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[@andyandalex]

Hey guys what are some other songs by Rage Against the Machine that we should check out? I think this was the only song we’ve heard by them. 🔥🤟🏻

[@KamalaToe]

Andy & Alex The whole debut album is worthy.

[@johndef5075]

Bulls on Parade.

[@daringdannyx1227]

Bulls on Parade, Bomb Track or Ghost of Tom Joad

[@PK-io1dz]

Bullet in the head!!!

[@alexsaucedo8032]

Great SONG. That whole album kicks ass. Thank you for sharing this 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@thecoogs]

Give them credit for standing up against oppression and police violence, I remember they got a ton of flack back in the day.

[@susanfontaine5214]

This song caused my sister to call me “A terrible mother “, because my son loved and listened to Rage frequently. I NEVER censored what my kids listened to, watched or read. I actually love this band! Unfortunately this song is relevant today! I lost my only son 9 years ago this month. This reaction made me smile remembering how much he loved this band!💔

[@jongroubert4203]

Man, when the revolution comes, if this isn't the soundtrack, I'm going to really be pissed.

[@USGrant-rr2by]

This should be the soundtrack RIGHT FUCKIN NOW!!! This country is DUE for a REVOLUTION!! 2020

[@ChuckHickl]

Pretty sure that didn't happen. It ended up being the soundtrack to the 3 Stooges....

[@rainerkerstenphotography3995]

I was standing in the audience during this gig. This was there first time on the Pink Pop festival. We didn’t now what hit us. So much energy. You’ve got a nice channel. I watch your queen reactions. This one was sentimental. Keep the good work.

[@acevanherwaarden8051]

Yeah, was a great show. You could feel the energy oozing off the stage. As a bonus; crowd caused an earthquake of 1.0 on the Richter scale

[@USGrant-rr2by]

People DO NOT UNDERSTAND the RELEVANCE of this band TODAY!! 2020

[@paceflchick]

Is this really the first? Come on. I'm a 54 year old broad who still can't control myself when I hear THIS! POWER!!! especially when driving. Check out the high school band that did this, Awesome! Also, PANTERA in Russia, POWER TO THE MAX! On the flip side, Jefferson Starship, miracles song, so good. I am a pretty knowledgeable music person. My life's sound track is devine ... Have a great weekend.

[@MissZiss]

JennyO. LuvsFLA You and me both, Jen!! We’re also the same age! 🙂

[@paceflchick]

@@MissZiss ROCK ON MISS LISA!!

[@kmorri9]

@@paceflchick I'm 35 but I think we might be kindred spirits lol. I have a deep love and appreciation for everything between doo wop to present day. Also love me some classical too. I used to despise '80s and doo wop because I thought they were just frivolous types of music and it wasn't until my 20s that I realized that all music serves its unique purpose. I totally pride myself on my musical knowledge and always love the look on older people's faces when I whoop ass at music trivia!

[@conroecurio5145]

56 yo broad too.. lol this song is fire.. Plus I love the message

[@themadcow71]

Best rock/rap band ever! But this song does not show off how amazing Zack's rapping skills are. Check out Bulls on Parade or Know Your Enemy (featuring Maynord from Tool) next. Great job dudes!

[@Volunteerfan8082]

Fuck rock/rap! METAL FOREVER!

[@IvefoundthetruthonMay]

@@Volunteerfan8082 Stfu boomer

[@coopsnz1]

Classified as Rap Metal / Funk Metal

[@IvefoundthetruthonMay]

@@coopsnz1 I'd even say Alternative Metal

[@moefeaux1442]

@@IvefoundthetruthonMay Be gentle with that high schooler. He hasn't learned a damn thing yet. Wait till he gets out on his own and sees what the world is really like. That whole generation is lost in the tall weeds.

[@PowderedToastMan420]

Bassist Tim Commerford, guitarist Tom Morello, and drummer Brad Wilk are awesome musicians. They take Rage, Audio Slave, and Prophets of rage to the next level.

