I went to lollapalooza during it’s early years. The headliners were primus and Alice In Chains. The opening band was rage against the machine and on the second stage was tool. That concert changed me forever. The music was incredible and epic.
DAMN that was a GREAT one to go to. I went to Lollalpalooza I think in 1994 in Houston,Tx. I seen George Clinton & the P-Funk All-stars, Beastie Boys, and Smashing Pumpkins. Not to bad but would be lieing if I didn't say I would have rather had your lineup.
tim G that sure sounds like a awesome lineup. I went to a Lallapalooza in the early nineties. Lineup was Janes Addiction,Soundgarden,Ice Cube,Pearl Jam and Red Hot Chili Peppers. Best concert of my life❤️
These guys go way back with Maynard and Tool. Maynard actually taught Morello how to play guitar in drop D tuning, and Morello and Adam Jones were playing together in high school.
Jhonny Cage X Rage I can’t disagree with that statement ! I remember Morello telling that story on his radio show, and he said when Maynard showed him drop D, that unlocked everything for him when it came to writing riffs. Obviously Adam Jones uses it constantly as well, and it’s a thing of beauty.
Woah, I knew about Jones and morello knowing eachother and going to school together but I dint know MJK had a hand in showing home drop d that’s awesome
I was in that crowd. It was Glastonbury in the 90s. Blew me away and last year I see Tom Morrello Support muse at the Olympic stadium in London. Tom got on stage with muse and Bomb track. A RATM track
Darth Creepio yes he did and Danny Carey on that same part. And Zach did the Henry Rollins spoken word part in Tools song Bottom when they played it live.
Darth Creepio he had credits on the album. Henry Rollins does the spoken word piece on one of tool’s tracks from back in the day as well. That tour had rage, tool, Alice In Chains, and Primus sharing a stage.
@@bulkheadsoundchamber2293 lol then i have no idea how i missed that part cause I only know Maynard was on it from the liner notes. Must've slipped my mind. Still a cool bit to know! And that lineup must've been so awesome, all them right in the middle of their heyday. I think I've read on that tour Les would go out on stage in a rooster costume during alice and chains set
@@jamelakajamal brother this is also amazing because maynard was not very well known.. He was but only in small circles i think thats from 94 or 95. Which he was around with 2 bands prior to tool. Children of the anarchistic dynasty/ green jelly
6:38 Brother from another Mother, We that have felt and endured the oppression of this enduring persecution have never had an outlet that is positive other than music. Standing up doesn't work. Kneeling doesn't work. I'm a 55 year old punk rocker who knows all of our connective wonderfulness. My only enemy is Oppression! Fascists want Chaos. We need UNITY!
Artists that touch our souls know no genre......to reject a band because of their musical category, is to deny ourselves of the opportunity to experience music to the fullest artistic & emotionally level. 💕 Love that you explore all genres.
Your comments at the end show an enlightenment of the distain the majority has over unpopular music . The views and what it represents . Growing up , having long hair and not conforming to the norm was a struggle and this along with other bands kept many moving forward. Thank you for sharing to others
One memory that never fades for me, as best I can remember it. I was in highschool, 1998 or 99, waiting for French class to start. I can't remember what started the conversation... I was a typical goth kid sitting next to one of the preppy/jock type dudes that I usually disdained. Anyway, me and dude steike up a short convo about RATM, and he elaborates on the reasons he LOVES them. Especially Tom Morello and his ultra unique approach to guitar tech. Simple, old-school, almost primitive machines. Techniques that require physical skill, not just fancy modern gear that does half the work for you. I was slightly taken aback by this preppy dudes knowledge and insight for a band I would never have guessed he would be into. Just goes to show that it takes all kinds to make this world.
I am 50. I was in those crowds in Austin and Houston way back. And yeah man their live energy is another level! I also very many years later very much support their message...maybe even now more than back then. Especially with the latest TX law passing regarding Women and their freedom.
