I saw Rage play live with Wu-Tang Clan back in '97. Rage was two songs in, when Zack started jumping. He came down and broke his ankle on stage. They took him back stage, wrapped his ankle up, and ten minutes later he was back on stage, jumping around on one foot. Finished the show out. He is nothing if not dedicated.
I was at that show. Then when I saw them at MSG in August of '22 I didn't know why he was sitting the whole time. Then I found out he broke it again. They sounded just as good as they did 25 years earlier.
Rage were way ahead of their time. Not surprising Tom went to Harvard for political science, but dude has a Masters in guitar. And Zack's lyrics, voice, and anger get the message across even more. Sometimes stars align and you get the perfect band. Like Rage
Rage never got the respect they deserve. Zack's lyrics are truth, Tim's bass is funky and groovy as hell. and of course Tom on guitar the only man to ever "scratch" a guitar.
I stumbled on to this watching reactions to riske family guy jokes. This content is much better though. My older cousin introduced me to rage in 93 when I was 10, I instantly loved the intense music and feeling it evokes. It took a few years for me to fully appreciate the lyrics. There are some truths that don't get taught in school or mass media. Check out some gorilla media atth-cam.com/video/Mn-ca6ZQYtw/w-d-xo.html he is a true patriot.
I'm right beside you! I am the mom who introduced her daughters to RATM in 1997 (they were 8 & 12...) along with girl bands from the 80's. Have never regretted those decisions.
I’m proud of my fellow “GenX” ers that knows what’s up! And raising Millennials that are just tapping into the greatness of RATM! Now let’s change the world in 2020!
@@nouseforaname3345 . Hahaha. Same. I'm a hockey with a van. Last season I took 6 players to there game ,blasting RATM to get them hyped for there game. I have never felt more proud of my son teaching his friends to headbang and rap at the same time. I am now the cool mom with the van.
“When RATM first started out, no bands in the rock world wanted to touch us for a support act. It was Public Enemy, Cypress Hill and House of Pain that truly supported RATM in our earliest days."
Exactly. A bunch of hardcore punkers with lame music never wanted a thing to do with them. They all sucked anyway. Public Enemy and Cypress Hill was where it was at
Just like the books we had to read in school when this album came out, I appreciate these lyrics more and more as time passes. They seem even more relevant now.
Was at that concert I was 15 and was an experience like no other I've had since.. Slipknot was the only other band that held that kinda power, you could feel the energy of the crowd I literally get goosebumps just thinking of it...
I'm not sure if the audience was aware of how dope Morello's solo was....he went through levels upon levels of styles and sounds in a span of about a minute. Incredibly unique display
This is a great example of what made Rage such an amazing band. There are so many elements of differing styles mixed in here. They have the lyrical qualities of Rap, some rhythmic bits of funk, the drive of hard alt-rock, and even a bit of punk in their outro. More importantly, their sound is genuinely live, rather than being the product of heavy studio production.
I saw them live in 2000. Best god damn concert I've ever been to in my entire life!! They were never known to be chatty during their concerts, and the only thing any of them said was "this song is called A bullet to the head" and the crowd exploded! The audience was there to have a great time and we did so TOGETHER! The only word I can find that fits the feeling is SOLIDARITY! Everyone was having fun, taking care of each other, looking out for each other, helping each other. If you fell, you would immediately be picked up, if you looked out of breath, people would ask you if you were ok and if you needed help to get out. This concert was at the biggest music festival in Sweden at the time, Hultsfred, and I saw Slipknot the night before. It was so fierce I had to back off, but during this one, I never felt threatened. We were having our arms around each other's shoulders, jumping with pure joy! I cant even do the feeling justice...
i saw them with their first reunion in 2008, it was the most amazing concert ive ever witnessed and i felt like i was 16 again. The fire from this band is just unstoppable. Peace out brother, love and new years wishes from Belgium.
This 1993 performance of Rage Against The Machine shook Pinkpop to its foundations with their classic 'Killing In The Name' & i was there. In that year, the KNMI (Dutch seismological institute) even measured a small earthquake in Landgraaf during the performance of that song. 70.000 people jumping to rage!
This was a live performance too. Their studio version of this track is a lot cleaner. But, you can see how much work they put into everything they do when you watch them perform live.
The arrangements are crazy! Changing times three times in less then ten bars, and just when you think you know where it is going they blow your mind! I remember concerts were insane. I was in the Marines at the time and they would be blaring in the gym, at the barracks! They had so much to say, and man they can play!
