Red Mosquito

always would end up rhyming Vietnow over top of this

and now I see that this was actually an influence for Vietnow:

Influence
Rage Against the Machine guitarist Tom Morello has often cited "The Wanton Song" as a major influence for the verse riffing for "Vietnow".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wanton_Song

Track List
Side A - 1. "Prophets of Rage" 2. "The Party’s Over" Sise B - 3. "Killing in the Name" (live) 4. "Shut Em Down" (live) 5. "No Sleep Til Cleveland" (live)

Picked up the record store day EP. The live stuff on side B is cool.

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bodysnatcher wrote:Really wish these guys who do SOMETHING. ah well. something to be said for going out on top.

They went out like Guns N Roses - explosive debut followed by 2 more incredible albums that pave the way for all-time greatness.... and then a sub-par album of covers and it's over. Boo.

Good analogy altho I enjoy Guns a lot more still I never noticed that before

Renegades isn't sub par. About a billion times better than the spaghetti incident.

Otherwise agree though.

Boo, indeed.

You forgot both bands' live albums.

Maggie's Farm and How I Could Just Kill a Man make that album at least 3 stars alone.

I just sent my 16 year old nephew a YouTube link to Testify and he responds with, "holy fucking Jesus Christ" and a wide eyed emoji

He always listen to that EDM shit.

#woke

yeah they don't make 'em like that no more

daft twat wrote:Maggie's Farm and How I Could Just Kill a Man make that album at least 3 stars alone.

Those a both so fucking good

It's amazing how so many of De La Roca's lyrics still ring true.

I just listened to No Shelter and it's like holy shit, written 20 years ago and perfectly describes the current climate.

Sad!

daft twat wrote:Maggie's Farm and How I Could Just Kill a Man make that album at least 3 stars alone.

Those + Ghost of Tom Joad makes it 4.

Renegades is the tops.

Ugh. This band is fucking brilliant. I really hope they come back again. It feels like the right time for it. Is Zach De La Rocha one of the greatest front man and vocalist of all time? He might be.

Im so glad i got to see them. TFC 1999. I remember all of East Troy wisconsin jumping up and down in unison the entire time. Just unreal.

So powerful.

I was just watching some RATM videos the other day. How about this motherfucker in the "Sleep Now In The Fire" video?

Whoa

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Whoa

I believe he toyed with the idea of being the Reform Party's candidate that year, but that he never showed up On a ballot.