Rage Against The Machine - The Battle Of Los Angeles | All Time Favorite Albums | Rocked

A series looking at my all-time favorite albums. This video is dedicated to 1999’s The Battle Of Los Angeles by Rage Against The Machine.
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Rage Against the Machine (often abbreviated as RATM and shortened to simply Rage) is an American rock band from Los Angeles, California. Formed in 1991, the group consists of vocalist Zack de la Rocha, bassist and backing vocalist Tim Commerford, guitarist Tom Morello, and drummer Brad Wilk. Their songs express revolutionary political views. As of 2010, they had sold over 16 million records worldwide. The band was nominated for induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in their first year of eligibility in 2017 and 2018, although both bids failed.
The Battle of Los Angeles is the third studio album by American rock band Rage Against the Machine, released on November 2, 1999 by Epic Records. The album was nominated at the 43rd Annual Grammy Awards for Best Rock Album, was recognized by both Time and Rolling Stone magazines as the best album of 1999. The Battle of Los Angeles would be the last full-length studio album of original material by Rage Against the Machine before their breakup in 2000, although they did release a covers album that same year. #RageAgainstTheMachine #RATM #RATM2020 #TheBattleOfLosAngeles #TBOLA #GuerrillaRadio #Rocked
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[@RockedNet]

What do YOU think of Rage Against The Machine and The Battle Of Los Angeles? Check out music videos from the album here: “Guerilla Radio” = kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJ6Un3aPhL91Y9U “Sleep Now In The Fire” = kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZ2XqJ5_hc6Hmbs “Testify” = kzbin.info/www/bejne/h2THp5WDa7Wcl9U

[@YouCanCallMeXoe]

While I'd argue that Evil Empire is still their best, Battle is a record that just screams " if I'm not perfect, I'm damn near close". It's a solid album that tackles it's subjects very well, and instrumentally, it has a great mix of catchy hooks, and raw, noisy aesthetics, with technical proficiency for miles. A solid 4.5/5 record in my eyes.

[@damianosmarroquin9453]

An influential and motivating band that sticks up not only for themselves, but for others as well. RATM is fucken awesome!

[@jeremyfincham1422]

I can understand why this is 1 of your all time favorites ( mine too ), but it's not even my favorite RATM album. My favorite is Evil Empire.

[@joshuabrown3361]

It's one of, if not, my favorite album of all time. All of it just works. 20 years on, the message still holds up.

[@insaneprofessorxzone2420]

gullilla radio got some good drum.

[@ThePuertoricanBeastJonathan]

You should talk about music you actually like more often, thanks to you I discovered some of my favorite bands.

[@hellonurd8957]

I've been saying that since 2016 my man. Thank you!

[@4ll3sb4n4n3]

Most def! Like, I never heard of At The Drive In or The Mars Volta until I came across your ATF videos about them. Now I can't get enough of their music

[@RockedNet]

I appreciate you saying that, but the truth is these videos do much less views than others. Significantly less. The videos are rarely shared out either. So It hurts the channel growth to do these videos more often.

[@TheMelody911]

@@RockedNet I'm into in, let's say, 10 band's you like the most! Or 10 song's! That would get a lot of views

[@squareplate1356]

@@RockedNet i just wanna thank you for doing the video on at the drive in and Mars Volta, I also discovered those bands bc of your videos and they're in my top 5 favorites

[@mikethegrunty5968]

Tom Morello : hey, Zach, I’m going to Del Taco. You want anything? Zach: YEEEEAAH!!!!

[@damianosmarroquin9453]

It's becoming a meme

[@mikethegrunty5968]

Zero SixDel rightly so😊

[@prometheustv6558]

Doesn’t James Hetfield have that meme tho.

[@mikethegrunty5968]

PrometheusTV yeah. Do a search of “I am the table”

[@ArkaeaFCL3]

Rage was the band that taught me that my anger was justified and I wasn't alone in how I felt about the world around me. Anger is a gift, remember that.