AWWWWW it's on now🤘 That was me, 26 yrs ago!!!! Still rollin with the RATM🤘 Some of us been worshiping at the house of Rage longer than y'all been kicking😂😂😂 Where my ole ass 90s still fly as hell folks at??? Much ♥️from Bama 🙋 💕
“Just victims of the in house drive by They say jump you say how high” All about mass media and corporations controlling news which at the time was all on TV (in house)
still the same ..nothing is gonna change..i know that sounds hopeless but that is how its always been..any good and decent members of the news media have become lost in the corporate whore money machine
Rage Against the Machine - Sleep Now In The Fire During the firming (Directed by Michael Moore) they film at the New York Stock Exchanged and got it closed down and the police tried to stop them filming and they kept filming. I'm not sure if you will be able to react the the video without it getting blocked/copyright claimed because its the official music video but its an awesome video, check it out either way.
Pearl jam performed at PinkPop in 1992. That's when Eddie climbed the scaffolding. Rage Against the Machine performed at PinkPop in 1993. RATM form in 1991, dropped their self titled Lp in 1992. It blew up with 8 big hits out of the 10 tracks. By the time they took the stage at PinkPop in 1993 their Lp had solidified them as Rap Metal Gods. My all time favorite band. That's why I know those years.
This is one of my favorites. This time the bullet cold rocked ya A yellow ribbon instead of a swastika Nothin' proper about ya propaganda Fools follow rules when the set commands ya Said it was blue When ya blood was red That's how ya got a bullet blasted through ya head Blasted through ya head Blasted through ya head I give a shout out to the living dead Who stood and watched as the feds cold centralized So serene on the screen You were mesmerised Cellular phones soundin' a death tone Corporations cold Turn ya to stone before ya realise They load the clip in omnicolour Said they pack the 9, they fire it at prime time Sleeping gas, every home was like Alcatraz And mutha fuckas lost their minds Just victims of the in-house drive-by They say jump, you say how high Just victims of the in-house drive-by They say jump, you say how high Run it! Just victims of the in-house drive-by They say jump, you say how high Just victims of the in-house drive-by They say jump, you say how high Checka, checka, check it out They load the clip in omnicolour Said they pack the 9, they fire it at prime time Sleeping gas, every home was like Alcatraz And mutha fuckas lost their minds No escape from the mass mind rape Play it again jack and then rewind the tape And then play it again and again and again Until ya mind is locked in Believin' all the lies that they're tellin' ya Buyin' all the products that they're sellin' ya They say jump and ya say how high Ya brain-dead Ya gotta fuckin' bullet in ya head Just victims of the in-house drive-by They say jump, you say how high Just victims of the in-house drive-by They say jump, you say how high Uggh! Yeah! Yea! Ya standin' in line Believin' the lies Ya bowin' down to the flag Ya gotta bullet in ya head Ya standin' in line Believin' the lies Ya bowin' down to the flag Ya gotta bullet in ya head A bullet in ya head A bullet in ya head A bullet in ya head A bullet in ya head A bullet in ya head A bullet in ya head A bullet in ya head A bullet in ya head A bullet in ya head! A bullet in ya head! A bullet in ya head! A bullet in ya head! A bullet in ya head! A bullet in ya head! A bullet in ya head! Ya gotta bullet in ya fuckin' head! Yeah! Yeah!
I have now followed you through at least 8 RATM videos, and it reminds me of why I'd play some of the videos to my students... It's called a (re)education, and this band reached hundreds of thousands! I saw them play free at the protests against the Dems at the helLA Prez Convention in 2004; after they played to us, we broke down the fence separating us from the convention delegates, and the cops and MSM just about shit. Good times!
Awesome reaction, don't stop now.lol. You got to watch Fistful of Steel from the same show. So awesome. And also listen to Down Rodeo, also a dynamic song.
My life it has been destroyed without rage in my life!!!! I’m so glad I founded your channel!! I’m over the channels doing same bands!! Slipknot Metallica etc..
my favorite thing about these live audiences at rock/metal concerts is the lack of cellphones up in the air. instead of paying attention to their phone these people are dancing and paying attention to the performance.
