Apparently, Rage Against The Machine are reforming

Which is good, because Audioslave were shit.

Really?! Source? I use to have them in my sig. Not to mention that I occasionally listened to'em.

Audioslave, was kinda crummy...:ermm:

http://www.ratm.com/
http://www.latimes.com/entertainment...ck=1&cset=true

Possibly one of those one-off thingies though, gits.

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Originally Posted by DorisInsinuate

http://www.ratm.com/
http://www.latimes.com/entertainment...ck=1&cset=true

Possibly one of those one-off thingies though, gits.

by the way Rule 2 Post in the correct forum. Take the time to look at the other threads, read forum descriptions and see where your thread should go. Also, read the FAQs and 'Sticky' threads. The Administrators or Moderators may move threads posted in the wrong areas.

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This should be music! Not in the Lounge...*report*.

:shuriken:

Just kidding, but this is cool tho' it does seem to be a one-time fling. I remember I got to do an essay on them...Fav song: Renegades of Funk.

Audio slave isn't that bad

im listening to it right now

Are these good bands to listen to?

I recommend Rage, and The Machine. Not Against though.

Mmmk i'll give them a blast.

Start with the self-titled album, and The Battle of Los Angeles.

Evil Empire is pretty hard to get into, and Renegades is a cover album, so you really have to be a fan of the hip-hop genre.

Ta

Just get the self-titled album. The rest are pretty much pish.

What about Sleep Now in the Fire?

The line about being "deep inside your children" always makes me laugh.

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Originally Posted by DorisInsinuate

Start with the self-titled album, and The Battle of Los Angeles.

Evil Empire is pretty hard to get into, and Renegades is a cover album, so you really have to be a fan of the hip-hop genre.

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That's the thing bout RATM, it combines hard rock with hip-hip. Tho' I'm not a fan of hiphop, but RATM works for me. :happy:

damn rage! bring me back my soundgarden. thx.