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Live at the Grand Olympic Auditorium
(CD, 2003)
Primary Artist: Rage Against The Machine
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Format: CD
Dec 2003
Record Label: Sony Music Entertainment (Japan)
Recording Type: Live
UPC: 766483030544 |
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Track Listing
1. Bulls on Parade - (studio)
2. Bullet in the Head - (studio)
3. Born of a Broken Man - (studio)
4. Killing in the Name - (studio)
5. Clam Like a Bomb - (studio)
6. Testify - (studio)
7. Bombtrack - (studio)
8. War Within a Breath - (studio)
9. I'm Housin - (studio)
10. Sleep Now in the Fire - (studio)
11. People of the Sun - (studio)
12. Guerrilla Radio - (studio)
13. Kick Out the Jams - (studio)
14. Know Your Enemy - (studio)
15. No Shelter - (studio)
16. Freedom - (studio)
17. Microphone Fiend - (studio, bonus track)
18. Beautiful World - (studio, bonus track)
| Details | | Distributor: | Phantom Import Distributi | | Recording Type: | Live | | Recording Mode: | Stereo | | SPAR Code: | n/a |
Album Notes
Rage Against The Machine: Zach de la Rocha (vocals); Tom Morello (guitar); Tim Commerford (bass); Brad Wilk (drums).
Recorded live at Grand Olympic Stadium, Los Angeles, Californnia, on November 12 & 13, 2000.
Japanese import edition includes two bonus tracks ("Microphone Fiend" and "Beautiful World").
Before vocalist Chris Cornell (ex-Soundgarden) joined forces with the displaced instrumentalists of Rage Against the Machine to form Audioslave, RATM were among the most revered acts in heavy rock. The band has since faded into the annals of rock history, having left an indelible mark, and their unmistakable sound has often been copied but never duplicated. This live album (originally planned as a two-disc set with the cover album RENEGADES), harnesses the energy and raw emotion that was an RATM concert, centered around Zach de la Rocha's unabashed social commentary, via stylish and often poetic rhyming.
On these 2000 performances, classic tracks were imbued with Zach's timely worldview, as "Killing in the Name" has its famous mantra morphed to "some of those that burn crosses/are the same that hold office," while the band precisely pummels its instruments. On "Freedom" (originally written to champion the cause of Leonard Peltier), de la Rocha chants "Free Mumia," in reference to his support of Mumia Abu-Jamal. LIVE is a final testament to the greatness of this groundbreaking group, having special significance as the final performances of RATM, recorded in the band's hometown of Los Angeles.
Industry Reviews
...This live greatest-hits set makes the studio versions of these songs sound tame... - Rating: A-
Entertainment Weekly (11/28/2003)
LIVE reminds us just how much we could use Rage right now. To paraphrase 'Know Your Enemy': Their anger was a gift. - Grade: A-
Spin (02/01/2004)
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