From the Uk and have listened to these since I was a kid! At 30 now and these are still the most relevant band on the planet today with whats going on in the world.
morello has got to be in the top of the list of guitar innovators.............switching from rock, to funk, and then DJ scratchy, still amazing all these years later.....yeah, i'm kinda old........many love, much props
When I was in HS in the 90s, Rage Against the Machine was my favorite band. I saw them live several times but my favorite shows were with Wu-Tang Clan in 1997, and at Tibetan Freedom Festival in 99. They could lead a Revolution! You were ready to go to war after 20 minutes in the pit. At Tibetan it had been raining all day and the pit was a downhill mudslide and everyone was going apeshit. The ending to Bullet in the Head was always one of the best moments. Checkout Freedom, Bulls on Parade, Killing in the Name of, People of the Sun, Tire Me, Viet Now, basically their entire first Album and Evil Empire. Zack De La Rocha was big into Hardcore Punk and Hiphop. Tom Morello was big into Heavy Metal and Public Enemy and his mother was a hippie activist and his dad was either a Black Panther or some type of civil rights activist so politics, heavy rock music and rap were a big part of Rage Against the Machine.
Brother, I'm an LA native like you, and i respect the fact that your a music lover and fucken comic book lover as well! Music is for the ppl.. RESPECT MY BOY!! 🙏
I am envious of you just discovering life altering music that I grew up with. It's like discovering Robert De Niros pre-2000s movies for the first time
@@whateverittakes1673 eh, it was alright. I'm talking everything from Casino and before. I'll even say meet the parents and analyze this were good but wasn't top notch De Niro.
Saw them live in late '92 at a tiny club with about 500 other Gen Xers. We didn't know what hit us. We tore that club down. The police showed up at the end, which was a mistake on their part. Fights, batons, pepper spray. What a powerful band! What an amazing time to be young and alive!
Tool guitarist Adam Jones, and Rage guitarist Tom Morello were in a high school band together called "the electric sheep." He is playing his electric sheep strat on this live performance.
Probably their best Live Concert ever filmed at Pinkpop/Netherlands ( Happy Birthday for now 50 Years.Oldest Festival in Europe)....at that time i first saw them Live...or better survived one of the best Moshpits in my whole Life....unforgettable!
As a 12 year old back then i watched this on tv live. Unforgettable memories were the pinkpop concerts during those years, so many legendary performances. I was lucky to witness ratm with zack at pinkpop around 2010, dont know the exact year, but even then I jumped like I never did before, their music is so energetic...you just have to jump.
A few bands I haven't seen on your page yet! 1)Parkway Drive - wishing wells, Crushed 2)I Prevail - Bow Down, Scars 3)Falling in Reverse - Popular monster, loosing my life, drugs
I think that's the Tibetan Freedom Concert in San Francisco. If so, I was there. It was the best concert of all time. Rage, The Beastie Boys, tribe called quest, smashing pumpkins, red hot chili peppers and so many others. $25.
I give a shout out to the living dead Who stood and watched as the feds cold centralized So serene on the screen You were mesmerized Cellular phones soundin' a death tone Corporations cold Turn ya to stone before ya realise They load the clip in omnicolour Said they pack the 9, they fire it at prime time Sleeping gas, every home was like Alcatraz And mutha fuckas lost their minds Just victims of the in-house drive-by They say jump, you say how high
I am glad you saw it as audience interaction/participation and not "crowd control "which some American reaction TH-camrs use to explain this behaviour. Rage will always be a great band.
Rage is a band that only comes along once. I remember when Evil Empire came out in 1992. It was plastered all over South downtown Seattle. That's when I first really got into Rage. Rage in a word is Badass! Great reaction Jamel.
I was right there in the audience at the concert Pinkpop in Holland going nuts! It was insane. Before that I saw them also live in a smaller club in Amsterdam (the Melkweg): they absolutely destroyed it. I mean literally: it was so intense and everybody was on fire. They are still a tremendous inspiration.
I saw Rage play live with Wu-Tang Clan back in '97. Rage was two songs in, when Zack started jumping. He came down and broke his ankle on stage. They took him back stage, wrapped his ankle up, and ten minutes later he was back on stage, jumping around on one foot. Finished the show out. He is nothing if not dedicated.
Meanwhile he snapped his ankle again and they canceled the entire european tour
I was at that show. Then when I saw them at MSG in August of '22 I didn't know why he was sitting the whole time. Then I found out he broke it again. They sounded just as good as they did 25 years earlier.
