RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE

Setlist

What's up? We're Rage Against the Machine from Los Angeles California
• 1. Bombtrack
This next song is called Wake Up
• 2. Wake Up
  In-Song Dialogue: [?? - recording is too poor to make out Zack] It is inevitable. It is inevitable!
The People of the Sun! Pick it up! Pick it up, c'mon
• 3. People Of The Sun
  Early Version
• 4. Fistful Of Steel
  In-Song Dialogue: [??] brothers and sisters [??] check this out!
• 5. Take The Power Back
Thanks a lot
• 6. Hadda Be Playing On The Jukebox
  (Allen Ginsberg cover)
  In-Song Dialogue: Over by the concessions where they're selling the t-shirts, we've also set up a booth full of information that I think all of you should check out. Your involvement is very pertinent as individuals. Right now in the US, there is a bunch of stores and record chain stores throughout the country who refuse to sell stickered records to minors. We have this information on how you can act in solidarity and also, when this shit comes to Canada you will also be affected by it so I hope you check that out. There's also some information about a man who in 1977 was convicted for the murder of two FBI agents on the Pine Ridge Reservation. And that man was named Leonard Peltier. And he was just denied, in the court of law, and even the prosecution admitted, that they didn't have enough evidence to prove that he actually murdered these agents. And for the third time the court ignored the contradictions of the prosecution and they ignored the facts. Continue to sentence people who speak out and speak their minds against the genocide of the native people of America, and Canada, and all over the world. So this poem is called Hadda Be Playing On A Jukebox and it's by a man named Allen Ginsberg. And at this time I'd like to ask you to please check out that information. Because as much as I'd like to sit up here and sing, here to entertain you, I'm not. As a matter of fact I think music and entertainment are two things that are not congruent with each other. I think music has purpose. And I think it always has had purpose. And I think that all of us as artists and people that enjoy music should make sure that it's purpose is fulfilled. So check this out.
• 7. Know Your Enemy
• 8. Killing In The Name
• 9. Bullet In The Head
• 10. Freedom