Rage Against The Machine "Evil Empire"Rage Against The Machine is a popular rap metal band from the 1990s. Evil Empire is considered a different offering compared to the rest. Based on the effects, the album is amazing, most of the songs are excellent. What sets this album apart from all the others is that it is the second released by the group. But it continues to keep pace with the political movement of the time. He sings about the Mexican movement in America and how the American government keeps the poor at bay. The first album "RageAgainst The Machine" self-titled, the lyrics are so politically charged that many people said a follow-up wouldn't be so great. I think what made Rage Against The Machine so widely accepted by the masses is that the form of music they were releasing at the time was a first. And in doing so I convinced many young Americans to look at the world around them with a new eye on the life of their government, at least that's how it was for me. Growing up in SOCALa lot of hits of their lyrics. It changed my friend's mind and perspective on things at the time. From Mexican farmers, to the way we as a country look at the way we treat the poor. The opener "People Of The Sun", is the perfect opener and is a beautiful example of creative guitar work where in this song they take the time to pluck the strings Instead of playing the same lines as the guitarist, think that the His vocals are aggressive, his rapping style is intelligent and his rhythmic technique is unique in the first verse, which is a very political tirade about the Mexican people's revolution against the government. Tom creates some sound effects, letting Zach go wild filling this song to the brim with angry rapping. This is more of a rap song than metal. never forget the whip broke your back/broken spine for tobacco, oh, I'm the Marlboro man. Bulls on Parade is one of Rage's most recognizable songs, it's fantastic. ner nah ner guitar noise sound, that