It was so typical but so funny/glaring in difference with Maynard's stage feel vs. RATM's... all that intensity going outward from RATM while at the same time Maynard is standing back there with all the intensity going inward seeming. Great performance.
@@jamelakajamal Jamal After Audioslave disbanded the 3 Rage members joined up with CHUCK D & DJ LORD of Public Enemy and B-REAL from Cypress Hill to form this Supergroup. You need to check them out. They released two albums before the disbanded. ✌
Perry Farrell of Jane's Addiction was originally supposed to sing at the break. The guys from Rage were waiting for him in the studio but he never showed up. I think it was Tom Morello who decided to get a cup of coffee while they were waiting and he ran into Maynard in the line at Starbucks. The rest is history...
@Jamal the reason you stated why you love Rage is the same reason I love them. Growing up in the Ghetto and seeing shit around me and my community I instantly had a connection with this band when I actually listened to them. I didn’t even like Rock when I heard them but they switched my whole musical taste and opened up a whole new world.
I saw Rage Against the Machine in 1993 for Lollapalooza at Waterloo Village in Stanhope NJ. We grew up 10 minutes from there, snuck in wading across the creek and jumping the fence behind the main stage
LOVE your reactions and just your personality. You’re a cool, but deep, heartfelt person. I kind of agree about those who don’t like Rage. However, there are also people who do NOT agree with Rage’s politics AT ALL and who definitely have not experienced much oppression in their lives but claim they love to listen to Rage, like Paul Ryan 😡 SMH. I believe when Rage heard Ryan says he listens to them, they had some choice comments on the subject. LOL. You should look it up. Keep up the Rage reactions!!!
Just discovered you tonight in the segment where you listened to Van Halen for the first time. Your reaction to Eddie’s guitar solo was priceless. Your obvious joy and awe as you watched it made me an instant fan of yours. Keep doing what you do and I’ll always be a fan of yours.
Im in that crowd!! This footage is from the UK's ch4 live broadcast from Glastonbury festival, I've got a very worn out VHS tape of this somewhere that my dad recorded. They were introduced by Mark (Radcliffe) and Lard (Mark Riley) as ' Rage Against The Latrine'... 😅😅😅
I think he rocks back and forth on stage like that as a way of mimicking a puppet on strings which is a powerful metaphor for being a performer in front of a crowd.
its all about diversity brother Jamal. You have an appreciation for solid musical talent and that has opened the flood gates. Im not a fan of rage but i dont turn the channel when they come on the radio. you keep doing you with ears wide open
Thank you for this channel! I recently discovered it. Here in NYC, working at a hospital during these crazy times. So when I get some down time, I’ve been enjoying your honest reactions to a lot of the music I’ve loved for years. So many people have a hard time expanding their musical palette, and I just don’t often get to share bands that I love like Rage Against the Machine (de la Rocha and Morello!!), Tool, Primus, etc., with lots of people. So again, thank you. If I may make a suggestion; it doesn’t look like you’ve reacted to the RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS yet. One of my favorites. So many great songs! I feel that AROUND THE WORLD would be a great example of their stuff. There’s an official video on UA-cam. It shows their funk influences, Flea’s bass skills (second overall behind Les Claypool), and their great backing vocal harmonizations. RHCP!!! RHCP!!! RHCP!!!
Love seeing you loving this shit!!! I've been a Rage fan since the beginning. Been to a dozen shows and there's nothing like it. Hope after all this coronavirus shit is over, you can get yourself to a reunion show and rock the eff out man!!! Love your channel. Colin Hanks brought me here!!
1991 went to see House of Pain in Atlanta. I had never heard of the opening band. Rage came on stage and tore the masquerade down. I really thought the place was going to collapse. The floor was moving under our feet. Don't forget Roy Buchanan. One of the best guitar players ever. Austin city limits.
