01:43 - tea[m]ster Palms is great, having an Isis flashback, thanks.
01:27 - Fearmeister Anyone who says that Super Collider is a good album needs a free trip to the mental home.
01:14 - Apothecary Been listening to the first four Megadeth albums for the past hour to cleanse myself of the abomination that is Super Collider :|
01:10 - scapeplan And I'm sitting here, recently having had a relaxing time at the air conditioned YMCA. I got in for free. Don't ask.
00:55 - Lit. People are bitching about what's going on in their countries. I'm just sitting here, patiently awaiting for all of it to merge into the rise of the NWO.
00:36 - scapeplan The police HAVE been treating the protestors like it is one.
23:23 - Giza I think Turkey is on the brink of a revolution.
Disc I 01. Bombtrack 02. Killing In The Name 03. Take The Power Back 04. Settle For Nothing 05. Bullet In The Head 06. Know Your Enemy [feat. Maynard James Keenan] 07. Wake Up 08. Fistful Of Steel 09. Township Rebellion 10. Freedom
Disc II[bonus] 01. Darkness 02. Year Of Tha Boomerang 03. Freedom [remix] 04. Take The Power Back [live]
Explosive. In my humble opinion, that is the best adjective for the self-titled debut of the American angry madmen Rage Against The Machine. Ten times the shockwave of a bomb, right in your face. A catchy, yet vicious message of hate to the authorities, to 'the man'. Ten times a call for battle, to stand for your (their) ideals and to call war upon the enemy, capitalism and the right-wing.