[@Pundit07]

@Red Nightshade Agreed. I get that you shouldn’t let your anger overtake you, but I do believe that you can use your anger as motivation in some way or another. Nice Gojira profile pic, by the way 🤘

[@ArkaeaFCL3]

@@Pundit07 well said. And thanks! Lol 🤘🤘🤘

[@willtheangrydudeist9120]

Anger isnt a gift.... Knowing how to constructively channel it is... 👍

[@daddyprimetime42]

have it tattooed on my left arm I agree 💯

[@medes5597]

anger is an energy

[@charlescherris2535]

8:19 To give people some context about that sign, Trump did run for president in the year 2000 as an independent. Not trying to get political, I'm just trying to give some clarification.

[@prometheustv6558]

Yeah people have been asking if he would run since the 80s.

[@littleeark1]

It’s okay lol. You could basically say Rage was an almost purely political band. At least their first album

[@CableB_]

Trump has been both an Independent, a Republican, a Democrat and a Republican again till he was elected. What do you think of that?

[@matthewroberts3125]

1:17 "Take THAT Mariah! All I want for Christmas is RAGE! Why am I mad at Mariah Carey? That's weird..." - Luke Spencer 2020 😅😂🤣

[@lmnisop5516]

Imagine people getting mad about politics being raised when discussing RATM. They have a red star on their drum set

[@hellonurd8957]

The Battle Of Los Angeles is my favorite album by RATM too. Of all the experimental rock & punk & nu metal that came from the 90's, these guys truly were their own entity. Also love the new format, I get that it was to avoid copyright strikes but it's still fun to watch.

[@hellonurd8957]

@@Karmy. it's still really good though. Their renditions are spot on.

[@medes5597]

Something I always found interesting about RATM is punks considered RATM to be building on hardcore punk and be closer to Punk than metal. Yet metalheads didn't hear the same thing. To them, it was obviously riff based metal and they didn't get any punk influences from it. Definitely shows how widely they appealed across the world of heavier music.

[@robbiemoore5608]

Ever since I heard you say Linkin Park's Meteora is one of your favorite albums on one of the Rock Collusium episodes, I'm going to patiently wait for that video to drop.

[@RockedNet]

It might be a while, but it'll happen.

[@robbiemoore5608]

@@RockedNet And wait I shall

[@patricklauer4452]

Robbie Moore same

[@musicworld-dh4iq]

Meteora is my 3rd favorite album of all time, only beaten by Kendrick Lamar's To Pimp A Butterfly in 2nd place and LP's other album "Hybrid Theory" in 1st place.

[@HelloZukoHere7]

Meteora is definitely my favorite Linkin Park album, by far. Hybrid Theory was great too, to me The Hunting Party was so underrated.

[@kubz1570]

8:16 And they say that the Simpsons predicted it first...

[@prometheustv6558]

Kubz Well both were in 2000.

[@BrockBurrito]

I’m more of a self titled kind of guy but this one rocks too

[@Tomversal]

I prefer the first album as well, I feel the emotion is very very raw and perfect and some tracks on it are so eerie like Settle For Nothing

[@mjnation7876]

Ashes In The Fall is so underrated. Maybe one of my favorites on the album.

[@EntityofDarkness696]

Interesting new style for this one. On the one hand, ditching the splash screens and just diving right into the songs does make the video go along quicker, on the other hand it is nice to listen to a little bit of the song before it's talked about. I guess though it doesn't really matter.

[@TheRealHaloLover]

It might be because of copyright claims, RATM's music is published by Epic a Sony owned company.

[@EntityofDarkness696]

@@TheRealHaloLover Hmm, I haven't even considered that. That could also be the case. I completely forgot about YT's stupid copyright system since my latest video was uploaded exclusively to another site.

[@MBF78]

That's the reason why some of us call it "copywrong". Those who know, understand.

[@EntityofDarkness696]

@@MBF78 Ain't that the truth

[@annoyingnoahvg5445]

You may prefer the Battle of LA, but I prefer the Evil Empire that started the battle.