[@boogyman13432]

Ratm-know your enemy live with maynard james keenan from tool Thats the good stuff

[@ericportillo8277]

Definitely second that

[@sassulusmagnus]

No samples, no autotune. Just great musicians performing a great song, kicking it full on live. You can feel the difference.

[@atheistinalabama4206]

Saw RATM in 95, thought I was gonna die in the mosh pit😂😂 totally worth it!!! RATM🤘BULLET IN THE HEAD!!! DO IT!!!

[@bt1837]

"thought I was gonna die....totally worth it" 😂 Rad.

[@ShahPhilLeotardo]

I seen them in 94 and 99

[@dougkrause3841]

“Bulls on Parade”. You have probably heard that on Guitar Hero as well.

[@rfm200]

Omg yes, Vietnow is probably my favorite by them!!!

[@reishin6]

You gotta listen to Know Your Enemy. It features Maynard from Tool in the bridge :)

[@brianneal1733]

I remember when RATM dropped that first album. My brother and I would listen to it religiously. Wake up, Know your enemy, and Take the power back are only a few of their great songs. Once again, great reaction!

[@V7avalon]

You guys need to get outside and release that pent up energy. Songs like this are the results of locking your child in the basement for years with nothing more than a space invaders game. Their debut album is phenomenal with every song being equally fantastic. I use to play this CD every morning on my way to work. 🤗🥰😘 VERY LOUD!

[@randomperson-dy6kj]

The debut album still gets me pumped as hell. When I worked in the kitchen at a bar, it's what we cranked while breaking down and cleaning at closing time. Hell, yeah.

[@crazy224488]

As great as this song is it doesn't compare to other gems of theirs. I recommend: Bullet in the Head Know Your Enemy Township Rebellion People of the Sun

[@cheese11211]

Know your enemy! One of my favorite songs by rage. Huge fan of rage

[@PowderedToastMan420]

If you like Rage you should check out Audioslave. Chris Cornell (Sound Garden) and ex Rage Bassist Tim Commerford, guitarist Tom Morello, and drummer Brad Wilk.

[@allenmurphy7630]

ABSO-FUCKING-LUTELY bro!!!

[@lisaw5604]

Yeah... What Joe said! LOVE Audioslave. --- RIP Chris.

[@allenmurphy7630]

Thanks darlin

[@donnazasgoat2274]

Agreed! When Zak de la Rocha left RATM to focus full-time on social activism the rest of the band had to do something with their talent thus we have Audioslave. The awesome singer Chris Cornell joined Tom, Brad, and miT and they became Audioslave. The first time I heard this song was when my youngest cousin played it for me. I think he was trying to shock me cuz I was 40 or so but all I could say is "that is one angry dude". If you don't believe that minorities in this country get a bum rap, you have no right to listen to RATM. It was not just music for them, it was a rallying cry for those that can hear and understand. I feel the same way about Colin Kaepernick. And guess what? Colin's adoptive white mother feels the same way. Another great protest group was the Flobots. Their Fights with Tools album is amazing. Try Handlebars.

[@lateramae]

I've never heard the studio version, yet alone even heard of this band, but I loved the energy of this performance! The bass player, the lead vocalist, drummer, and guitar player were just so into it and brought this song alive. The tempo changes were a little bit confusing, but they brought their way back eventually. I didn't even notice the bass being extra loud cause I was too busy bobbling my head, though I felt like it could've used more guitar, and the crowd was a little out of control in my opinion, but that's understandable. With that being said, great live performance. Btw, how was the guitar player making the whistle noises on the guitar? Cause that had me shook!!!

[@mikeking5270]

Toggle switch listen to studio version watch video

[@donnaransom3770]

"Bulls on Parade"!! 🤘

[@seonaidhamilton7905]

How did I miss you guys reacting to this?? It truly is an anthem for a generation, we still listen to this regularly and it has never lost it’s power!!

[@reneeallen3569]

Yay! Y’all did this live version...I wouldn’t steer you wrong!

[@restless4400]

Love this song - so glad you watched it live. Thanks for the great reaction.

