"Renegades" CD by Rage Against The Machine
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| Item no. | 414211 |
|---|---|
| Title | Renegades |
| Musical Genre | Crossover |
| Product topic | Bands |
| Band | Rage Against The Machine |
| Release date | 27/11/2000 |
| Product type | CD |
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| Media - Format 1-3 | CD |
CD 1
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1.Microphone fiend
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2.Pistol grip pump
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3.Kick out the jams
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4.Renegades of funk
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5.Beautiful world
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6.I'm housin'
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7.In my eyes
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8.How I could just kill a man
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9.The ghost of Tom Joad
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10.Down on the street
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11.Street fighting man
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12.Maggie's farm
by Marcel Anders (null) Three records in nine years are not really what they could be proud of. But that's exactly what this band split upon: the controversy of radical political activity and profit-oriented Rock-business. Before they turn to new projects (singer Zack wants to work on his solo-career, the rest of the band remains Rage against the Machine), the four Californians make their will: 12 cover versions out of all genres that have influenced them - HipHop, Funk, Hardcore and 60's Rock. So, Afrika Bambaataa stand next to the blessed Stooges, the Rolling Stones next to Minor Threat and Devo beside Cypress Hill. All of them light-years away from each other, but still the musical foundation for every Rage-song: The combination of supposed contraries, the uniting of musical opposition and lyrical deepness. Consequently, "Renegades" is not only a dignified good-bye but also a tribute to their ideological forerunners. Give credit where credit is due.