Rage Against the Machine by Rage Against The Machine

Pros: Loud, original, fantastic musicianship, fiery performances...

Cons: Too political for some people (but not for me)...

The Bottom Line: If you are looking for one of the best album of the 1990s, look no further than Rage Against the Machine's 1992 eponymous debut.

Review: When their eponymous debut made its way to shelves and subsequently radio in 1992/1993, Rage Against the Machine earned immediate acclaim from critics and fans alike. In the midst of the “grunge” movement in rock and roll, the hard rockers were ...

Pros: Many

Cons: Few

The Bottom Line: Rage single-handedly created a new, aggressive form by melding the best elements of several forms that came before. In the process, they made a damn listenable album.

Review: When I heard, in 1991, that Perry Farrell's new band, Porno for Pyros, was gigging with a band called Rage Against the Machine, I naturally assumed Perry'd gone completely freakin' native. That he'd given in to his hippie-dippie commie side and was ...

Pros: Great guitar work, terrific bass-laden riffs, thunderous drumming, and passionate lyrics

Cons: Profanity and some exaggerated political views

The Bottom Line: A politically charged album that with titillate your rock and roll senses with the musicianship of these four fellows.

Review: Rage Against the Machine offers a politically charged eponymous album to rock the country Guilty Parties: Zack de la Rocha = Vocals Tim Commerford = Bass Brad Wilk = Drums Tom Morello = Guitar With a concoction of local Los ...

Pros: A Brilliant Debut from Rage Against The Machine.

Cons: None.

The Bottom Line: Rage Against The Machine's debut album is one of the greatest debut albums of the 1990s with its ferocious fusion of metal, hip-hop, and its social & political commentary.

Review:
When Alternative Rock emerged from the underground music scene in 1992, it helped destroy old genres from the 1980s and in favor of new sub genres from the underground music scene. One of the new sub genres that were in fruitions was a new wave of...

Pros: The whole band are amazing throughout the album!

Cons: Profanities and messages in songs might offend some people

The Bottom Line: Great lyrics, phenomenal guitar work, stunning bass work, heart-thumping drum beats......what more can I ask for from a hard rock album?

Review: Throughout the 1990s, there has been a major increase in the number of hard rock bands, and the amount of appreciation for these bands (particularly among teenagers) is steadily increasing. Slipknot, Korn and Limp Bizkit are perfect examples of hard...

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The Bottom Line: loved it.

Review: Rage Against the Machine's self-titled debut: another 90s classic. The record opens well. Bombtrack, which very much serves as an overview of what Rage is about (being that the government sucks and all forms of war after 1980 are evil), has a ...

Pros: Amazing solos, funky bass, powerful drumming, just about everything.

Cons: A lot of profanity which some people may not like.

The Bottom Line: One of the greatest albums of all time.

Review: Rage Against The Machine was my first Rage album, and it is definitely my favourite. O ...

Pros: Innovative blend of funk, hip-hop, metal, and punk.

Cons: If you're conservative, this music will undoubtedly p*ss you off.

The Bottom Line: This is a partisan review of partisan music. You have been warned.

Review: Make no mistake about it - these are troubled times. Unjust wars are being fought against intangible concepts that are made even more powerful when confronted through formal violence. Multi-national corporations, through ...

Pros: Brilliant. Best album of the band. Couldn't ask for more.

Cons: I better fill up the space in this box (no cons).

The Bottom Line: There is already a bottom line. Look below. I suppose I'd better fill up the space because you are required to write 30 words in this box. Buy this album.

Review: The first album by rapcore artists Rage Against The Machine. The best album of the flock to be frank. Bombtrack The first track of the album. A quiet smart bassline leading up to a modulated choral riff. Not the best on the album but ...

Pros: Excellent lyrics, hidden messages, inventive ways of using instruments, last but not least almost all tracks have awesome intros!

Cons: Some songs seem to be just complaining thrown together...

Review: Hidden messages behind every track, along with excellent concerts & great adrenaline filled intros. Rage has to grow on you, its not something you pick up and like right away. I had the CD for about a year before I actually listened to it. When...