[@britneyshearer5935]

Soooooo good. I don't think I can add to your comments here, so I'll just stick with soooooooo good.

[@simply_psi]

Wow so so good. Simple music played with passion unbeatable. Alex is right sound mixing at festivals is almost impossible, but the atmosphere makes up for it.

[@DarkeningSkies1]

Fun fact: Brad (the drummer) played on Black Sabbath's final studio album when Bill Ward declined- and it was really good.

[@KelliViti]

Bulls On Parade, is a good one.

[@Erock_1995]

If you really want to hear a good one from Rage, check out A Bullet In The Head, great song. One of many from a great band. It has a great bass sound I think you will enjoy, my personal favorite.

[@shellywoo]

Tuuune! Rage are one of those bands that I never put on myself but always enjoy when I hear them. They were very popular back when I was in my late teens in the early 2000s. This one is the best to jump about to in the dancefloor, has been a staple at wedding discos recently! Nice to see it live!

[@inepthabit]

Dude, I was actually there Pinkpop here in the Netherlands. Was amazing.

[@marcovtjev]

Which one was this? I saw them at '93 and 94, but at '93 they were afaik quite early (second or so?), and the field looks fairly full.

[@chrisweidner4768]

“Fuc you I won’t do what you tell me.” Some of the most important words ever uttered in Rock.”

[@kickinvideo333]

Guys you MUST hear Paul Rodgers in both Bad Company & Free!! Check out: Free - Alright Now - Mr. Big Bad Co. - Bad Company - Feel Like Makin' Love - Can't Get Enough - Shooting Star

[@melissazed3055]

Can you even imagine being in the middle of that? One of my absolute fav live performances. Thx for the reaction. Love it!

[@lisaw5604]

@Hillary's emails to Lorne Same here! I was too young to be a Hippy and w/ my career, too old for grunge or to openly Rage! lol Had to languish in the 80's (ugh). Have a good one! :)

[@johncampbell756]

If you like Tool, "Know Your Enemy." Tom grew up with Adam and introduced him to Maynard. But the entire debut by Rage and The Battle of Los Angeles are flawless. Evil Empire has Bulls on Parade and Down Rodeo. Renegades is all covers, but a few stand out like Renegades of Funk. Audioslave is Rage but with Cornell on vocals Brad played drums on the final Black Sabbath album 13. Prophets of Rage is Rage but with Chuck D and DJ Lord of Public Enemy and B-Real of Cypress Hill. (Minus Zack).

[@RainySunshineDrive]

pinkpop 1993. I was 11 back then.. But I've seen them live @ pinkpop 2008!!! started a pit with my mate, they're insane @ festivals.. the ground under your feet felt like an earthquake. My top 3 concert: 1: RATM @ pinkpop 2008 2: metallica @ ahoy Rotterdam (field tickets combined with rotating podium... :-| ) - death magnetic tour 3: royal republic - we are the royal tour @ melkweg Amsterdam

[@geol1936]

Don't forget. Check out Triumph, Fight the Good Fight. Epic theme in today's world. Look at US Festival clip from '83 too.

[@rubentullenaar2934]

Yeah Pinkpop baby...I was there in 1993😍 they were f#cking awesome. Also check out Pearl Jam "Porch" at Pinkpop in 1992.

[@lisaw5604]

A&A - Great choice. Solid review! I was a bit too old to be at a Rage Against concert, but listened on the side. (huge Audioslave fan). Tom Morello et al. Sooo talented! This pumped me up for this day... Instead of Rock On... Rage On! Have a good one! :)

[@PowderedToastMan420]

If you like Rage you should check out Prophets of Rage. Legendary Chuck D (Public Enemy) and rapper B-Real (Cypress Hill) and ex Rage Bassist Tim Commerford, guitarist Tom Morello, and drummer Brad Wilk.

[@cacho2112]

Audioslave too if they like Soundgarden as well

[@sheerqueencat5089]

Haven't heard this before. Thanks for your take on the song. Like hearing Alex's production insights.