Oh, I’ve been waiting for you to do this one! Excellent song! I love how Maynard stands in the back like a proud dad 😁 you can see him standing there with his mullet.
I was actually at this concert. Glastonbury 92 or 93. I can't remember which one exactly. Got tickets to see Rage this year in Berlin in September. That's of it don't get called off because of coronavirus. Great react btw.
You are one of the people that has been on my mind alot during this virus situation. I hope you are keeping safe and happy during this. These vids help alot during times like these. Thanks for making such awesome content.
I really hope RATM reaction vids like yours (and others, but yours are the best!) will turn some young artists on to Rage, and hopefully inspire some lyric writing about more intense subjects like this. Appreciate your overall vibe, man!
I've been watching lots of your reactions and love them. Let me just say i have alot of respect for you and people like you give me hope, you make the world a better place. Zac, Maynard and many others are beacons of light in these dark times. Once you go down that red pill path you cannot unsee what you've seen. I feel we are a brotherhood, we are connected, we see clearly. It goes way beyond color, creed etc. Its our duty to fight the good fight before its too late. Together, we can do this. 46 & 2 just ahead of me. Take care brother 💪👊🤝
I like the way you summed up your feelings about RATM at the end of the video. They are simultaneously loved and hated, mostly due the strong political, but mostly, social message they convey. When I first heard them back in '92, that first record,...I listened to it soooo much. I just loved the energy, the riffs, groove and funk it brought. They melded rock and hip hop so well. The lyrical message, at the time, I didn't put a lot of thought into it to be honest. But as I got older I understood where it was coming from. You don't always have to agree with the message but you can still love the music.
Hey there Jamel!! Thanks for sharing all these favorites of my generation with us. Ill speak for myself but now more than ever were bringing up our record albums dusting them off and grooving with you. Thanks for being so diverse. May i recommend...Emerson Lake and Palmer...From the Beginning. Lucky Man. Still YouTurn Me On. Etc....Also youre missing out on Jethro Tull... Aqualung. Locamotive Breath. Teacher. Etc...Maria Muldar Midnight at the Oasis. Im a Woman. It Aint the Meat its the Motion. Check em out. Love ya.
I don’t usually comment on UA-cam videos. I thoroughly enjoy your channel and glad you see what RATM stand for and who they are and what they mean to the people. I’m always happy to see people discover one of the best bands to ever do it.
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Beautiful words at the end of the video, I feel u, man. Subscribed :)
Your Music is the same as mine Awesome! Rage is the underdog showing injustices and raising the awareness of your power to say Enough is Enough! Great vid! Love your Music 😎👍🇨🇦
good stuff, man. people who are raggin' on you, need to chill out. rage's music never really loses its relevance, and whenever things get chaotic, its always kind of comforting listening to them, because you know they get the shit that you may be dealing with, or have worries about. love your vibe, love your channel. keep in good health, man.
After the attacks on 9/11 happened, a bulletin was sent to radio stations, asking them not to play a list of songs, out of respect for the victims and survivors of the attack. A lot of bands and artists were on there for one song that might be misinterpreted. On that list of SONGS, was this: "ANYTHING by Rage Against the Machine". They were the only band on that list that had their ENTIRE CATALOGUE banned.
Love your reactions! Been watching them a lot lately... I’ve always wanted to see a good reaction to J-Jon’s “Statistics”. It’s such a crazy song that I’m sure tons of people can relate too, cheers!
Tom Morello introduced Adam Jones to Maynard. Tom and Adam knew each other before they moved to LA. I like how, especially on CD, all the musicians in Rage alter their sound to sound like the then barely known Tool for Maynard's section.
Cool video. Im 45yo and cant explain how amped I am about the lyrics to my 10 & 8 yo sons. I have the same fire inside as I did back then when I seen them live. It wasnt just a concert it was a movement.
