RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE

Setlist

• 1. Take The Power Back
  In-Song Dialogue: What's going on ya'll? Check this out
Apparently, on the 15th of May, the British National Party and their newly found friends tried to have a picnic out here. They uh, from what I hear the shit went correctly and people spoke up and fucking crushed it, squashed it, kaput. When on the 29th in Durham there is going to be another anti-fascist gathering and I hope to see everyone out there and supporting it. This song is going out to all involved that support the BNP and all those young neo-facist punks, that step up with white supremacist shit. This song is called Bombtrack and all those mother fuckers [??]
• 2. Bombtrack
• 3. Fistful Of Steel
• 4. People Of The Sun
  Early Version
• 5. Wake Up
  In-Song Dialogue: [??] will collaspe upon itself. It stems from [??] and capital desires. It shall create within itself oppression to put forth the movement. It is self defeating. It is self destructive. [??] conflict.
• 6. Know Your Enemy
  (with Maynard James Keenan)
  In-Song Dialogue: Ahhh yeah it's going down ya'll. It's going on. [??] effect. I hope we entertain ya
• 7. Darkness Of Greed
Before we left for Europe there was a gathering of students on one of the major universities in LA, UCLA, for over 25 years denied an ethnic studies for Chicanos on campus in a state, which in 1995 the majority of the population will be Chicano. And it is now at 40%. A very large minority to not have an ethnic studies department at this University. Out in front of the faculty center late one evening about four hundred students gathered out in front to protest. They began raising their voices in protest that the complete denial and un-recognition of their culture for after 500 of ethnocide and genocide and murder and the rape of their people that the truth be told! The truth be finally told and that this department put Chicanos with the right perpsectives of history be put in positions there. Well as the crowd became more vocal they begin to see police forces standing around outside. They began to see police heliocopters flying overhead. Because any time you see people standing and raising their voices and their true in a very repressive country like America or out here internationally you will find that they would rather jail you, they would rather force you, they would rather intimidate you, than work alongside you and bring about the change necessary to [??] in this fucking place. This song is about the frustration and action that we find us willing and our only fucking available answer to this kind of oppression is to fight back and this song is called Killing in the Name. The time is near
• 8. Killing In The Name
• Encore Break
• 9. Bullet In The Head
• 10. Freedom