[@tommaxfield6039]

Simply AWESOME band! Saw them at 92' Lallapalloza tour and saw them warm up U2 in '951 Rock on Kiddos, back to the future!

[@georgetourlos5840]

🖕I wont do what you tell me!! This brings me back to grade 5. My best friend to this day would play this (studio version) every day. Good shit

[@kishka7winecountry]

When you guys get a chance may I suggest Iron Butterfly's - In A Gadda da Vida? Wade right into the LONG 17 minute version. Great bass, drums - excellent three minute drum solo as well as organ playing - there is a four minute organ/drum piece embedded plus strong male singing. At the beginning MAKE SURE and catch the first fifteen seconds - it is a haunting organ solo that leads right into driving bass guitar and drums.There is also some unconventional guitar play - unusual at times! Frankly - I would actually recommend a little weed before hand and let it take you with it! Find the "Best Long Version" with great 60s video graphics! (66 yr old white dude here in northern California wine country) I've been enjoying your reactions! Thanks!

[@debbiespence2121]

The 70's will always be my favorite decade in music...but the 90's are pretty damn hot too musically... nice to see you guys doing 90's music video reactions as well!!!

[@marcosalcala2405]

Great review guys, I didn't get into rage until just after they parted ways, check out taped concert entitled The battle of Mexico city. Awesome film and concert, played all their fan fans. Keep up the good work!

[@mikehawkertz9237]

Grateful Dead- Birdsong live 08/27/72!!

[@nancywiggermans]

Wow! Andy and Alex, such a fan of you guys. I was at that concert @ Pinkpop. It's just as i recall it. And it makes me as excited as then. I'm 58 now, oops. That hole festival that year was super dope. Fact is that during this song a slight eartquake was measured seismographicaly in Geleen, the town the festival was held 😄🤘

[@TwoTonTaft]

"Its like a riot song; a chant song" Yup! Exactly that!

[@corriel8517]

I saw them live at Lollapalooza 3 and they were great! They opened the show.

[@laudanum669]

I saw RATM in 2007 at Alpine Valley in WI. It was only one of like 5 or six shows after their ten year hiatus. It was pouring rain up til the show. I have been to hundreds of shows that one is way at the top. Tom Morello's Mom introduced the band.

[@ronnybriley9774]

damn i loved the 90's! Fistful of Steel is great, New Millenium Homes, Year of the Boomarang, anything off the first album is awesome. Know your Enemy has a part with Maynard from Tool.

[@steve-rb9bm]

Great upload I remember seeing them in Liverpool back in 1993 ,electrifying night🙂

[@Whistler4u]

Due to the lockdown my hair is back to how it looked when I was at this show.

[@ZIG4ZAG20]

Amazing song/performance-like when I’m at work jamming to it loud and he’s repeating FUCK YOU I WON’T DO WHAT YOU TELL ME as the boss is walking by saying Good morning to everyone 😂🤘🖖✌️👍🎸🥁🎤

[@davethompson2881]

One of the best 'all-in-one' riffs of all time. Classic....

[@MrsHope-dg3gf]

This was the 90's, we were not perfectionists like todays youth.

[@kimberlybretkertz1258]

Like other people have said, listen to Know your Enemy to really know what they are about!! Great video.

[@hertlein64]

That was amazing! Lots of energy and participation

[@marcguidetti3081]

you guys gotta do "FREEDOM" by RATM it's by far their best song also check out the Live version of "Know Your Enemy" by RATM featuring Maynard James Keenan

[@MTLUVR]

Gotta go, renegades of funk!!! Must listen to, you'll love it.

[@edwardbarrett453]

Dudes you guys need a time warp for a years worth of shows from the 60s - the mid 90s. Bands!!!!!!!!!! Live are the way to go. When I watch and listen to you both, that’s what I wish for you Gotta keep rock warp exploration high

[@leotheefficient5961]

Love watching your reaction videos they're always genuine and exciting. Keep making great content!

