Rage Against The Machine – Testify (album: The Battle of Los Angeles)

admin — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 20:35:36 +0000

‘Testify’ is the third single off influential funk metal band Rage Against the Machine’s third studio album called ‘The Battle of Los Angeles’. The song has a number of political and social references, including the 1968 Black Power Salute at the Summer Olympics as well as references from George Orwell’s novel 1984 in its lyrics. It is noted for its unorthodox guitar-playing, as is usually the case with most RATM songs. The music video, directed by acclaimed director Michael Moore, offered a satirical take on the lack of choice in the US electorate. It spoofs Bush and Al Gore, the-then presidential candidates as one alien mutant, with similar views and ideas.

Rage Against The Machine – Testify (album: The Battle of Los Angeles) Music Video (CLICK PLAY BELOW TO LISTEN):

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Rage Against The Machine - Testify Music Video

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Kid Rock – Bawitdaba (album: Devil Without A Cause)

admin — Fri, 07 Aug 2009 18:26:26 +0000

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Bawitdaba is a Grammy-nominated hard rock song by Kid Rock and his band, Twisted Brown Tucker. Released in 1999 off Kid Rock’s fourth and breakthrough album, Devil Without a Cause, the song became one of the most popular tracks from the artist. It was both critically and commercially successful, peaking well on the Billboard rock charts as well as bagging a place in VH1’s list of best hard rock songs of all time! The chorus of the song samples an unaccredited ‘Rapper’s Delight’ by Sugar Hill Gang, as well as bearing a strong resemblance to Sprinkle Genies’ “Burn”.

Kid Rock – Bawitdaba (album: Devil Without A Cause) Music Video (CLICK PLAY BELOW TO LISTEN):

Kid Rock - Bawitdaba (Enhanced Video)