[@caesarorzell600]

"Guerrilla Radio" is super nostalgiac for me. I remember first hearing it on Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 when I was in pre-school. Imagine a three year old girl and her dad jamming out to Rage. Yup, that was me!

[@rachelzhou1590]

I know that feeling. I remember when I was 4 jamming along to Slipknot and Disturbed with my parents.

[@johnholmeswebb8162]

Damn. That song came out when I was 17.

[@miahthorpatrick1013]

This album was the first CD I ever purchased with my own money as a kid. I bought it on opening day in November of 1999. The Battle of Los Angeles always has a special place for me!

[@hulktopf5031]

Battle of LA was their magnum opus. The sound, the lyrics, almost perfect.

[@alexddragame]

Between Self-Titled, Evil Empire and Battle of Los Angeles, I consider BOLA their weakest record. It's still at least an 8.5-9/10. This band was trully special

[@fullmetal-animator]

I'm just gonna name a few of my favourite albums: Brave New World - Iron Maiden The Holy Bible - Manic Street Preachers Disconnected - Fates Warning Promised Land - Queensryche Ride the Lightning - Metallica The Fragile - Nine Inch Nails Appetite for Destruction - Guns N' Roses The Devil and God are Raging Inside Me - Brand New Angel Dust - Faith No More And, of course, this piece of awesome by RATM

[@MKnut207]

Honestly, while I love Regretting the Past a lot. I've loved this series more, it's nice to hear you talk about music you like. It also helped open my eyes to some truly incredible bands as well.

[@TheStrongBoyz19]

I love their debut album the most as I think of it as a classic debut but the band hadn't made a weak album really since they are one of my favourites.

[@JrJrJrJrphD]

If an album is ambitious by Rage Against The Machine standards, you know it’s probably one of the most ambitious ever made

[@debonaire_nerd]

*Me:* Hey, do you guys like the KZbin channel, Rock- *James Hetfield:* YEEEEAAAAAAAH *Me:* Ahahha, thanks but I didn't even get to finish- *Zach De La Rocha:* YEEEEEEEAAAAAAHH- *Me:* Guys, guys, please let me finish asking the qu- *Lejuan Love:* EVERYBODY SAY YEAAAAHHH *Earth Explodes*

[@orvilleredenpiller338]

“Why am I mad at Mariah Carey?” Because she has a voice too good to be wasted so completely on the pop hit tripe she churned out over the career that could have had far better longevity if she put her voice behind better songwriters. Oh no wait, that’s why I’m mad at Carey.

[@franohmsford7548]

Evil Empire was very divisive when it came out but there were a number of people complaining about Battle too when it came out. Personally I think it's a great album but of course like Evil Empire it was never gonna live up to Rage Against the Machine [the debut album} and a lot of people at the time couldn't accept that.

[@miahthorpatrick1013]

I personally prefer the self titled debut and Evil Empire over The Battle of LA. I feel like the music hit harder and was more dynamic. Battle of LA is still very good though!

[@gwyneth2869]

I forgot ratm was supposed to tour this year.... Damn you Rona

[@toddthesweatynerdguy1450]

It's my birthday today and I was hoping to find a cool video to watch. A new All Time Favorite Albums by Rocked, that do nicely thank you makes a fantastic day even better.

[@martinalther6661]

To be fair, the Mariah Carey album that lost the Number 1 spot to Rage was one of her weaker records. So RATM beating it out is no big surprise. Anyway, great review! Though I personally like Rage’s self titled album more, this is still a great album. With Guerrilla Radio being my favorite song (and, yes, it’s THE definitive THPS2 track IMO).

[@redvince5627]

1:44-1:52 I got a comparison for you. A few years later Simple Plan’s debut would sell just as many copies as this! ... hey I never said it was a GOOD comparison 😖

[@kylehegedus5498]

Red Vince Luke already mentioned that. 😂😂😂😂😂

[@redvince5627]

Kyle Hegedus Did he mention it in this video? I didn’t get to finish it. I just remember he brought it up in his RTP on No Pads, No Helmets, No Value and that’s all I could think about while watching

[@kylehegedus5498]

Red Vince I haven’t watched it all yet. I’m going to soon.