@@LG1204wow, it's almost like he's over 20 years older and injuries are way more serious when you're older
Rage were way ahead of their time. Not surprising Tom went to Harvard for political science, but dude has a Masters in guitar. And Zack's lyrics, voice, and anger get the message across even more. Sometimes stars align and you get the perfect band. Like Rage
His Fender Special : th-cam.com/video/EZjtl8jGdac/w-d-xo.html
Rage never got the respect they deserve. Zack's lyrics are truth, Tim's bass is funky and groovy as hell. and of course Tom on guitar the only man to ever "scratch" a guitar.
Are you on crack? They were critically praised and commercially successful. They’re also regarded as one of the best bands of the 90s.
And Brad wilk is always hard with his drum without Tom.
his lyrics are definitely the truth
I disagree. They get respect from all corners even though they've been broken up for so long. Morello is the best, too.
They got the respect but only from rockers
One of my new hobbies is watching brothers react to Rage lol
Me to ever since yesterday when I randomly just realized what they were saying in Killing I’m the name it is so clear I’m not sure how I missed it
same hahaha
Evan Siggson same lmao
I stumbled on to this watching reactions to riske family guy jokes. This content is much better though. My older cousin introduced me to rage in 93 when I was 10, I instantly loved the intense music and feeling it evokes. It took a few years for me to fully appreciate the lyrics. There are some truths that don't get taught in school or mass media. Check out some gorilla media atth-cam.com/video/Mn-ca6ZQYtw/w-d-xo.html he is a true patriot.
+1
Fun fact: Guitarist Tom Morello has a Bachelor's degree with honors in Political Science from Harvard. Yep that's right Harvard.
Carbon_based_life_form sonhe has been brainwashed by the ESTABLISHMENT?
Also, his mom was Adam Jones' (Tool guitarist) teacher in school.
His great-uncle was the first elected president of Kenya too.
evenflow1981 I kinda love that it sounds like you’re just making stuff up, but that this is true.
I thought it was bachelor's degree?
I love his guitar says "arm the homeless"
tom morello is the fucking best
@R GT huh ?
yea. stop denying people land because they have no money !
@Evan Wade amen to that
I'm 62 and this is my first time hearing this band. I really like the music and the thought that went to the lyrics.
60 years old and still RAGING with these young men!!! I'm calm like a bomb!!!
IGNITE! IGNITE! IGNITE!
I’m 50 and still want to mosh
56 here and still cranking this on my way to and from work!
I'm right beside you! I am the mom who introduced her daughters to RATM in 1997 (they were 8 & 12...) along with girl bands from the 80's. Have never regretted those decisions.
57 and wishing I was at a show right now!
I,m 63 and usually listen to classic rock but I love these guys and their messages. They are great live.
I'm 69. Their great
They are basically the Doors, just half a century later, and loaded down with truth and energy 🤣
I’m proud of my fellow “GenX” ers that knows what’s up! And raising Millennials that are just tapping into the greatness of RATM! Now let’s change the world in 2020!
Yep, my daughter had to go thru "mandatory" listening. So she would know the world she was born into. So happy these reaction videos are up!
I’m only 16 and I feel like a 90s kid. I love the classics man.
Millennial who grew up on Rage here. GenX is the best Gen.
My daughter is GenZ. I asked her once how she became so jaded about the world. She said you raised us on RATM, what did you expect? ✊🎶
@@nouseforaname3345 . Hahaha. Same. I'm a hockey with a van. Last season I took 6 players to there game ,blasting RATM to get them hyped for there game. I have never felt more proud of my son teaching his friends to headbang and rap at the same time. I am now the cool mom with the van.
“When RATM first started out, no bands in the rock world wanted to touch us for a support act. It was Public Enemy, Cypress Hill and House of Pain that truly supported RATM in our earliest days."
For the most part yes, but the very first concert they played as RATM was opening for Tool. But Tool is just different :)
Exactly. A bunch of hardcore punkers with lame music never wanted a thing to do with them. They all sucked anyway. Public Enemy and Cypress Hill was where it was at
There are like 3 just amazing bass lines. Seriously, the bass is like top shelf amazing.
Rage is reuniting and Wu Tang wants to tour with them; just like in the 90’s! :-)
RAGE IS BACK TOGETHER AND TOURING IN 2020
I didn't believe this, so I had to look it up! YEEEEEESSSSSSS!