Brotha, this band is one of the most iconic in style and lyrics. Way before their time! And now soo damn relevant to our times now. If you haven’t seen them live at Woodstock you need to. ✌️
I've definately not been in the thick of things... I grew up in a prairie province up in Canada listening to top 40 stuff in the 80s. Nine Inch Nails and Rage Against The Machine were the catalyst to my musical shift in my early 20s. I swear, I wore out my first RATM cd.... damn those good times.
I'm 52 years old and have been fortunate to not experience hardship and I love this band and what they say..... I can't wait to introduce my kids to them....
I saw TOOL earlier this year they put on a great show TOOL have become one of my favorite bands in recent years I got heavily into them back in 2019 My favorite Tool album changes all the time I’ve also been listening to a lot of RATM they are my uncle Matt’s favorite band of all time He got me into RATM
Best part about this is Maynard in the back...... Waiting like a stalking butler
Haha awesome man!
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Haha nice
Who is Maynard?
I went to lollapalooza during it’s early years. The headliners were primus and Alice In Chains. The opening band was rage against the machine and on the second stage was tool. That concert changed me forever. The music was incredible and epic.
That was 93 right. I was there in st Louis!!! Hell of a line up
DAMN that was a GREAT one to go to. I went to Lollalpalooza I think in 1994 in Houston,Tx. I seen George Clinton & the P-Funk All-stars, Beastie Boys, and Smashing Pumpkins. Not to bad but would be lieing if I didn't say I would have rather had your lineup.
tim G that sure sounds like a awesome lineup. I went to a Lallapalooza in the early nineties. Lineup was Janes Addiction,Soundgarden,Ice Cube,Pearl Jam and Red Hot Chili Peppers. Best concert of my life❤️
@@tiffanylowe6389 I bet! Also a great lineup!
Randy Cooper I went to that show also.
These guys go way back with Maynard and Tool. Maynard actually taught Morello how to play guitar in drop D tuning, and Morello and Adam Jones were playing together in high school.
Drop D tuning is one of the best things to ever happen in music
Jhonny Cage X Rage I can’t disagree with that statement ! I remember Morello telling that story on his radio show, and he said when Maynard showed him drop D, that unlocked everything for him when it came to writing riffs. Obviously Adam Jones uses it constantly as well, and it’s a thing of beauty.
Woah, I knew about Jones and morello knowing eachother and going to school together but I dint know MJK had a hand in showing home drop d that’s awesome
yes, i think name of the band was Electric Sheep
Morellos' mum was Adam Jones' primary school teacher.
Any 20 something year olds who think of their parents as old farts need to recognize that a bunch of us could have been in that crowd.😂😂
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My daughters realize I listen to RATM while mowing the lawn.
Haha yeah, my buddy went on tour with zach d. He said Zach was full on all the time.
@@JohnJenness Only if you leave a rasie fist pattern in the grass!
I was in that crowd. It was Glastonbury in the 90s. Blew me away and last year I see Tom Morrello Support muse at the Olympic stadium in London. Tom got on stage with muse and Bomb track. A RATM track
Pretty sure Maynard was actually the one that did that same part in the studio version, pretty cool they got to do this with him live!
Darth Creepio yes he did and Danny Carey on that same part.
And Zach did the Henry Rollins spoken word part in Tools song Bottom when they played it live.
@@eclipsewrecker oh wow thats awesome never knew Danny Carey was involved too!
Darth Creepio he had credits on the album. Henry Rollins does the spoken word piece on one of tool’s tracks from back in the day as well. That tour had rage, tool, Alice In Chains, and Primus sharing a stage.
Darth Creepio checkout at min 2:50, Danny runs on stage to help on drums.
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@@bulkheadsoundchamber2293 lol then i have no idea how i missed that part cause I only know Maynard was on it from the liner notes. Must've slipped my mind. Still a cool bit to know!
And that lineup must've been so awesome, all them right in the middle of their heyday. I think I've read on that tour Les would go out on stage in a rooster costume during alice and chains set
MJK even sings the "I got no patience now" verse on the album version!