[@redvince5627]

Kyle Hegedus I just finished it now. He doesn’t mention it. 😂

[@b00sted33]

I wanna edit this and put "I got a good comparison"

[@RanterInShades]

This is my second favorite RATM album after the self titled, but Calm Like a Bomb is one of my favorite of their songs.

[@rudi_tabootie]

sorry m8 but the only political music I need is The Unquestionable Truth by the Bizkit.

[@ericksheldon3870]

This and Evil Empire. Two of the greatest albums ever recorded in the history of music.

[@pumpkinspicetrashbag]

I’ve honestly been meaning to give RATM a thorough listen though as an artist for the first time, but have admittedly been dragging my feet on it. This review has convinced me to start my listen through pronto!

[@BrandonCrokerHUTTOHIPPOS]

Battle of LA sounds like a great name for a punk band.

[@4ll3sb4n4n3]

This is the album that got me into Heavy Metal, Rap music and skateboarding. It's also one of the very few on my list where I could give every song a 5/5 (Black Sabbath - "Heaven and Hell" and Gorillaz "Plastic Beach" being the other two). It basically ruled my teenage years. Now I can't wait to see them at Lollapalooza, Berlin this year.

[@MrRaivokasMagma]

Every time something exrteme happens, "LIGHTS OUT! GUERILLA RADIO!"" pops into my head 😄

[@Wrathchild1995]

TURN THAT SHIT UP!

[@kylehegedus5498]

@Rocked You should do an ATF episode on either “Badmotorfinger” or “Superunknown.” I’m a Soundgarden freak!!!! 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁

[@patricklauer4452]

Kyle Hegedus that would be great

[@aidanrocha2043]

I literally JUST started listening to some RATM.

[@faboolean7039]

Mic check is my favourite from that album

[@joshbusby47]

Dude, "Maria". I absolutely couldn't agree with you more; fantastically well said.

[@koleweisensel4451]

I absolutely agree with this video, this album is absolutely amazing and one of my favorites as well

[@Kevinelevin92]

On the subject of Zac's yeahs, "War Within A Breath" is the best "YEAH!" to go out on.

[@Thumpster59166]

Even if you don't necessarily share the same political views as RATM, you have to respect how passionate they make their arguments.

[@kuzniarito1542]

Love this album as well but I cant get along with Calm Like a Bomb, its awful to me but the rest.... oh my god awesoome

[@willtheangrydudeist9120]

Guerrilla Radio just came on the radio on my way back from the store.... lol We need RATM music now more than ever....

[@SDMF04]

Tim C. Is great. When it comes to bass, I think he's genius.

[@joeduuude1158]

You should really check out Tom Morellos Rig Rundown. Way less Pedals than one might think!

[@iamthesentinel2061]

Everyone: *Wedding* Pastor: Speak now or forever hold your peace. This man: MIC CHECK Haha Haha.

[@Gamera_the_Inconceivable]

No Joke: I got a MuH bAsIc BiOlOgY ad on the side of this video. IRONIC

[@ecurewitz]

been identifying a lot more with RATM the past few years

[@reelfishing2263]

Favorite segment on this channel, would be interesting to see you do a list of like your top 25 favorite albums of all time

[@fthomason93]

I wish you had gone a little into the politics of the album, it's one of the largest aspect of the album. I get why, in the current market, you wouldn't want to dig into it but you could have spoke about their politics without giving an opinion

[@TheRealHaloLover]

Evil Empire is definitely my favorite! the drum and bass production is stellar.

[@mranderson2215]

July 15 Detroit cannot wait to see them Edit: July 2021 still haven’t seen them yet stupid virus.