Maybe i hope so but it seems limited hope he brings we need it now more than ever
Tom Morello is a beast one of the very best but I named my second born after Zac...
for real???
nothing beats the original four, sucks we can't safely leave the house rn
Now from this same show, "Fistfulll of steel".
And don't forget, "take the power back", this is a MUST listen.
Vinicius Nascimento fistful of steel at that show is just too perfect
Fistful of steel their best live performance imo
Just like the books we had to read in school when this album came out, I appreciate these lyrics more and more as time passes. They seem even more relevant now.
The kids in that crowd are now around 50 years old...
Yup, that would be me, 48
41 yrs old...
53 here
sowhats your point? youre getting older too
@@fourshore502 I was one of the kids...
Was at that concert I was 15 and was an experience like no other I've had since.. Slipknot was the only other band that held that kinda power, you could feel the energy of the crowd I literally get goosebumps just thinking of it...
I was at that particular gig, Pinkpop in the Netherlands, will never forget this one, NEVER!
same here!....
I'm not sure if the audience was aware of how dope Morello's solo was....he went through levels upon levels of styles and sounds in a span of about a minute. Incredibly unique display
I've always LOVED their track 'Maria' from the Battle of Los Angeles album.
A little different than most of their songs, but just as powerful
Just as the sun disappears only to reappear..
Zack is a lyrical genius. That track is so well written. Gives me goose bumps every damn time!
This is a great example of what made Rage such an amazing band. There are so many elements of differing styles mixed in here. They have the lyrical qualities of Rap, some rhythmic bits of funk, the drive of hard alt-rock, and even a bit of punk in their outro. More importantly, their sound is genuinely live, rather than being the product of heavy studio production.
the final transition just gave me fucking chills, tons of energy irradiated in just like 30 seconds lol
Tom Morrello is the man. Led Audioslave musically and RATM . Saw him at a festival in May and it was fire.
That rug really tied the stage together, man.
This isn’t Vietnam, there are rules.
James Considine my friend, you’re entering a world of pain
Put the piece away, man. They're calling the cops..
Got any Kahlua?
And this guy pee'd on it
I saw them live in 2000. Best god damn concert I've ever been to in my entire life!! They were never known to be chatty during their concerts, and the only thing any of them said was "this song is called A bullet to the head" and the crowd exploded!
The audience was there to have a great time and we did so TOGETHER! The only word I can find that fits the feeling is SOLIDARITY! Everyone was having fun, taking care of each other, looking out for each other, helping each other. If you fell, you would immediately be picked up, if you looked out of breath, people would ask you if you were ok and if you needed help to get out. This concert was at the biggest music festival in Sweden at the time, Hultsfred, and I saw Slipknot the night before. It was so fierce I had to back off, but during this one, I never felt threatened. We were having our arms around each other's shoulders, jumping with pure joy! I cant even do the feeling justice...
Honestly man am amazed how you keep that upload schedule so consistently great channel
i saw them with their first reunion in 2008, it was the most amazing concert ive ever witnessed and i felt like i was 16 again. The fire from this band is just unstoppable. Peace out brother, love and new years wishes from Belgium.
I'm jealous of you getting to hear this for the first time... I'd love to have that feeling again!
This 1993 performance of Rage Against The Machine shook Pinkpop to its foundations with their classic 'Killing In The Name' & i was there. In that year, the KNMI (Dutch seismological institute) even measured a small earthquake in Landgraaf during the performance of that song. 70.000 people jumping to rage!
This was a live performance too. Their studio version of this track is a lot cleaner. But, you can see how much work they put into everything they do when you watch them perform live.
We used to play this one in my old band. By the end of the song, your fingers were falling off!
Tom Morello shredding with that shredded taco meat on his chest 😂😂
#iDied when he said that!😂😂😂💀
lol
The arrangements are crazy! Changing times three times in less then ten bars, and just when you think you know where it is going they blow your mind! I remember concerts were insane. I was in the Marines at the time and they would be blaring in the gym, at the barracks! They had so much to say, and man they can play!
AWWWWW it's on now🤘
That was me, 26 yrs ago!!!! Still rollin with the RATM🤘 Some of us been worshiping at the house of Rage longer than y'all been kicking😂😂😂 Where my ole ass 90s still fly as hell folks at???
Much ♥️from Bama 🙋 💕
Right here! 🤟
Were still here. I'd like to crowdsource a time machine back to 1992.