That song still gives me chills and it’s been close to thirty years since I first heard them. Their message never gets old.
Man, thank you for playing this. You can't imagine the smile this put on my face...
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@@jamelakajamal brother this is also amazing because maynard was not very well known.. He was but only in small circles i think thats from 94 or 95. Which he was around with 2 bands prior to tool. Children of the anarchistic dynasty/ green jelly
"My life. My rules."
Very well put my friend.
"What, the land of the free?!
Whoeva toldya that is yo enemy!"
This band is in my top five GOAT.
6:38 Brother from another Mother, We that have felt and endured the oppression of this enduring persecution have never had an outlet that is positive
other than music. Standing up doesn't work. Kneeling doesn't work.
I'm a 55 year old punk rocker who knows all of our connective wonderfulness. My only enemy is Oppression! Fascists want Chaos. We need UNITY!
Artists that touch our souls know no genre......to reject a band because of their musical category, is to deny ourselves of the opportunity to experience music to the fullest artistic & emotionally level. 💕 Love that you explore all genres.
Your comments at the end show an enlightenment of the distain the majority has over unpopular music . The views and what it represents . Growing up , having long hair and not conforming to the norm was a struggle and this along with other bands kept many moving forward. Thank you for sharing to others
One memory that never fades for me, as best I can remember it. I was in highschool, 1998 or 99, waiting for French class to start. I can't remember what started the conversation... I was a typical goth kid sitting next to one of the preppy/jock type dudes that I usually disdained. Anyway, me and dude steike up a short convo about RATM, and he elaborates on the reasons he LOVES them. Especially Tom Morello and his ultra unique approach to guitar tech. Simple, old-school, almost primitive machines. Techniques that require physical skill, not just fancy modern gear that does half the work for you. I was slightly taken aback by this preppy dudes knowledge and insight for a band I would never have guessed he would be into. Just goes to show that it takes all kinds to make this world.
Seeing rage live is nuts!!!! Best concert I ever been to!!!
I am 50. I was in those crowds in Austin and Houston way back. And yeah man their live energy is another level! I also very many years later very much support their message...maybe even now more than back then. Especially with the latest TX law passing regarding Women and their freedom.
It was so typical but so funny/glaring in difference with Maynard's stage feel vs. RATM's... all that intensity going outward from RATM while at the same time Maynard is standing back there with all the intensity going inward seeming. Great performance.
I'm 63, a classic rock guy but I absolutely fell in love with this band and from hearing them on your channel no less.
I like how he changes the lyrics sometimes to match his surroundings/current events. Like here, he changed to match the year.
Love the channel Jamel. Have you heard Prophets of Rage yet? Chuck D and B Real with members of Rage.
Not Yet👍🏾
@@jamelakajamal Jamal After Audioslave disbanded the 3 Rage members joined up with CHUCK D & DJ LORD of Public Enemy and B-REAL from Cypress Hill to form this Supergroup. You need to check them out. They released two albums before the disbanded. ✌
@@PowderedToastMan420 Did the second album ever come out? They were teasing a new single when they announced the Rage reunion tour.
Badass band
Chuck D and Zak what a combo. They can spit truth to power. I am glad Public Enemy dumped that clown Flava.
Glad I Grew up in the 60's -80's BEST MUSIC EVER !
Dude, your videos are providing many of us much needed joy during this time of uncertainty. Thank you
REACT TO "THE DAY I TRIED TO LIVE - SOUNDGARDEN" PLEASE
'Never Far Away', live. The one where Chris takes the phone off that woman.......
Slaves and bulldozers
Love that song. "Superunknown" is one of my favs..
Yeah, and more about A.I.C🌟🔝 ,
MAD SEASON🙏🌟🙏🔝
AND OLD PUNK OLD SCHOOL Too🙏🔝💥👊✊💥
Yeah, but the Between the Buried and Me version
You like who you like, stay true to yourself
Rage Against the Machine - Township Rebellion
Incredibly high energy performance you will not be disappointed.
