my fav rage songs atm-
[B]Know your enemy!!!!!!1[/B] (best riff in the world!!!!)
Down Rodeo (nice rage song, some nice guitar work)
Township Rebellion (i dont know why, but this song really appeals to me)
Vietnow (great agression throughout the song)
Freedom (nice riffage)
Take The Power Back (loving the bass riff and the guitar solo)

I'm still learnin' how to play Township Rebellion on drums, it's a little confusing at first.

Though my favourite at the moment is How I Could Just Kill A Man

Umph!

[QUOTE=Maxen]I'm still learnin' how to play Township Rebellion on drums, it's a little confusing at first.[/QUOTE]
I would imagine so. That verse sounds a bit tricky at times, with all that cowbell action going on. Good luck with it though.

Inside Out was pretty good too, I bought No Spiritual Surrender. If youre into hardcore/punk check them out Zach's old straight-edge hardcore band.
As for RATM being considered rap-rock, everyone who listens to rap at my school hates RATM and most people who listen to rock don't like them either because they hate the singer...I like them their very unique.
I don't understand why Zach/Tom are into Marxism/Communism/Anarchy and are on a major-label, do you think RATM would have been a better band without a major-label on their back? I do think so, but then again, this band was pretty big and I don't know what independent label they would've went on.

Which song was in the end of the Matrix, I haven't seen the Matrix in a while so I don't remember.

[QUOTE=dislocated214]Inside Out was pretty good too, I bought No Spiritual Surrender. If youre into hardcore/punk check them out Zach's old straight-edge hardcore band.
As for RATM being considered rap-rock, everyone who listens to rap at my school hates RATM and most people who listen to rock don't like them either because they hate the singer...I like them their very unique.
I don't understand why Zach/Tom are into Marxism/Communism/Anarchy and are on a major-label, do you think RATM would have been a better band without a major-label on their back? I do think so, but then again, this band was pretty big and I don't know what independent label they would've went on.[/QUOTE]
People at your school suck. You should tell them that without RATM, nu-metal probably wouldnt be what it is today. They need to expand their horizons, anyways.

My god, Rage are just about the best band in history!

Check this forum out

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It's been a week now since it was made, and there's 29 registered members right now, and they almost all came from mx. (mods, admins too). So check it out and have a look around, and sign up if you like it, cause there needs to be more people.

I thought I'd mention it here cuase your all good posters in here ;)

Why did Rage not release songs like; Darkness, Clear the Lane, Autologic...?

These songs are excellent and contain some of the few amazing shred type solos Tom performs.

I think they were on the "Live & Rare" album but I'm not sure... Anyone know?

Anyways people need to start talkin in this o'l RATM Thread... :chug:

Nice thread revivige... And those songs were on there demo tape. And Darkness was on the Crow soundtrack.

Well someone had to revive it!! Neways why isnt this thread official? 26 pages long...

Neways can u get the demo tape from anywhere? or u just got to down the songs individually... They ROCK!

[QUOTE=DuncMaster]Well someone had to revive it!! Neways why isnt this thread official? 26 pages long...

Neways can u get the demo tape from anywhere? or u just got to down the songs individually... They ROCK![/QUOTE]
It didn't need to be revived becuase no one was posting about RATM.
There aren't going to be any more official threads made, or threads made official either.

maybe people will post now that they can see there is a Rage thread...

He revived a thread.

WOW!

Who cares, get on with your life, jesus.

self titled wins hands down

Anyone think that the solo on Township Rebellion sounds like an old nintendo game?

I like the solo in Killing In the Name better.

Born Of A Broken Man is a great great song.
I like the guitar, its cool.

I only have self titled, BOLA, and Evil Empire

[QUOTE=paco999]I like the solo in Killing In the Name better.[/QUOTE]



Yea, thats a fun solo to listen to and play

[QUOTE=powerofsuggestion]self titled wins hands down[/QUOTE]

Yeah I love that cd, the only one that beats it for me is Live at the Olympic Grand. Know Your Enemy is just awsome.

[QUOTE=pigonthewing82]Yeah I love that cd, the only one that beats it for me is Live at the Olympic Grand. Know Your Enemy is just awsome.[/QUOTE]
Know Your Enemy seems to be the favorite around here. It is an awesome song, I must say. My favorite RATM song though is Freedom. No other band has a song that can end concerts with such energy. No one. Period.

^ I donno.. Lateralus by Tool is pretty good for that..

[QUOTE=Darkness Of Greed]^ I donno.. Lateralus by Tool is pretty good for that..[/QUOTE]
If you ask me, it didnt have as much energy as Freedom did. Plus RATM is my favorite band so that doesnt help either. :D

[QUOTE=Metal_Head_617]If you ask me, it didnt have as much energy as Freedom did. Plus RATM is my favorite band so that doesnt help either. :D[/QUOTE]

I love RATM's energy. The only rock band that has that much political energy done so well is MC5, hence the cover of Kick Out The Jams.

[QUOTE=pigonthewing82]I love RATM's energy. The only rock band that has that much political energy done so well is MC5, hence the cover of Kick Out The Jams.[/QUOTE]
If you ask me, RATM kicked MC5's *** in terms of being a better band, and MC5 is awesome.

[QUOTE=Metal_Head_617]If you ask me, RATM kicked MC5's *** in terms of being a better band, and MC5 is awesome.[/QUOTE]

Hmmmmmm thats a hard one to say. I wouldn't go as far as saying they kicked their as[COLOR=White]s[/COLOR]. They are two different bands really, but with the same energy, MC5 was always more of a punkish rock band and RATM is more of a rapish rock band (or rockish rap band, depending on the song).

I actually enjoyed Renegades and self-titled...

I think their best work is on the Live at the Olymic Grand. Not just because of the good track list, but because well they were awsome live, if you listen to RATM I don't think I need to explain.

Live at the Olympic Grand Auditorium was amazing. I too think it was their best.