I wonder how many of us did that before we could even fathom this would be free to view one day. Almost makes me miss the old HC scene where you got friendly with the dude or girl with the camcorder so you could try to snag a copy.
maybe Inside Out should re-record all of their material with their original drummer (from Chain of Strength) ... or BETTER YET he has practice tapes with about 20 songs with the original line-up ... I wanna hear THOSE
society is made of a set of moral codes and rules that makes possible for us to live as a group (be it a country, a city, a neighborhood or a small group of friends). the meaning of society is closely related to what is social. so if you don't live isolated you will always be part of a society. that way, if you're against society, you're against living in contact with other people.
I agree to an extent..There is an up-side to all this-for one, where eles, or WHO else for that matter, would make music video's supporting Leonard Peltier, Mumia Abu Jamal, and various other issues, and get them on the regular rotation of something like Mtv. I got the 1st RATM album for my birthday when I turned 13 (in 93!) that opened the door for just about everything I got into.Punk, Activism, etc. I'm not sure I would have ever gotten into underground music if it wasn't for RATM.
Heh, I was at this show. It was at the Rat in the basement. Video Ed shot this video, I have (had) it recoded on 3/4" from the soundboard. Wonder what happened to those old tapes?
Zack looks like a completely different person in this clip mostly it's because he hadn't got in to the gangster rap scene yet (back in the 90's when rappers were actually in gangs and had to be strong/intelligent to survive). Destroy the POSERS!
yeah, i got it. i wasn't saying that you are. i should have said "if one's against" instead of "if you're against". anyway, my point is that it's perfectly possible to be against society and that means, by definition, being against any social contact. there are examples of people that were against society and managed to get out of it like timothy treadwell or christopher mccandless. the problem is being against something and do not do anything to change it.
i understand your point, but the real matter here is that, being part of the machine -which is ruled by capital- makes bringing peltier, jamal and all the references they brought become just another tool for the machine to sell it's product (in this case, ratm cds) to another niche. they record label don't give a shit about these people and their issues, they just care about profits.
I dont and will never understand this mentality of "how dare they make any money, sign to a label." It was going to happen anyway if they wanted to get anywhere and why not use that potential platform to reach more people and use some of the money for good? They seem to support a lot of causes and charities which is more than I can say for most musicians. If they hadn't, they may not have been able to do as much as they have. We are all part of this system, but that doesn't mean we can't criticize it and want it to be better.
so buying ratm cds you're giving money exactly for the ones who, for instance, wants jamal dead and peltier silenced in prison. they are turning important issues into products of consumerism.
of course that's possible, but doing nothing about that is lazyness. i'm against the marketing plan behind ratm, of taking jamal, peltier, zapata, etc, and turning it into a product of consumerism, using them to sell records, so i boycott them. i don't buy their records because i know the money will go to people who don't give a shit about anything besides profits. i live in a society in which the set of moral codes says that it's wrong to fool people, even more in such an evil way.
Standing on the sideline and only unfolding your arms long enough to wag your finger at those who are actually doing something accomplishes what, exactly? Let me know when you come up with that answer.
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90s was hard as fuck time to be alive. no nerds with cell phones filming, everyone in the pit
"rage against the machine" was a song of "inside out".
I bought a vhs of this concert on eBay before TH-cam existed... Lol
me too :x
I wonder how many of us did that before we could even fathom this would be free to view one day.
Almost makes me miss the old HC scene where you got friendly with the dude or girl with the camcorder so you could try to snag a copy.
maybe Inside Out should re-record all of their material with their original drummer (from Chain of Strength) ... or BETTER YET he has practice tapes with about 20 songs with the original line-up ... I wanna hear THOSE
If this continued they could have been up there with Black Flag and Fugazi. But he did pretty well despite that.
To be honest if he hadn’t been in rage then he would not be nearly as known as he is. Rage was unique. Which made them be so well known.
@@Ori0987 love ya, but so WRONG... he was meant to be
No...lol. Zach CRUSHED them
Shows like this bring back such good memories.
Not only in the visual aspect, but even the voice and the accent of Zach de La Rocha was totally different in this video!
song gives me chills
I wish I was alive in this time period
Holy Shit! I love this band and to see it live even on TH-cam is too much...