Perry Farrell of Jane's Addiction was originally supposed to sing at the break. The guys from Rage were waiting for him in the studio but he never showed up. I think it was Tom Morello who decided to get a cup of coffee while they were waiting and he ran into Maynard in the line at Starbucks. The rest is history...
I saw this performed live at Lollapalooza in ‘93
Makes me so happy to see you react as now an avid and experienced rage fan, just like the rest of us.
@Jamal the reason you stated why you love Rage is the same reason I love them. Growing up in the Ghetto and seeing shit around me and my community I instantly had a connection with this band when I actually listened to them. I didn’t even like Rock when I heard them but they switched my whole musical taste and opened up a whole new world.
Great review! I also appreciate you for this. Thanks bro!
Man, I was angry then. Seeing the world now would've made my head explode, like in Scanners.
More RUSH and Primus please. Thank you.
I saw Rage Against the Machine in 1993 for Lollapalooza at Waterloo Village in Stanhope NJ. We grew up 10 minutes from there, snuck in wading across the creek and jumping the fence behind the main stage
One day as as lion EP is worth the listen if you need more also.
I know I keep telling him this lol
Wild international is unreal !
LOVE your reactions and just your personality. You’re a cool, but deep, heartfelt person. I kind of agree about those who don’t like Rage. However, there are also people who do NOT agree with Rage’s politics AT ALL and who definitely have not experienced much oppression in their lives but claim they love to listen to Rage, like Paul Ryan 😡 SMH. I believe when Rage heard Ryan says he listens to them, they had some choice comments on the subject. LOL. You should look it up. Keep up the Rage reactions!!!
Thanks Sista🙌🏾
thank you for this channel! I love your reactions and how you appreciate all types of music! Keep on keeping on
Just discovered you tonight in the segment where you listened to Van Halen for the first time. Your reaction to Eddie’s guitar solo was priceless. Your obvious joy and awe as you watched it made me an instant fan of yours. Keep doing what you do and I’ll always be a fan of yours.
This is one of the best songs ever, btw
Im in that crowd!!
This footage is from the UK's ch4 live broadcast from Glastonbury festival, I've got a very worn out VHS tape of this somewhere that my dad recorded. They were introduced by Mark (Radcliffe) and Lard (Mark Riley) as ' Rage Against The Latrine'... 😅😅😅
I think he rocks back and forth on stage like that as a way of mimicking a puppet on strings which is a powerful metaphor for being a performer in front of a crowd.
its all about diversity brother Jamal. You have an appreciation for solid musical talent and that has opened the flood gates. Im not a fan of rage but i dont turn the channel when they come on the radio. you keep doing you with ears wide open
Thank you for this channel! I recently discovered it. Here in NYC, working at a hospital during these crazy times. So when I get some down time, I’ve been enjoying your honest reactions to a lot of the music I’ve loved for years.
So many people have a hard time expanding their musical palette, and I just don’t often get to share bands that I love like Rage Against the Machine (de la Rocha and Morello!!), Tool, Primus, etc., with lots of people. So again, thank you.
If I may make a suggestion; it doesn’t look like you’ve reacted to the RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS yet. One of my favorites. So many great songs! I feel that AROUND THE WORLD would be a great example of their stuff. There’s an official video on UA-cam. It shows their funk influences, Flea’s bass skills (second overall behind Les Claypool), and their great backing vocal harmonizations.
RHCP!!!
RHCP!!!
RHCP!!!
Love your content bro. The look of expectation on your face waiting for Maynard was so joyous :)
Love seeing you loving this shit!!! I've been a Rage fan since the beginning. Been to a dozen shows and there's nothing like it. Hope after all this coronavirus shit is over, you can get yourself to a reunion show and rock the eff out man!!! Love your channel. Colin Hanks brought me here!!
