οι αλλοι! ;-)
Σχόλιο Ευτύχη Μπλέτσα σε live των ratm.... νμζω τα εχω δει ολα 🤣🤣 (btw δεν καταλαβα το σχολιο σου 😂)
Most bad ass song ever
Favourite live version
God bring this shit back, it's so needed it's ridiculous...
You see the cops saying it’s “very peaceful” until RATM shows up hahaaaa that crowd is insaaaanee
Love this thankyou so raw
No cell phones in the crowd.
in the year 2012-2016 are no cellphones in the crowd very rare...
Of course there weren't cell phones. Camera phones weren't even invented at this point.
Michael Murphy Obvious. Its almost a beautiful picture, ironically.
that's because everybody wanted the smallest one to fit in their pocket
I had one that was 4 inches by 1 inch wide it was cool the time
Fav band hands down
Brad and Tim are the best rhythm section
i was born in the 80s but i just remember the 90s hell yeah
1:16 Tim's shufflin' skills
we are the champions
Tom, that leg kick is ETERNAL!
This is a crowd you'll never see again at a concert
i would give ANYTHING to c them live...
Hoooly shit!!!! I wish i was there
Bring this type of concert back into style.
Yeah, todays youth won't get to experience this kind of freedom and energy. Ahh the 90's.
The 90s were the best i swear. No era like it.
That time Willie Brown attended a RATM concert lol. Miss this dude, our last great mayor
Tom Morello looks so nerdy with the guitar up to his chin
When you are the world's most original guitarists.......who cares how high!!!
People who play with the strap down to their knees are tools.
He looks sick af idk bout you
I disagree. You sound like you are in kindergarten where you had to where your school bag down to your knees to look cool
@@SynZ777 lol, definitely. I just read your comment after I posted mine
this just blew me away. so fucking powerful
still my favourite live version
bands like this shoud never give up