[@brysonsh2odad]

I need to listen to RATM more I just finished listening to all of Ghosts albums and singles now I need to do RATM thanks for forcing me to listen but your regretting the past on St. Anger had me listen to that but I don’t care, you might not like this but I like St. Anger now but I should love RATM once I go through their albums

[@nuundergroundtv]

Great album and review. I'm very excited that RATM came back, but i'm still kinda scared about their possible new album. I mean, if they release new music in the near future, will it live up to our big expectations? Most of us were looking forward to Prophets of Rage and most of us were left disappointed. It's like the instrumental members of RATM lost their 'magic', and nobody would want their lackluster performance in the possible new RATM album. I'm just concerned, but hopefully in the future i'll be proven that i didn't need to be concerned at all.

[@Seargent363]

I always think of the Halloween theme when I hear the beginning of Ashes In the Fall

[@Ry_weis]

My favorite Rage album is their debut, but there is no bad Rage album in my opinion.

[@raymondlearmonth2642]

This album is a masterpiece good from start to finish

[@tomthorsett1433]

They thought things were bad then. Now everything's worse!

[@kelst75]

Love RATM. Ever since Killing in the Name of... surfaced in the 90s I have been a fan. No one like them.

[@princealigorna7468]

I'd listened to RATM for years at this point, but this was the first album of theirs that I bought and man, did it change a lot for me. This was about the time I first started getting into politics and social issues, and especially Leftist politics and social issues. Prior to that, I was listening to Rage because they were on MTV or the radio and I really liked the groove in the music and Zach's rapping. The riffs were godly, Zach could rap, the solos were weird as shit, the bass was clear and complimented everything, and it just sounded good to me. But I didn't "get" it. With this album though, I spent a lot of time reading the lyrics, and absorbing them, and really getting to know the topics they were talking about. And then there was the charity list in the liner notes. I knew Amnesty International and supported them, despite being 13 at the time, but I had never heard of Mumia Abu -Jamal or Leonard Peltier. I won't get too into my opinions or research on either case, but let's just say that learning about them opened up a lot of skepticism on my part when it comes to trials of those involved in political activism. They also introduced me to the Zapatistas. Basically, this album opened up a lot of avenues for me, in terms of both how I look at politics in art, and how I look at music. It made me realize how music can be used as a form of journalism or propaganda, and also just how the right group of musicians can combine the familiar (groovy 70's metal riffs, hip-hop and funk rhythms) with the experimental (those solos! Morello on this album makes his guitar sound like turntables (duh), synths, and even a fucking harmonica playing a shamisen rhythm!).

[@princealigorna7468]

Also, fun fact: I asked Tom about his set-up for Guitar World back in the day for the their reader Q&A section (if you're looking for it, it was from 2005 or 2007 I think. Just look for any letters from a "Micheal Dark". I also asked Ihsahn from Emperor about the connection between trem picking and classical music, and Kerry King about how to play the "Bloodline" solo...which he explained is basically untranscribable. Basically, just rock your wah pedal until you get the desired effect, and punch the neck of your guitar in rhythm) and it's only 6 pedals. The majority of his sound comes from a Digitech Whammy Pedal (which controls by a certain number of octaves how high or low your guitar sounds. This is also the pedal Jack White used on "Seven Nation Army" to make his guitar sound like a bass), and the unique toggle in his Ibanez guitars that creates a swirly, static-y turntable sound when you flick it between pick-up positions quickly.

[@princealigorna7468]

Also also: "With this mic device I spit nonfiction/"Who got the power?" this be my question/The mass or the few in this torn nation?/The priest, the book, or the congregation?/Politricks who rob and hold down your zone/Or those who give the thieves the key to their home?/The pig who's free to murder one shucklack/Or survivors who make a move and murder one back?" Chills, man. Just chills.

[@mattc2306]

Rage Against The Machine is what got me into rap rock (that and along with Linkin Park), and I still have memories of playing "Bulls on Parade" on Guitar Hero 3 and jamming along to "Killing in The Name" from the Radio X station from GTA: San Andreas.

[@rachelzhou1590]

Same.

[@kurdtkobain7260]

Evil Empire is and will always be my favorite Rage album

[@katpocalypsemeow4554]

LOVE RATM. This is one of the impactful albums of my life. It changed the course of life getting me civically involved, making voting one the most important things in my life. I don't think I'd be the person I am today without it.

