Rage Against the Machine

Rage Against the Machine

Rage Against the Machine

RELEASED: November 25, 1997
TYPE: FULL LENGTH
1. [programme start] 0:10 2. The Ghost of Tom Joad 5:22 3. Vietnow 4:48 4. People of the Sun 2:33 5. Bulls on Parade 3:56 6. Bullet in the Head 5:49 7. Zapata’s Blood 1:46 8. Know Your Enemy 5:20 9. Bombtrack 4:09 10. Tire Me 2:57 11. Killing in the Name 6:20 12. Freedom 6:43 13. Killing in the Name 5:13 14. Bullet in the Head 4:49 15. Freedom 5:58 16. Bulls on Parade 3:53 17. Memory of the Dead (Land and Liberty) 3:41 18. People of the Sun 2:48 19. [end credits] 2:14 20. The Ghost of Tom Joad 6:14
Rage Against the Machine's self-titled debut album, released in 1992, is a seminal work that blends hard rock and rap, establishing the genre of rap metal. The album is noted for its aggressive sound, politically charged lyrics, and the distinctive guitar work of Tom Morello. It features iconic tracks such as 'Killing in the Name' and 'Bullet in the Head,' which critique social injustice and corporate greed. The band's fusion of genres and powerful messages resonated with a generation, making the album a cornerstone of 90s music and a lasting influence on both rock and hip-hop.