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Raging Against The Party Machine (Both Of 'Em)

Commentators often decry the seeming inability of today's musicians to engage their fans in political protest, but don't tell that to the organizers of this year's DNC and RNC Conventions. "For two weeks straight, both in Denver and in Minneapolis, Rage Against the Machine, a rap-metal band formed in 1991 and known for its big noise and ferocious politics, formed an ad-hoc convention in opposition...

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Rage Against ... the Machine, Obama, whatever

David Carr reports on Rage Against the Machine's protests at both the Republican and Democratic National Conventions. According to Rage and its delusional followers, there is no difference between Obama and McCain. I suppose they're waiting around for the Democratic candidate to champion Che and Mumia and the writing of crackpots like William Blum, as Rage's website does. Way to fight for justice —...

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Activist Video: Killing in the Name of.. (Spark Of Freedom)

Rage Against the Machine taking the street after the police shut down them from playing on stage at the Republican National Convention.The Original Video

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9 Most Memorable Music Festival Moments (Entertainment)

From Rage Against the Machine going completely naked at Lollapalooza to Courtney Love being Courtney Love. With video.

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What's That? Loud Music Ruins Hearing? Really?

File this one under "Tell us something we don't know." On Friday, the UK's Royal National Institute for the Deaf reported that 80 percent of the 1,700 concert-goers it polled complained of hearing damage or trouble. The RNID's solution? Don't...

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At Both Conventions, Rage Against The Machine Salutes Anarchy

On Wednesday night, Republican delegates fresh off Gov. Sarah Palin's vice presidential nomination speech at the Xcel Energy Center here formed a conga line of taxis, buses and private cars to Minneapolis, where post-convention parties were firing up. At almost the same time, a huge crowd was emptying out of the Target Center after a political show of a different sort -- a concert by the band Rage...

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At Both Conventions, a Band Salutes Anarchy

Rage Against the Machine, a rap-metal band formed in 1991 and known for its big noise and ferocious politics, formed an ad-hoc convention in opposition to both major parties.

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Random Notes: Bruce Springsteen, Rage and the Week in Rock

Photo: Brad Fedie for RollingStone.Com This week was all about rallying the troops, as Bruce Springsteen lead a bunch of biker types on a run through “Wooly Bully” during his set at the Harley-Davidson Festival in Milwaukee last weekend. A few hundred miles west in Minneapolis, Rage Against the Machine whipped up some opposition to the [...]

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Finally, a '90s alt rock mixtape

Radio Friendly Unit Shifter is a hip-hop-style mixtape of '90s-era alternative rock put together by Nick Catchdubs, the guy who put together those critically acclaimed Wale mixtapes, and some other hipster fellow. I'm listening to it as we "speak," and,...

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Comment of the Week: Sarah Palin Gets Some Campaign Advice

Photo: Getty This week’s Republican National Convention ruffled all sorts of feathers this week, as Rage Against the Machine stirred the pot and the McCain campaign used Heart’s “Barracuda” as a theme song for VP candidate Sarah Palin, much to the chagrin of Nancy Wilson. What Palin should have done was consult the readers of Rock [...]

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DSC-787-2008-09-05

#787 Daily Source Code for Friday September 5th 2008 The Greatest Show On Earth Discover Simple, Private Sharing at Drop.io British Airways crash likely caused by ice in fuel A 1-in-1,000 Chance of Götterdämmerung: Will European physicists destroy the world? - Reason Magazine BBC NEWS | World | Europe | Cheney seeks to bolster Ukraine Lack of Lisbon Treaty hinders EU [...]

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More RAGE Please!!

The police pulled the plug on Rage Against the Machine's "Anti Unjust Wars" concert outside the Republican National Convention on Tuesday. Front man Zack De La Rocha, guitarist Tom Morello & company were not going to give up so they went to the streets for an acapella performance. Man oh man, do I love this FN BAND!!! Complete coverage can be found at Above the Fold. Here is the full 10 minute long...

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Rage Against the Machine Rock the RNC

Rage Against the Machine (and their fans) have been extra busy this week at the Republic National Convention and doing just like their name said they would: they’re “raging” against the “machine.” The protests began Tuesday, Sept. 2, when the band attempted to play on the lawn outside of St. Paul’s capitol building. Police quickly pulled [...]

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Tom Morello (Rage Against the Machine) set to release solo album The Fabled City

Tom Morello of Rage Against the Machine is set to release the solo album, 'The Fabled City', September 30th, 2008 via Epic Records. The 11-song set is the anticipated follow up to the 2007 'The Nightwatchman' debut 'One Man Revolution' ...

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Rage Against the Machine Runs Afoul of RNC

Simply being Rage Against the Machine and in the vicinity of the Republican National Convention is enough to draw the interest of the authorities.