Rage Against the Machine - Rage Against the Machine

Rage Against the Machine

Rage Against the Machine

  • Genre: Hard Rock
  • Release Date: 1992-11-06
  • Explicitness: explicit
  • Country: USA
  • Track Count: 10

  • ℗ 1992 Epic Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment

Tracks

Title Artist Time Spothifi
1
Bombtrack Rage Against the Machine 4:04 Spothifi USD 1.29
2
Killing In the Name Rage Against the Machine 5:13 Spothifi USD 1.29
3
Take the Power Back Rage Against the Machine 5:37 Spothifi USD 1.29
4
Settle for Nothing Rage Against the Machine 4:49 Spothifi USD 1.29
5
Bullet In the Head Rage Against the Machine 5:09 Spothifi USD 1.29
6
Know Your Enemy Rage Against the Machine 4:55 Spothifi USD 1.29
7
Wake Up Rage Against the Machine 6:03 Spothifi USD 1.29
8
Fistful of Steel Rage Against the Machine 5:30 Spothifi USD 1.29
9
Township Rebellion Rage Against the Machine 5:24 Spothifi USD 1.29
10
Freedom Rage Against the Machine 6:06 Spothifi USD 1.29

Reviews

  • Best album ever

    5
    By Ineeddrugs
    Amazing ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
  • Rocks so Hard

    5
    By Jorge Frijole
    Every song hits hard. Holds up great after 33 years!!!
  • BEST Album In FORTNITE and in music history

    5
    By JAY JAY FIREZ
    I try to listen to this very often
  • ❤️

    1
    By Trust and Us
    ❤️
  • EDITED???

    1
    By JollyJustRodger
    I refuse to buy edited music. What a travesty.
  • Rage is great

    5
    By Personontheinternethere
    This band is amazing, everything they make is great, and their covers aren’t that bad either.
  • This Group Needs to make Another album

    5
    By hehehwiwownb
    This is the type of music I would listen to now. Lyrics is very deep and relevant.
  • RATM rules

    5
    By ph27343
    Rage Against The Machine’s introduction into the hall of fame all started with this album.
  • Relevant and powerful today

    5
    By LadyBugV1
    Grew up with this. Deep cuts album listening. The songs build beautifully
  • Music for 12 year olds

    3
    By The Ez Factor
    Without getting into the fact that these guys are phoney "revolutionist" who shill for government authority that wants total control over your life and then turn around and act like they're fighting the system (f#@% you I won't do what you tell me!! Unless it's part of "the current thing"), this music really isn't even that good. I give it credit for succesffuly melding rap and rock and doing it in a way that doesn't sound forced. But Tom Morellos riffs are amateur hour. Really, only a pre-teen, Che Geuvera-shirt-wearing, fanboy thinks these riffs are any good. The music doesn't hold up at all. Putting this album on after so many years, I get embarrassed just listening to it.

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