Tracklist, Album Covers, Info and Fun Facts
The self-titled debut album by Rage Against The Machine, released on November 3, 1992, is a groundbreaking fusion of rap, metal, and funk. With powerful political and social commentary, it became one of the most influential albums of the 1990s.
Tracklist of “Rage Against The Machine”
1️⃣ Bombtrack
2️⃣ Killing In The Name
3️⃣ Take The Power Back
4️⃣ Settle For Nothing
5️⃣ Bullet In The Head
6️⃣ Know Your Enemy
7️⃣ Wake Up
8️⃣ Fistful Of Steel
9️⃣ Township Rebellion
🔟 Freedom
Fun Facts & Trivia
🎸 Iconic Cover Art
The album cover features the famous 1963 photograph of Buddhist monk Thích Quảng Đức setting himself on fire in protest of the Vietnamese government's oppression. It's one of the most striking and controversial album covers ever.
🎤 Revolutionary Lyrics
The lyrics tackle issues like police brutality, racism, and institutional injustice, resonating deeply with listeners seeking change.
🔥 Killing In The Name
The track “Killing In The Name” became an anthem of rebellion and civil disobedience, with the iconic line “Fuck you, I won’t do what you tell me!” shouted at protests worldwide.
🎸 Guest Appearance
Maynard James Keenan of Tool lends his vocals to “Know Your Enemy,” adding an extra layer of intensity to the song.
🎶 Live Show Energy
Many tracks from the album became legendary during live shows, with the band’s explosive performances known for igniting crowds and political fervor.
Cultural Legacy
“Rage Against The Machine” isn’t just an album – it’s a sonic manifesto that continues to inspire and provoke thought. The chemistry between Tom Morello’s innovative guitar work, Tim Commerford’s groovy basslines, Brad Wilk’s drumming, and Zack de la Rocha’s passionate vocals created an album that still echoes today.
