RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE

Setlist

• 1. Killing In The Name
Much respect, to the [?? Taka ??] people and blessing this whole concert. This is their last show so respect it. It's important we understand the struggles of indigenous cultures here. They existed in peace and harmony with this earth for thousands and thousands of year before any European invader came here. And the struggle to understand the truths about the Americas lives on throughout here, and throughout our European univerifies, to the places in the streets. This next song is dedicated to all those that struggle on the campuses of UCLA and the student rebellions that stood up in the face of eurocentricity and refused to bow down. This song is dedicated to those in an organization called [?? Mitza ??] conscious students of color, all students who refuse to bow down. This song is called the People of the Sun.
• 2. People Of The Sun
  Preceded by speech, early version
• 3. Bombtrack
  with Without a Face interlude
This next song is called Wake Up.
• 4. Wake Up
  In-Song Dialogue: The system will fall. It is inevitable.
• 5. Hadda Be Playing On The Jukebox
  (Allen Ginsberg cover)
Real quick, if I may. I want to ask why an organization that is established as Lollapalooza is, why they have to bow down to promoters and land proprieters and charge this whole merchandise and all that shit in the village at an inflated price? I think it's a fucking joke. For a concert that's supposed to be about critical thinking and questioning I think they're promoting more shit like blind consumerism and fucked up shit like that. So we're protesting that, we refuse to sell our t-shirts at an event like this because I think it's fucked up. This next song is called Know Your Enemy.
• 6. Know Your Enemy
  (with Maynard James Keenan)
This next song goes out to apathy, those who fucking fall on apathy, those who suffer from complacence and inability to find our new sources of information and began to question authority that blinds us with consumerism. And makes it impossible for us to see the very wars that go on in the communities of our country. This song is called Take the Bullet from your head. Yeah, yeah, yeah, check it out.
• 7. Bullet In The Head