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1996's Evil Empire, Rage Against the Machine's hotly anticipated follow up to their explosive self-titled 1993 debut didn't disappoint as its brand of revolutionary rap/protest metal has never been matched elsewhere. Tom Morello again sets the pace here with his guitar wizardry while Zach De La Rocha assaults his subjects with rage and resolve. The results are both profound and just plain powerful. Evil Empire debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard charts, "Bulls on Parade" and "People of the Sun" received Grammy nominations for Best Hard Rock Performance and "Tire Me" took home the 1996 Grammy for Best Metal Performance.

TRACKLISTING

SIDE A

1 People of the Sun
2 Bulls On Parade
3 Vietnow
4 Revolver
5 Snakecharmer

SIDE B

1 Tire Me
2 Down Rodeo
3 Without a Face
4 Wind Below
5 Roll Right
6 Year of tha Boomerang

 

Rage Against The Machine were a revolutionary band whose four albums sold over 10 million copies worldwide and changed the face of rock music. Recorded at two sensational shows in September 2000 prior to the bands demise, 'Live at the Grand Olympic Auditorium' showcases the unparalleled intense live engery of one of the best rap-metal acts of the 90s. Produced by Rick Rubin, highlights include their big hits 'Killing in the Name', 'Bullet in the Head', 'Bulls on Parade' as well as covers of MC5's 'Kick out the Jams' and the EPMD classic 'I'm Housin'. The DVD also features a guest appearance by rap stars Cypress Hill on 'How I Could Just Kill A Man' and footage from the band's performance outside the 2000 Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles.

180 gram black vinyl with sleeve

Live At The Grand Olympic Auditorium documents a pair of Rage Against The Machine live shows in September 2000 in their hometown of Los Angeles, CA. Originally intended for release that same year, it was postponed twice due to the band's break-up and the formation of Audioslave by Tom Morello, Tim Commerfordand Brad Wilk. It was finally released in 2003. Collecting highlights from the two shows, the 2LP, 16-song set includes material from all three of the band's acclaimed studio albums such as "Killing In The Name," "Bombtrack," "Bulls On Parade," "Bullet In The Head" and "Testify" along with covers of the MC5's "Kick Out The Jams" and EPMD's "I'm Housin" which appeared on their tribute album Renegades. This would be the band's last live performances until their reunion in 2007. 

TRACKLISTING

LP1
SIDE A
1 Bulls on Parade
2 Bullet In the Head
3 Born of a Broken Man
4 Killing in the Name

SIDE B
1 Calm Like a Bomb
2 Testify
3 Bombtrack
4 War Within a Breath

LP2
SIDE C
1 I’m Housin’
2 Sleep Now In the Fire
3 People of the Sun
4 Guerrilla Radio

SIDE D
1 Kick out the Jams
2 Know Your Enemy
3 No Shelter
4 Freedom

 

 

 

Rage Against The Machine' is the debut studio album by American rap metal band Rage Against the Machine. The album was first released in November 1992, and went to #1 on the Billboard Heatseekers chart, and #45 on the Billboard 200 chart.

"Know Your Enemy" features Tool vocalist Maynard James Keenan on "additional vocals", and also features Jane's Addiction drummer Stephen Perkins on trashcan percussion. Keenan has been known on occasion to appear onstage with the band to perform the song. The album cover features the self-immolation of Thích Quang Ðuc that occurred on June 11, 1963.

Rage Against the Machine was ranked number five on Guitar World magazine's top ten list of guitar albums of 1992.

TRACKLISTING

Bombtrack Killing In The Name Take The Power Back Settle For Nothing Bullet In The Head Know Your Enemy Wake Up Fistful Of Steel Township Rebellion Freedom

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Following three groundbreaking studio releases of original material, Rage Against The Machine returned in 2000 with Renegades, a tribute album paying homage to their musical heroes and philosophical roots. Displaying a broad variety of artists and genres, the diverse 12-song set includes material from the likes of Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, Minor Threat, Eric B. & Rakim, EPMD, MC5, The Rolling Stones, Devo and Cypress Hill among others. Rather than just give every song the obligatory Rage Against The Machine treatment, each cut is arranged distinctly here, resulting in an ambitious and musically varied affair. For instance, Afrika Bambaataa's "Renegades of Funk" and Eric B. & Rakim's "Microphone Fiend" have never been rocked so hard before, whereas Springsteen's "The Ghost of Tom Joad" finds the group as refined and musically daring as ever!

TRACKLISTING

SIDE A

1 Microphone Fiend
2 Pistol Grip Pump
3 Kick out the Jams
4 Renegades Of Funk
5 Beautiful World
6 I’m Housin’

SIDE B

1 In My Eyes
2 How I Could Just Kill a Man
3 The Ghost of Tom Joad
4 Down On The Street
5 Street Fighting Man
6 Maggie’s Farm

Release Date: 12th October 2018

180 gram black vinyl with sleeve

The Battle of Los Angeles, Rage Against the Machine's fiery and groovy third full-length effort, closed out the '90s in typical uncompromising fashion and is arguably the most focused and explosive collection of the band's trailblazing career. Tom Morello and company match Zach de la Rocha's political venom here with equal musical aplomb and never take their foot off the gas from opener "Testify" through to closer "War Within a Breath." Battle of Los Angeles was nominated for the 2001 Grammy Award for Best Rock Album and the single "Guerrilla Radio" won for Best Hard Rock Performance.

TRACKLISTING

SIDE A

1 Testify
2 Guerrilla Radio
3 Calm Like a Bomb
4 Mic Check
5 Sleep Now In the Fire
6 Born of a Broken Man

SIDE B

1 Born As Ghosts
2 Maria
3 Voice of the Voiceless
4 New Millennium Homes
5 Ashes In the Fall
6 War Within a Breath