We're the renegades of funk!

[Jessweeee♪]

Any Rage Against the Machine fans? :</>D?


I quite like them when I'm ignoring the political messages.

[I Don't Need A Name]

I share the same sentiments as you there!

[Ouch!]

Lights out, guerrilla radio?

[Pheesh]

Ehe, I saw them live abooouut 3 years ago (?) and it was just beyond amazing. Can't believe how much energy they still pump out.

The political messages are fine if you're in the mood, it's something to get angry and sing along too. I could never really relate though.

[Flying Mullet]

Absolutely. Renegades of Funk is a great song to run to. I also find great pleasure in playing as Tom Morello in Guitar Hero III.

[bipper]

Lights out, guerrilla radio?

word.

[Inferno]

RATM always reminds me of my teenage years, awwh the first house parties. It's still good to listen to

[NorthernChaosGod]

RATM will always be better than what formed after they broke up.

[charliepanayi]

Sleep Now in the Fire is an incendiary song. The rest is merely very, very good.

[demondude]

I was one of the many sadacts that made an effort to get them to Christmas number one last year. 8)

[NorthernChaosGod]

I was one of the many sadacts that made an effort to get them to Christmas number one last year. 8)

That goal was achieved, was it not?

[charliepanayi]

I was one of the many sadacts that made an effort to get them to Christmas number one last year. 8)

That goal was achieved, was it not?

It was. Though I sometimes think Killing in the Name is to RATM what How Soon Is Now? is to The Smiths - a song that more matches the stereotype of the band than anything else.