1991 went to see House of Pain in Atlanta. I had never heard of the opening band. Rage came on stage and tore the masquerade down. I really thought the place was going to collapse. The floor was moving under our feet. Don't forget Roy Buchanan. One of the best guitar players ever. Austin city limits.
Jamel how homogenized this world would be if our tastes in music were all the same. Like what you want man. It's what makes you you.
Oh, I’ve been waiting for you to do this one! Excellent song! I love how Maynard stands in the back like a proud dad 😁 you can see him standing there with his mullet.
'Do ya see that crowd" Yep, no telephones! Gotta love the nineties! (and before)
I’ve watched all these ratm videos at least 10 times while Woking out , your reactions to them just don’t get old bro , thank you 🙏
I was actually at this concert. Glastonbury 92 or 93. I can't remember which one exactly. Got tickets to see Rage this year in Berlin in September. That's of it don't get called off because of coronavirus. Great react btw.
I'm about as a free market supporter as they come, and I love this band. Reminds me of my teens.
You are one of the people that has been on my mind alot during this virus situation. I hope you are keeping safe and happy during this. These vids help alot during times like these. Thanks for making such awesome content.
This 💩 is as lit as it was in 92💯 RATM🤘 I'm bout it bout it all damn day long!!! Much ❤️ from Bama🙋♀️💕
I really hope RATM reaction vids like yours (and others, but yours are the best!) will turn some young artists on to Rage, and hopefully inspire some lyric writing about more intense subjects like this.
Appreciate your overall vibe, man!
I saw them perform this with Maynard at the first Coachella...it was sick. Seriously...just amazing. Took came into afterwards. Nothing like it.
I've been watching lots of your reactions and love them. Let me just say i have alot of respect for you and people like you give me hope, you make the world a better place. Zac, Maynard and many others are beacons of light in these dark times. Once you go down that red pill path you cannot unsee what you've seen. I feel we are a brotherhood, we are connected, we see clearly. It goes way beyond color, creed etc. Its our duty to fight the good fight before its too late. Together, we can do this. 46 & 2 just ahead of me. Take care brother 💪👊🤝
Always great reactions! Thanks Jamel!
I like the way you summed up your feelings about RATM at the end of the video. They are simultaneously loved and hated, mostly due the strong political, but mostly, social message they convey. When I first heard them back in '92, that first record,...I listened to it soooo much. I just loved the energy, the riffs, groove and funk it brought. They melded rock and hip hop so well. The lyrical message, at the time, I didn't put a lot of thought into it to be honest. But as I got older I understood where it was coming from. You don't always have to agree with the message but you can still love the music.
Hey there Jamel!! Thanks for sharing all these favorites of my generation with us. Ill speak for myself but now more than ever were bringing up our record albums dusting them off and grooving with you. Thanks for being so diverse. May i recommend...Emerson Lake and Palmer...From the Beginning. Lucky Man. Still YouTurn Me On. Etc....Also youre missing out on Jethro Tull... Aqualung. Locamotive Breath. Teacher. Etc...Maria Muldar Midnight at the Oasis. Im a Woman. It Aint the Meat its the Motion. Check em out. Love ya.
hahaha even jamel was headbanging along!! love it
Oh yeah! I have been waiting for some more Rage!
Been lovin Rage AND Tool since early 90's❣❣
Dude I’d love to see you @ a Rage show. I saw them once and it was one of the best times of my life.
You HAVE TO once. It’s a must.
I don’t usually comment on UA-cam videos. I thoroughly enjoy your channel and glad you see what RATM stand for and who they are and what they mean to the people. I’m always happy to see people discover one of the best bands to ever do it.
Beautiful words at the end of the video, I feel u, man. Subscribed :)
Be you.......life is so much fuller with an open mind! Enjoy having you as my current day MTV style VJ (video disc jockey). 👌
Man I was supposed to see them tonight in Arizona
socalguy06 I hope you got your money back
chris ventresca we’re holding tickets for now to see when the postponed shows will happen...if they do. We had a group of 15 going
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So sorry. I hope you get to see them when all this mess is over
Same here, been sad all day!