[@tonfaboy]

No shelter was excellent, not the Godzilla movie

[@SomeSong2]

New Millenium Homes is the jam to this day. Even with the "I press it to CD!" line.

[@jliller]

Testify! And get the tables!

[@TheShreJ]

I love this album to the core. It will always have a special place in my heart. This is one of those albums that you can listen to anywhere and any time. In the gym, in the car, before playing a match, after a match, before going to bed, after waking up. RATM all day babyyy

[@Wrathchild1995]

The Battle Of Los Angeles is an awesome album 😊❤ To me it's so underrated and underappreciated.

[@jackholmes6877]

10/10 I fall back and forth between B.O.L.A and The Debut Self Titled as my favourite album of all time

[@hanselmanryanjames]

We NEED a new RATM album. I will be seriously disappointed if this reunion doesn't end up with new music. What better place than here? What better time than now?

[@MusicLover-ko1mq]

Do more of your favorite albums and good album I love this album

[@RockedNet]

I want to do more, but not enough people watch these. Views are always lower for these videos.

[@MusicLover-ko1mq]

Rocked I watched them

[@insaneprofessorxzone2420]

great album

[@roberthellmann4854]

Now that the band is back together, I wonder what they’ll think of Donald Trump...

[@thoomolong]

I'm sure they love him...WTF?

[@cannibalisticrequiem]

Lol that's a dumb statement. Do you know nothing of the band? Tom Morello has been openly blasting him for years!

[@brooklynhatch9705]

@@dream_in_digital lol have you even listened to RATM

[@brooklynhatch9705]

@@dream_in_digital for a long time fan you seem to have a limited scope on their politics. Wealth inequality, police brutality, authoritarianism, capitalism etc are all relevant topics that have discussed for decades now. They're not just a pseudo revolutionary punk band. The reason why these topics are prevalent today is due to people like Bernie making light of it again.

[@brooklynhatch9705]

@@dream_in_digital "RATM has a rebellious mindset that insists on being angry not matter who is in charge, what system is in place or what happens" if you're aware of their lyrics then this comment makes no sense

[@emmanueludoh77]

What's your favorite track from The Battle of Los Angels album? Mine is Mic Check!

[@emmanueludoh77]

I be the anti-myth rhythm rock shocker!

[@toxendon]

WATCHA SAY WATCHA SAY WATCHA SAY WHAAAAAT

[@MarcD1994]

Nice to see you finally giving Nu Metal some love!

[@K.J.S.est1994]

Even though RATM isn’t considered to be Nu Metal now that is a rookie mistake.

[@MarcD1994]

Joey Roller what do you mean? They pioneered the genre...they’re basically the Black Sabbath of Nu Metal

[@K.J.S.est1994]

Marc D False, Korn actually invented Nu Metal with their self titled debut album in 1994, Rap Rock/Rap Metal bands such as RATM, Urban Dance Squad, Faith No More (Chuck Mosely era), Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Anthrax and Beastie Boys were the influencers of the Nu Metal genre but they did not invent that aforementioned genre.

[@MarcD1994]

Joey Roller I agree that bands became labelled as Nu Metal with Korn. However the other bands you mentioned either had some songs with hip hop influences or for the beastie boys, leaned much more in rap rock, than metal. As the bassist from Rage Against the Machine said, “I do apologize for Limp Bizkit. I really do. I feel bad that we inspired such bullshit.” As you can see, he’s not denying the influence.

[@jesurenbnb]

They are not nu metal they are rap metal

[@timothypierce5303]

If I was a wrestler, I envisioned my character entering to the guitar riff of Sleep Now In the Fire.

[@donovancogswell8646]

This is easily my favorite series by you, can you make more of these?

[@ronstoppable5659]

Lulu- Regretting The Past

[@thebatman1482]

Lulu is not as bad as people say. Usually those who say it's a bad album are metalheads that never listened to an experimental album in their whole lives. It's mediocre but brave. I'd rather listen to Lulu than Risk by Megadeth.