[@dougarnold7955]

Rage! Yeah, here we go... Some listeners prefer studio and others prefer live. I've always loved live even if the sound is not ideal or the parts are off a bit. For me it gives the 'real' quality to the music. My tastes...studio a lot of times...so much is done that's impossible to recreate in a live situation. One of the things that drove me nuts years ago learning Randy Rhodes riffs was that he over dubbed so many layered tracks it was basically impossible (at least with the tech then) for a single guitar player to get close to that sound. Often studio takes the life out of a song. Years ago when I first started listening to parts closely I was frustrated with the studio version of Smoke on the Water but I loved the live version on the live Made in Japan album. The live really captured the spirit of what the band was after even though by some standards it was imperfect. Thanks for the reaction. I always loved Rage. I remember years ago on WTOS in Maine a D.J. always played a Rage song if the request (on Saturday night) was incoherent...good memories.

[@theREDDEVILmufc100]

if you want more RATM do bullet in the head live in london 2010 or testify live at finsbury park

[@robertcraane7910]

I was there that day... one of the best sets in my life!

[@markeaton2003]

Moody blues Ride my see saw, and the intro. In Search Of The Lost Chord .Go on trip. that wont hurt your neck. Timothy Leary is outside looking in.

[@dlordmeister]

Some of the all time best!!

[@ShahPhilLeotardo]

I seen them at Glastonbury in 1994 they absolutely blew every other act out of the water that weekend and Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Oasis, Blur, The Pretenders, Johnny Cash, Paul Weller, James and Pulp were some of the acts that weekend.

[@patrickadams7120]

3 Rage songs which spring to mind are Born Of A Broken Man,Bullet In The Head and my favourite from them Wake Up...theme from THE MATRIX I have to make you aware that my ITunes library is screaming at me to post on your feed...all the cool shit you're getting into right now i lived pretty much all of it in some way

[@gwenierobinson]

Some of their later live performances like around 1999-2000 are exceptional as Zack De La Rocha has gotten more experienced commanding the stage and audience. Watch them LIVE though. In my opinion, that’s when they’re at their best! Bulls on Parade, Testify, Bullet In The Head, Born of a Broken Man, Freedom, Sleep Now In The Fire, their concert outside the 2000 Democratic National Convention is AMAZING! The sound on the video isn’t perfect, but the energy, angst and overall inspiration they exuded was amazing.

[@maccrazy7335]

I REALLY disagree! Open air is soo much easier to mix, because there is no reflection off the back wall, thus lots less feedback. BUT what sounds good live does not on TV. Unless they got another full mixing-station, TV usually gets a version of the live mix, which is done for one specific location. And even if a TV station brings along a full mixing station, their mixers often aren't the biggest rock lovers, so they might just not have the expertise. And then add the TV station's compression stage, which is mostly set up to benefit their general programming and will mess with even good mixes! When it comes to bad sounds at festivals, blame the band's engineer. A few friends and I once were at a festival where Him played before Marilyn Manson and the singer was not audible. I went by the FOH place, saw the mixer chugging beer after beer and knew why. I actually hit him with a couple of guitar picks (which I always carry in my pocket) and he didn't even flinch...

[@alexfromandyandalex8032]

I do have to again disagree, I’ve played quite a few outside festivals and have plenty of friends who’ve played huge outdoor festival circuits. The sound off a back wall isn’t a massive issue, most venues are indoors and it’s a very common sound situation. However outdoors (unlike an indoor experience) you arnt able to control the sound, it usually dissipates unevenly. I actually wrote an applied mathematics paper waiting for publishing on sound attenuation with variable frequencies. Bass notes especially are way easier to mix and make sound good indoors. Mid range cuts very well outdoors but other frequencies are hard to mix evenly. To exemplify this the normal “Room” reverb is a hugely desired and almost universally used effect which is exactly the “problem” you refer to. All love friend but like I said I do have to kindly disagree 😬

[@steveratcliffe2181]

Nothing better than coming off an internet free vacation and you guys have put up some good ones again. Yes, this song kicks all kind of ass. Sleep now in the fire would be my recommendation by RATM. Gonna keep bugging for Beyond the realms of death byJudas Priest (studio in version). Thanks again for all your great reactions and analysis.