I am so glad this is here, but so mad I can't post it anywhere else! Great video! Probably the best quality I have seen from any inside out video.
society is made of a set of moral codes and rules that makes possible for us to live as a group (be it a country, a city, a neighborhood or a small group of friends). the meaning of society is closely related to what is social. so if you don't live isolated you will always be part of a society. that way, if you're against society, you're against living in contact with other people.
One word to describe this: Epic!!!
I agree to an extent..There is an up-side to all this-for one, where eles, or WHO else for that matter, would make music video's supporting Leonard Peltier, Mumia Abu Jamal, and various other issues, and get them on the regular rotation of something like Mtv. I got the 1st RATM album for my birthday when I turned 13 (in 93!) that opened the door for just about everything I got into.Punk, Activism, etc. I'm not sure I would have ever gotten into underground music if it wasn't for RATM.
this kinda intensity is actually quite frequent among hardcore bands. especially bands from Massachusetts
Inside Out is from California
Gijs Klomp He was just specifying that hardcore bands from Massachussets are wild
Fucking classic! Homeboy gets mad emotional there!
THATS ZACH DE LA FUCKING ROCHA
i never realized he was part of the hardcore movement in orange county
Ahh The RAT....I miss playing there
fuck, this is a classic which is beyond awesome
obviously fashion had little do with the hardcore scene at this time
frescaso!!!!
Yeah i have to say i like inside out more too
FIRE!!!
I second that.
Heh, I was at this show. It was at the Rat in the basement. Video Ed shot this video, I have (had) it recoded on 3/4" from the soundboard. Wonder what happened to those old tapes?
Thx. Was wondering what club it was shot at. (I'd moved there in '89 and was out to almost every show I could get a free ticket to from 'MBR. :D )
Zack looks like a completely different person in this clip mostly it's because he hadn't got in to the gangster rap scene yet (back in the 90's when rappers were actually in gangs and had to be strong/intelligent to survive). Destroy the POSERS!
This has always been super neat-o!!
best Ebullition band that never was
@wesleyfpt
hah.. well, keep looking. There's more out there
Whos on guitar?? The dude from 108?
yeah, i got it. i wasn't saying that you are. i should have said "if one's against" instead of "if you're against". anyway, my point is that it's perfectly possible to be against society and that means, by definition, being against any social contact. there are examples of people that were against society and managed to get out of it like timothy treadwell or christopher mccandless. the problem is being against something and do not do anything to change it.
WTF??? No dreads???
zombiesaredudes can't buy any music from anyone, by his high standards, they all may want to make some money.
i did
C'est un mythe ce ZACK !!
i don't see why people can't fucking understand that
he was, till he joined the machine with his rage against the machine. how could you be against the machine if you`re part of it?
i understand your point, but the real matter here is that, being part of the machine -which is ruled by capital- makes bringing peltier, jamal and all the references they brought become just another tool for the machine to sell it's product (in this case, ratm cds) to another niche. they record label don't give a shit about these people and their issues, they just care about profits.
I dont and will never understand this mentality of "how dare they make any money, sign to a label." It was going to happen anyway if they wanted to get anywhere and why not use that potential platform to reach more people and use some of the money for good? They seem to support a lot of causes and charities which is more than I can say for most musicians. If they hadn't, they may not have been able to do as much as they have. We are all part of this system, but that doesn't mean we can't criticize it and want it to be better.
Thousands of Hardcore kids? Duh
Nice jogging pants
fresh prince of bel-air????
so buying ratm cds you're giving money exactly for the ones who, for instance, wants jamal dead and peltier silenced in prison. they are turning important issues into products of consumerism.
of course that's possible, but doing nothing about that is lazyness. i'm against the marketing plan behind ratm, of taking jamal, peltier, zapata, etc, and turning it into a product of consumerism, using them to sell records, so i boycott them. i don't buy their records because i know the money will go to people who don't give a shit about anything besides profits. i live in a society in which the set of moral codes says that it's wrong to fool people, even more in such an evil way.
Standing on the sideline and only unfolding your arms long enough to wag your finger at those who are actually doing something accomplishes what, exactly?
Let me know when you come up with that answer.