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Rage Against the Machine

Search: Township Rebellion
by: Rage Against the Machine

Release Date January 03, 2006
Probably the only rap-metal album that honestly qualifies as any good, and definitely the most violently liberal album I've ever heard in my life. Not like I mind, of course. But if you don't agree with the politics, it'll probably hurt your enjoyment of the album. Enough of that, though. The point is that this band is awesome. Especially guitarist Tom Mollero, who comes up with brilliant riffs throughout and throws in all kinds of innovative, crazy solos that don't sound like they're coming from a guitar. The solo on "Killing in the Name" sounds like it could've came from a synthesizer, for instance. The stuff he pulls on "Take the Power Back" sounds like turntable work or something, his solo on "Bullet in the Head" seems a lot like a clavinet, ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 2
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Rage Against the Machine

Search: Township Rebellion
by: Rage Against the Machine

Release Date January 29, 2002
Probably the only rap-metal album that honestly qualifies as any good, and definitely the most violently liberal album I've ever heard in my life. Not like I mind, of course. But if you don't agree with the politics, it'll probably hurt your enjoyment of the album. Enough of that, though. The point is that this band is awesome. Especially guitarist Tom Mollero, who comes up with brilliant riffs throughout and throws in all kinds of innovative, crazy solos that don't sound like they're coming from a guitar. The solo on "Killing in the Name" sounds like it could've came from a synthesizer, for instance. The stuff he pulls on "Take the Power Back" sounds like turntable work or something, his solo on "Bullet in the Head" seems a lot like a clavinet, ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 3
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Rage Against the Machine/Evil Empire/Battle of Los Angeles

Search: Township Rebellion
by: Rage Against the Machine

Release Date September 23, 2002
All I can say and all i think that needs to be said is BUY THIS!!!

ANY RAGE FAN MUST BUY THIS TO HAVE A TRUE RATM COLLECTION

I don't know about you, but any compilation/package containing Rage's 3 best albums will be purchased by me and should be purchased by any Rage fan that doesn't own these already. I would totally buy these except I own all three of these.

OVERALL: BUY THIS TODAY BRUTHA!!!

CD-Charts Position 4
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Rage Against the Machine/Evil Empire/Battle of Los Angeles

Search: Township Rebellion
by: Rage Against the Machine

Release Date September 18, 2007
All I can say and all i think that needs to be said is BUY THIS!!!

ANY RAGE FAN MUST BUY THIS TO HAVE A TRUE RATM COLLECTION

I don't know about you, but any compilation/package containing Rage's 3 best albums will be purchased by me and should be purchased by any Rage fan that doesn't own these already. I would totally buy these except I own all three of these.

OVERALL: BUY THIS TODAY BRUTHA!!!

CD-Charts Position 5
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Rage Against the Machine

Search: Township Rebellion
by: Rage Against the Machine

Release Date April 16, 1996
Probably the only rap-metal album that honestly qualifies as any good, and definitely the most violently liberal album I've ever heard in my life. Not like I mind, of course. But if you don't agree with the politics, it'll probably hurt your enjoyment of the album. Enough of that, though. The point is that this band is awesome. Especially guitarist Tom Mollero, who comes up with brilliant riffs throughout and throws in all kinds of innovative, crazy solos that don't sound like they're coming from a guitar. The solo on "Killing in the Name" sounds like it could've came from a synthesizer, for instance. The stuff he pulls on "Take the Power Back" sounds like turntable work or something, his solo on "Bullet in the Head" seems a lot like a clavinet, ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 6
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Rage Against the Machine

Search: Township Rebellion
by: Rage Against the Machine

Release Date November 10, 1992
Probably the only rap-metal album that honestly qualifies as any good, and definitely the most violently liberal album I've ever heard in my life. Not like I mind, of course. But if you don't agree with the politics, it'll probably hurt your enjoyment of the album. Enough of that, though. The point is that this band is awesome. Especially guitarist Tom Mollero, who comes up with brilliant riffs throughout and throws in all kinds of innovative, crazy solos that don't sound like they're coming from a guitar. The solo on "Killing in the Name" sounds like it could've came from a synthesizer, for instance. The stuff he pulls on "Take the Power Back" sounds like turntable work or something, his solo on "Bullet in the Head" seems a lot like a clavinet, ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 7
Average Rating:

Rage Against the Machine

Search: Township Rebellion
by: Rage Against the Machine

Release Date November 10, 1992
Probably the only rap-metal album that honestly qualifies as any good, and definitely the most violently liberal album I've ever heard in my life. Not like I mind, of course. But if you don't agree with the politics, it'll probably hurt your enjoyment of the album. Enough of that, though. The point is that this band is awesome. Especially guitarist Tom Mollero, who comes up with brilliant riffs throughout and throws in all kinds of innovative, crazy solos that don't sound like they're coming from a guitar. The solo on "Killing in the Name" sounds like it could've came from a synthesizer, for instance. The stuff he pulls on "Take the Power Back" sounds like turntable work or something, his solo on "Bullet in the Head" seems a lot like a clavinet, ... Read More: