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Album Review

Rage Against the Machine spent four years making its second album, Evil Empire. Their rage at the "fascist" capitalist system in America hadn't declined in the nearly half-decade they were away. Their musical approach didn't change, either. Lead vocalist Zack de la Rocha is caught halfway between the militant raps of Chuck D and the fanatical ravings of a street preacher, shouting out his libertarian slogans over the sonically dense assault of the band. Guitarist Tom Morello demonstrates an impressive palette of sound, creating new textures in heavy metal, which is quite difficult, and de la Rocha's dedication to decidedly left-wing politics is admirable, simply because few other performers of the '90s had made any sort of political stance.

Customer Reviews

GREAT ALBUM

i dont believe this only got 3 stars >:(

MINTAGE

its hard not to just say that Rage are legends..... because well they are!!! definately one of their better albums and i can't really fault a single track the best ones are Tire Me Without a Face (love it) Wind Below Vietnow Down Rodeo in fact they are all amazing and you never get tired of listening to them..... AMAZING!!!!!!

Mint

This album is just amazing, simple! If you are into music which sounds more... um... 'underground', this is the stuff. Epic tunes such as... all of em are really really brutally good. Seriously, you want a rage album, get this 1!

Biography

Formed: 1991 in Los Angeles, CA

Genre: Rock

Years Active: '90s, '00s, '10s

Rage Against the Machine earned acclaim from disenfranchised fans (and not insignificant derision from critics) for their bombastic, fiercely polemical music, which brewed sloganeering leftist rants against corporate America, cultural imperialism, and government oppression into a Molotov cocktail of punk, hip-hop, and thrash. Rage formed in Los Angeles in the early '90s out of the wreckage of a number of local groups: vocalist Zack de la Rocha (the son of Chicano political artist Beto) emerged from...
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