Only music reaction videos that I will watch and enjoy! Keep up the good work!
Your Music is the same as mine Awesome! Rage is the underdog showing injustices and raising the awareness of your power to say Enough is Enough! Great vid! Love your Music 😎👍🇨🇦
I was in this crowd one of the best times of my life
As a guitar player, I know I'll never be as good as tom, but being able to be alive during his time makes me happy. The man is a living guitar pedal
good stuff, man. people who are raggin' on you, need to chill out. rage's music never really loses its relevance, and whenever things get chaotic, its always kind of comforting listening to them, because you know they get the shit that you may be dealing with, or have worries about. love your vibe, love your channel. keep in good health, man.
After the attacks on 9/11 happened, a bulletin was sent to radio stations, asking them not to play a list of songs, out of respect for the victims and survivors of the attack. A lot of bands and artists were on there for one song that might be misinterpreted. On that list of SONGS, was this: "ANYTHING by Rage Against the Machine". They were the only band on that list that had their ENTIRE CATALOGUE banned.
Love your reactions! Been watching them a lot lately... I’ve always wanted to see a good reaction to J-Jon’s “Statistics”. It’s such a crazy song that I’m sure tons of people can relate too, cheers!
definitely one of the best debut albums ever! ahh..those early nineties..great great music was being made back then!
Thanks for being one chill. Cool-Ass Dude. Keep on keeping on brotha!
Tom Morello introduced Adam Jones to Maynard. Tom and Adam knew each other before they moved to LA. I like how, especially on CD, all the musicians in Rage alter their sound to sound like the then barely known Tool for Maynard's section.
Cool video. Im 45yo and cant explain how amped I am about the lyrics to my 10 & 8 yo sons. I have the same fire inside as I did back then when I seen them live. It wasnt just a concert it was a movement.
Amen brother. Preach... My life, my rules!!!
RATM "Ashes in the Fall"
You will like it lol, timely message even though it's Spring.
Also, War within a breath...
Brotha, this band is one of the most iconic in style and lyrics. Way before their time! And now soo damn relevant to our times now. If you haven’t seen them live at Woodstock you need to. ✌️
You’ve got a fantastic soul...love it! Keep cool bro👍🏻
Muy buen video Jamel!! Saludos de Argentina!! ✊
"My life, my rules." Love it, man. Keep on keepin' on.
Both bands sing about the same kinda things just in different ways
I've definately not been in the thick of things... I grew up in a prairie province up in Canada listening to top 40 stuff in the 80s. Nine Inch Nails and Rage Against The Machine were the catalyst to my musical shift in my early 20s. I swear, I wore out my first RATM cd.... damn those good times.
I'm 52 years old and have been fortunate to not experience hardship and I love this band and what they say..... I can't wait to introduce my kids to them....
Iron Butterfly In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida
In the garden of eden
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You do know that Tom Morello and Adam Jones of Tool were in a high school garage band together? Libertyville, IL.
I like them too. Most definitely!
Bring justice Lord Jesus; comfort the oppressed.
Yooo I just watched all your rage and tool videos today wthhhh
every new Rage reaction is a joy
I saw TOOL earlier this year they put on a great show
TOOL have become one of my favorite bands in recent years I got heavily into them back in 2019
My favorite Tool album changes all the time
I’ve also been listening to a lot of RATM they are my uncle Matt’s favorite band of all time
He got me into RATM
How could anyone not love RAGE?!
Recent subscriber to your channel. Loving what I see.
Saw Tool and Rage both at Lollapalooza back in ‘93. Tool was just a side stage band.
Such joy this video gave me in such a time of sadness
Rage against the machine nerds to be in the rock and roll hall of fame. They deserve it.