[@vinnyreed723]

The Batman Help get him to $1000 on Patron

[@laurisaarinen1126]

Wait a minute... At 1:12 Billboard from 1999. 3rd place: Lil Wayne. What??? I didn't know he was even making music back then, but he was also popular? 😐

[@slevingarganera8375]

Tha block is hot is what put him on the map back in 1999. He was 16 or 17 years old at the time.

[@Stuffyoucantunwatch]

THPS 2 had a loaded Soundtrack. Listing my favorites 1. Blood Brothers by Papa Roach 2. No Cigar by Millencolin 3. "Cyclone" by Dub Pistols 4. "Guerrilla Radio" Rage Against the Machine 5. "Subculture" by Styles of Beyond 6. "May 16" by Lagwagon 7. "Heavy Metal Winner" by consumed 8. When Worlds Collide" by Powerman 5000 9. "Evil Eye" by Fu Manchu 10. "Out With the Old" by Alley Life B-Boy Document '99" by The High & Mighty, featuring Mos Def & Mad Skillz

[@kurtmartin7215]

Worth mentioning that What I Got by Sublime was part of the Dave Mirra demo in the game, too.

[@anotherperson6146]

I would like to see a video of you talking about your favorite bands of all time.

[@troikas3353]

If there was ever a time to quit being apologetically apolitical, it's now. Rage is back and that motivated anger is needed.

[@baileyleasure2012]

Like this album but my favorite is probably their first album. Can’t wait to see them at the end of the month when they come to Phoenix twice.

[@silenceenigma587]

Please talk about more of your favorite albums :)

[@harmonicajay91]

(Hears Guerilla Radio) I have a need to skateboard.

[@JohnnyZBeatZ]

This album is incredible I have it on cd I still buy albums

[@burnttamale]

Ive had windows 7 and an mp3 of zack going URGGHHHHAAAA that is almost 10 years old

[@UselessHumansMusic]

Evil Empire for me!

[@bucklamb2062]

Rage rules would love to hear new material from them

[@damianosmarroquin9453]

Halo Metal

[@JamoboBorg]

DT 2K guy must be so happy with himself

[@aaronscrewface]

At almost $1000 for a general admission floor ticket for one of their Toronto shows they should change their name to Rage For The Machine.

[@Avaholic12]

You should've tried to get tickets when they first went on sale. I got general admission tickets in Toronto for $190. Apparently it's ticketmasters fault tickets jumped up so much. They saw the popularity of the band and increased ticket prices after the initial sale.

[@cannibalisticrequiem]

@@Avaholic12 Oh yeah, Ticketmaster has been known for shady stuff like that for decades. I still remember when Eddie Vedder called out/protested Ticketmaster for doing that for one of their tours back when Pearl Jam was at the height of their popularity. It's hard to say which artists have a had in ticket prices, as it mostly seems like many of them don't complain when fans are charged an obscene amount of money to see them live. Like I remember back in 2003/2004, $500 per ticket was the most expensive price to see The Rolling Stones in concert. Now in 2020, the band or Ticketmaster are charging $1,000 and up per ticket for seats that get closer to the stage.

[@gezi0752]

Artists don’t have control over their prices, Ticketmaster does. Also when RATM is talking about the machine, it’s not high ticket prices dumbass. People will find anything to say that RATM is “rAginG fOr tHe mAcHinE” or whatever

[@toreeadams9873]

Great album but I'd put it 3rd on my RATM album order. Still I get the time and a place love of an album

[@matthewroberts3125]

8:20 Apparently that protester could see into the future 😱

[@weregretohio7728]

I don't really listen to rap, but I make an exception for RATM. They were gone for too long. The world still needed them.

[@thegodofdestroying6677]

The Donald trump sign was put in because they thought it was the most ridiculous thing ever.

[@maxpalmer3212]

I love all of Rage’s albums also the band’s covers album renegade’s is underrated and deserves more attention