@S H
Nah, we just in our prime😉
We Here! We Here! Still fly, but much, much more fly than in the 90's!!! Yes!
@@atheistinalabama4206 YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEES!!
Pinkpop 1994, I was there. Amazing performance by RATM. The ground was shaking so hard , it was measured 1 on the Richter scale.
“Down Rodeo” can’t wait for you to hear this one! Love the reviews.
Their the best band I've heard ! Been listening to them since the 90s!! Never be another band like rage,!! Simple as that!!!
“Just victims of the in house drive by
They say jump you say how high”
All about mass media and corporations controlling news which at the time was all on TV (in house)
still the same ..nothing is gonna change..i know that sounds hopeless but that is how its always been..any good and decent members of the news media have become lost in the corporate whore money machine
I can't tell you how pleasing it is to see a new generation hear these words. They're important. Your Rage journey is a joy to watch
Rage Against the Machine - Sleep Now In The Fire
During the firming (Directed by Michael Moore) they film at the New York Stock Exchanged and got it closed down and the police tried to stop them filming and they kept filming.
I'm not sure if you will be able to react the the video without it getting blocked/copyright claimed because its the official music video but its an awesome video, check it out either way.
Pretty sure that is bulls on parade
@@chrisbottelson6063 Itsn't bulls on parade. Just checked it
Not a fan at all but kinda crazy seeing a random trump for president sign in the video
@@dbecks51 Yeah i think it was part of the message. Remember that Trump did wanted to be prrsident since late 90's
@@chrisbottelson6063 it's definitely sleep now in the fire
Pearl jam performed at PinkPop in 1992. That's when Eddie climbed the scaffolding. Rage Against the Machine performed at PinkPop in 1993.
RATM form in 1991, dropped their self titled Lp in 1992. It blew up with 8 big hits out of the 10 tracks. By the time they took the stage at PinkPop in 1993 their Lp had solidified them as Rap Metal Gods. My all time favorite band. That's why I know those years.
This is one of my favorites.
This time the bullet cold rocked ya
A yellow ribbon instead of a swastika
Nothin' proper about ya propaganda
Fools follow rules when the set commands ya
Said it was blue
When ya blood was red
That's how ya got a bullet blasted through ya head
Blasted through ya head
Blasted through ya head
I give a shout out to the living dead
Who stood and watched as the feds cold centralized
So serene on the screen
You were mesmerised
Cellular phones soundin' a death tone
Corporations cold
Turn ya to stone before ya realise
They load the clip in omnicolour
Said they pack the 9, they fire it at prime time
Sleeping gas, every home was like Alcatraz
And mutha fuckas lost their minds
Just victims of the in-house drive-by
They say jump, you say how high
Just victims of the in-house drive-by
They say jump, you say how high
Run it!
Just victims of the in-house drive-by
They say jump, you say how high
Just victims of the in-house drive-by
They say jump, you say how high
Checka, checka, check it out
They load the clip in omnicolour
Said they pack the 9, they fire it at prime time
Sleeping gas, every home was like Alcatraz
And mutha fuckas lost their minds
No escape from the mass mind rape
Play it again jack and then rewind the tape
And then play it again and again and again
Until ya mind is locked in
Believin' all the lies that they're tellin' ya
Buyin' all the products that they're sellin' ya
They say jump and ya say how high
Ya brain-dead
Ya gotta fuckin' bullet in ya head
Just victims of the in-house drive-by
They say jump, you say how high
Just victims of the in-house drive-by
They say jump, you say how high
Uggh! Yeah! Yea!
Ya standin' in line
Believin' the lies
Ya bowin' down to the flag
Ya gotta bullet in ya head
Ya standin' in line
Believin' the lies
Ya bowin' down to the flag
Ya gotta bullet in ya head
A bullet in ya head
A bullet in ya head
A bullet in ya head
A bullet in ya head
A bullet in ya head
A bullet in ya head
A bullet in ya head
A bullet in ya head
A bullet in ya head!
A bullet in ya head!
A bullet in ya head!
A bullet in ya head!
A bullet in ya head!
A bullet in ya head!
A bullet in ya head!
Ya gotta bullet in ya fuckin' head!
Yeah!
Yeah!
Amazing even live! Tom Morello's guitar is so creative!
Seriously bro " renegades of funk ".... you'll love the funky beats
Jeff Ward
Excellent suggestion!
RATM should've stopped after Freedom
A must!