[@iltonwhite]

Lads listen to UFO - Rock Bottom From their 1979 live album Strangers In The Night. Pretty please with a cherry on top. :)

[@r2153]

I loved your real reactions. You guys were genuine and not fake like many others. :)

[@SonicVolcanoify]

Freedom and Township Rebellion next? Those two are so good. Love your reaction as always. Keep on rockin'!

[@roubador]

"Killing in the name of", "Bombtrack", and "Bullet in the Head" are all good tracks. If you want to see them live at the top of their game, try to find clips from the Woddstock '99 show. I saw them play a few times back in the early '90s. They impressed me every time.

[@roubador]

I spelled "Woodstock" wrong.

[@roubador]

Also, if you're going down the '90s path you should check out Primus. Start with "Tommy the Cat" or "Jerry Was a Race Car Driver".

[@alicepleasance7664]

if you like that bass stance...Soundgarden live Slaves and Bulldozers pinkpop 92

[@calkelpdiver]

Here's one for you two, Bad Company-Simple Man. Paul Rogers has the best rock voice still.

[@williamhernandez167]

You guys should do either I want it all Queen or, princes of the universe Queen

[@masterofthetelecaster]

Also RATM - Wake up! Thats super hype!

[@rosemarie92123]

HEY BOYS , BOUT TIME U GOT 2 THIS ONE , SAW EM LIVE IN SAN DIEGO LIKE 93? GOOD CALL. JT FROM MEX. READY TO RAGE?

[@johndef5075]

Going west coast! Time to check out Janes Addiction. Try Summertime Rolls, Mountain Song, or Three Days. All epic❤

[@kathylecluyse7820]

Ever heard of X-ray Specs? "Oh bondage, up yours" is brilliant!

[@RalphAP]

Great review. I do disagree about the comment about the bass being too loud because during the guitar solo it carried both the low end and a rhythm guitar vibe that did not otherwise exist. Each instrument had to be equally dominant for this performance. If they did a Mettalica mix, the performance would not have had the energy required.

[@unki3259]

check out 'bullet in the head' from that same exact concert...

[@Mr05Chuck]

Look up a post of their first performance at a outside picnic with about maybe fifty people there. They were already-kicking butt. It is funny to watch the mosh pit of one.

[@palantir135]

It's the only song I know off them but oh man what a song. Very agressive text and guitar playing but it's completing the text.

[@logexpTommy]

If you wanna see a breathtaking performance by Freddie Mercury, consider to listen to "You Take My Breath Away" - Live at Hyde Park 1976

[@sandys1890]

"Pistol grip pump" and "Bulls on Parade" also live videos by them

[@cheyennebritbrat]

i fxcking love ratm, live at coachella is insane,head bop awayyy

[@shellyyoung4464]

What about NIN??? Hurt is the best song ever!!!

[@MTLUVR]

So many amazing songs!!!

[@redcrabsc1149]

You guys probably won't see this, but fun fact: Tom Morrelo has a degree from Harvard in Social Studies. He also worked as a stripper while waiting/hoping to get into a band.

[@laurakali6522]

Check out Prophets of Rage. The current Tom Morello version. They are touring....

[@gwenierobinson]

Come on, guys! It’s been well over a year since you did your first RAGE reaction and no follow ups??? I am a HUGE RATM fan and I would love to see you guys react to way more RATM! I love your channel so surely you can react to my favorite band! ♥️

[@JasonWicklund]

Check out the Brass Against cover of this on KZbin. So good!

[@brownbagavocado6786]

Please react to the Rage Against The Machine Live in London “Testify” and “Know Your Enemy”! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 that performance and crowd was lit AF!

[@dystar112]

Great reaction guys 💥

[@franchescovaldeblanquez6771]

Holy diver by DIO!!!

[@hodgod1056]

Hey guys check out AIC Nutshell, Rooster, Man in a box or would. Probably the best band of the 90's.

[@robertcraane7910]

Aaah... Pinkpop! I was there!