rAGE aGAINST tHE mACHINE
- kthulhu
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I'll think about the sell-out money and publicity they got from doing that song, thanks. Perhaps, had it been a different movie, I'd cut them more slack, but God fucking Zilla? C'mon, from an alternative audio hard rock pseudo rebellious group, I'd expect more artistic integrity than that.
I'm out...
- ithaqua
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- Moonlight Shadow
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They had a song (can't remember the title right now) that described
almost everything that happened between America and Iraq but the song was written way before anything happened... They're lyrics are very much interesting and fascinating
Asuka 8)
almost everything that happened between America and Iraq but the song was written way before anything happened... They're lyrics are very much interesting and fascinating
Asuka 8)
Lets go...Together
" We are all born for love, It is the principle of existance, and its only end. "
" We are all born for love, It is the principle of existance, and its only end. "
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- kthulhu
- Joined: Thu May 30, 2002 6:01 pm
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Yeah, but KMFDM is different. KMFDM doesn't market itself as "hardcore" and "against the system" - at least, in a serious manner like Rage Against The Machine apparently did.ithaqua wrote:To be fair, KMFDM was on Mortal Kombat, Bad Boys, and (I don't know this last one for sure ) an episode of Beverly Hills 90210.
Hey, you gotta eat sooner or later.
I suppose my major beef with Rage is that they didn't choose a better movie.
I'm out...
- ithaqua
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