Gary W-l-o-t you should’ve stopped before you commented
Can't agree more 🤘😂✊
I have now followed you through at least 8 RATM videos, and it reminds me of why I'd play some of the videos to my students... It's called a (re)education, and this band reached hundreds of thousands!
I saw them play free at the protests against the Dems at the helLA Prez Convention in 2004; after they played to us, we broke down the fence separating us from the convention delegates, and the cops and MSM just about shit. Good times!
This is def one of their most hip hop based songs and its fire
ugh, that transition at 4:43 gets me every time. that has to be one of the greatest moments in musical history
As a bass player i love that part
Next from Rage: People of the Sun. EPIC jam from the boys. Consider this an official (and respectful) request.
Best track they ever made imo. So powerful, so much flow, the beat with this bass riff... The ending is classic screaming part... Just perfection.
Awesome reaction, don't stop now.lol. You got to watch Fistful of Steel from the same show. So awesome. And also listen to Down Rodeo, also a dynamic song.
My life it has been destroyed without rage in my life!!!! I’m so glad I founded your channel!! I’m over the channels doing same bands!! Slipknot Metallica etc..
my favorite thing about these live audiences at rock/metal concerts is the lack of cellphones up in the air. instead of paying attention to their phone these people are dancing and paying attention to the performance.
lol this was 1993 bro people would have to have been holding their pagers in the air.
From the Uk and have listened to these since I was a kid! At 30 now and these are still the most relevant band on the planet today with whats going on in the world.
This is how we got down in the 90s as teens. What do kids do nowadays?
True that! Leroy!!!
Fortnite?
And vines
What do kids do nowadays? Lament the fact that their music sucks and RATM isn’t touring now.
They listen to mumble rap. **barfs**
Legendary performance. One of their bests for sure.
Indeed
Rage is coming out with a Reunion tour!
They going to cover any audioslave tunes with zack
morello has got to be in the top of the list of guitar innovators.............switching from rock, to funk, and then DJ scratchy, still amazing all these years later.....yeah, i'm kinda old........many love, much props
Awesome Jamal, thanks for doing a great reaction to this one! :D The intro bass riff sounds ol' school, reminds me of Cypress Hill
When I was in HS in the 90s, Rage Against the Machine was my favorite band. I saw them live several times but my favorite shows were with Wu-Tang Clan in 1997, and at Tibetan Freedom Festival in 99. They could lead a Revolution! You were ready to go to war after 20 minutes in the pit. At Tibetan it had been raining all day and the pit was a downhill mudslide and everyone was going apeshit. The ending to Bullet in the Head was always one of the best moments. Checkout Freedom, Bulls on Parade, Killing in the Name of, People of the Sun, Tire Me, Viet Now, basically their entire first Album and Evil Empire.
Zack De La Rocha was big into Hardcore Punk and Hiphop. Tom Morello was big into Heavy Metal and Public Enemy and his mother was a hippie activist and his dad was either a Black Panther or some type of civil rights activist so politics, heavy rock music and rap were a big part of Rage Against the Machine.
We need them so bad, NOW! 🔊
Ree McLaughlin hey Ree!!!
@@jazzcat8786 Hi! I just got your reply! ✌🏼😉🎄
Brother, I'm an LA native like you, and i respect the fact that your a music lover and fucken comic book lover as well! Music is for the ppl..
RESPECT MY BOY!! 🙏
I'll be an old lady one day, still listening to it...
The soundtrack of my angry anarchist youth. Saw them live in Sweden back in 1997, awesome live band.
You’ll hurt yourself lifting to Rage. Know from experience, lol. Way to hype! Guerrilla Radio is my favorite Rage song let your ears be blessed.
I am envious of you just discovering life altering music that I grew up with. It's like discovering Robert De Niros pre-2000s movies for the first time
umm... the irishman.
@@whateverittakes1673 eh, it was alright. I'm talking everything from Casino and before. I'll even say meet the parents and analyze this were good but wasn't top notch De Niro.
I was at this concert. 😂🤘🏼
Nothing like being on the floor at a Rage concert. Saw them in 1999. My first concert. So great.
You gotta do "Down Rodeo" by Rage!
Down Rodeo 🎶
It’s crazy. This is 1993!!! No act like it today. Zach hands down, top 5 greatest rappers of all time.
And this concert officially registered on the Richter scale as a mini earthquake
Saw them live in late '92 at a tiny club with about 500 other Gen Xers. We didn't know what hit us. We tore that club down. The police showed up at the end, which was a mistake on their part. Fights, batons, pepper spray. What a powerful band! What an amazing time to be young and alive!
They are not just victims of the in house drive by. They are "just" victims of the in house drive by.
Just got my Rage tickets for next year at MSG. Last time I saw them was 1997 when I was 17. I havent been this excited for a show in a long time!!!.
Miss them so much. They got banned from playing in some countries cause they said they could insight a riot..LOL..
Tool guitarist Adam Jones, and Rage guitarist Tom Morello were in a high school band together called "the electric sheep." He is playing his electric sheep strat on this live performance.
Yo. They just announced they were getting back together for a 2020 tour. You gotta go bruh!
Probably their best Live Concert ever filmed at Pinkpop/Netherlands ( Happy Birthday for now 50 Years.Oldest Festival in Europe)....at that time i first saw them Live...or better survived one of the best Moshpits in my whole Life....unforgettable!
As a 12 year old back then i watched this on tv live. Unforgettable memories were the pinkpop concerts during those years, so many legendary performances.
I was lucky to witness ratm with zack at pinkpop around 2010, dont know the exact year, but even then I jumped like I never did before, their music is so energetic...you just have to jump.
Two songs you definitely have to react to are arguably their best.
Sleep now in the fire (official video)
Renegades of Funk
Are you kidding me!That solo from Tom Morello was CRAZY!!!I never heard him doing it like that on any of there studio albums
I feel like if you do Renegades of Funk by Rage, you’ll lose your biscuits.
I watch your videos everyday. Your reactions to all this GREAT music are fantastic. And Rage ......nuff said!!!
Rage Against the Machine was definitely prophesying for the year 2019
2020 is gonna be so much better they said! Rotflmao!
A few bands I haven't seen on your page yet!
1)Parkway Drive - wishing wells, Crushed
2)I Prevail - Bow Down, Scars
3)Falling in Reverse - Popular monster, loosing my life, drugs
Check out krs one and Zack on lyricist lounge. Criminals in action
Thank you
Fuck yesss
I think that's the Tibetan Freedom Concert in San Francisco. If so, I was there. It was the best concert of all time. Rage, The Beastie Boys, tribe called quest, smashing pumpkins, red hot chili peppers and so many others.
$25.
I give a shout out to the living dead
Who stood and watched as the feds cold centralized
So serene on the screen
You were mesmerized
Cellular phones soundin' a death tone
Corporations cold
Turn ya to stone before ya realise
They load the clip in omnicolour
Said they pack the 9, they fire it at prime time
Sleeping gas, every home was like Alcatraz
And mutha fuckas lost their minds
Just victims of the in-house drive-by
They say jump, you say how high
'Without a face' so sick but no1 ever mentions it, great bassline, sinister hip hoppy vibe
For real. Along with People of the Sun and Roll Right.
@@w4wumbo23 not a huge fan of the chorus on people of the sun but love the verse, roll right good shout
Time for (down rodeo or renegades of funk) bro! by RATM
Down Rodeo often overlooked masterpiece
Zack's primal yell at the end.... Epic, and beyond compare to anything then or now...
Now listen to their covers of "I'm housin'" "microphone fiend"
They went off with this I miss the 90's
You should also do Ghost of Tom Joad
With Zack singing, theres several versions but the one by RATM is best i think
I am glad you saw it as audience interaction/participation and not "crowd control "which some American reaction TH-camrs use to explain this behaviour. Rage will always be a great band.
Try mexican band Molotov, they have similar sound
but molotov has a little comedy in their lyrics
Bro you always review the best songs few people know about. Respect fr 💯
Being brainwashed by commercials and brands and the “news”
Rage is a band that only comes along once. I remember when Evil Empire came out in 1992. It was plastered all over South downtown Seattle. That's when I first really got into Rage. Rage in a word is Badass! Great reaction Jamel.
Evil empire was released in 95 or 96 dude.
@@BurnedZero yeah my bad it would've been 96 I don't know why I said 92. Guess I was just tired from work the other day.
I was right there in the audience at the concert Pinkpop in Holland going nuts! It was insane. Before that I saw them also live in a smaller club in Amsterdam (the Melkweg): they absolutely destroyed it. I mean literally: it was so intense and everybody was on fire. They are still a tremendous inspiration.
You're a great dude, fun to watch you dig these tunes