I was in my 20s back in the 1990s, and loved RATM. Given everything that has happened between then and now, it seems we didn't rage hard enough, or it was naive to think we could change anything. By most measures I think we are worse off now than we were back then.
I'm about the same age. "...it was naive to think we could change anything" Any discussion of RATM is going to involve the word "naive". When I was 20 years old, I bought into the WHOLE thing. RATM, Jello Biafra & Dead Kennedys, Bad Religion...I read Mother Jones, listened to NPR & thought conservatives & Republicans were some combination of evil & stupid. 20-Year-Old-Me didn't know shit. The "message" that RATM peddles is profoundly naive. The entire ideology is naive AT BEST, but usually it's ignorant, childish, selfish, whiny nonsense based on resentment, revenge, and a corrupt desire for bullying-power. "Che Guevara T-Shirt"-style activism is one of the stupidest things a person could buy into. It's fucking retarded.
Well, they didn't just do one album as teens. They put out four studio albums between 1992-2000. Ad hearing that you should "just go along with the machine" is such a bummer statement. The idea of not even trying to make thing better, uff.
the band members formed a new band, Audio Slave, without Zach, but with the addition of Chris Cornell on vocals. Yet another music rabbit hole for you to explore
The biggest of their rage inside the machine is for a movie Godzilla in a song "No Shelter", where they stated "Godzilla, pure mo-fo filla, gets your eyes off the real killa". It's real good to be educated/reminded about the machine by their songs, and they had a lot of gems.
They were recently inducted to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame!! Only one member showed up, the others feeling it would make them "part of the machine". The one who did, though. wanted to be there to represent their fans and ideals and give inspiration!
They did get back together a couple years ago. We live in Florida and my son went to Chicago to see them. I’m 69 years old and I love Rage Against the Machine! I especially like Tom Morello and what he stands for. He’s also an excellent guitar player. His mother was an activist especially with the teachers unions and he learned about politics and is also an activist. I love that someone in music is standing up against tyranny.
The Christmas thing that you discussed is kind of funny. They did a live performance where they were asked to refrain from the use of profanity in Killing in the Name. They didn't swear at the beginning then dropped the F bombs when the beat dropped. Which I mean the lyrics are literally 'F*** you, I won't do what you tell me.' So I am not sure what they expected.
What are you talking about? They were in their 20s when they formed RATM. And the "fear" that were police officers in the klan? They are! Cops getting outed for being in the klan or some other white supremacist/ facist group isn't a rare occurrence. Rich white girl from another country, i get that police brutality against minorities in the US isn't something that is on your radar. I'd be surprised if it was. That line, "now you do what they told you," is a reference to a saying minorities in the US all understand. When it comes to dealing with the police, your options are "comply or die." It doesn't matter if your civil rights are being stomped on, or if you're innocent, or if you're unarmed; if you don't comply then you can wind up being beaten or shot to death. That's not hyperbole, that's a daily occurrence that happens all the time here.
Rage Against The Machine are legends. Rage itself doesn't have any tragedy, but basically the ENTIRE band, aside from the frontman, went on to become Audioslave, with Chris Cornell of Soundgarden as the frontman. Chris Cornell was a legend himself, but HE committed suicide 2017. Tom Morello is a guitar god. Which I think you picked up on. He's capable of making guitars make sounds that guitars just don't normally make. Rage doesn't care about the "machine" of the music industry. The Machine in question that they're raging against is the government, the military-industrial complex, capitalism, police corruption, racism, abuse of Native Americans, etc. They've stormed and shut down the New York Stock Exchange. This song is about police forces and military forces secretly being the same racists burning crosses (to terrorize black people) as the KKK. 'Renegades Of Funk' (their best song) is about celebrating civil rights leaders and revolutionaries, and urging everyday people to become revolutionaries. "Bulls On Parade" criticizes the waste of money on the military, instead of actually helping the hungry, the homeless, people who don't even have shoes....instead of supporting libraries and education. And how they try and get away with suppressing books not by burning them (because that would be too obvious), but instead by just banning them. etc etc etc They're one of the most highly respected bands EVER. Like everyone else is putting on a show, or feeding their egos, or trying to make money, but Rage is there to FIGHT. They mean business. They're dead serious. They're calling out the ills of the world and trying to lead people to fight alongside them to make a better world. And people know it. Like they might not be people's favorite band, but everyone respects their dedication, and intent, and how much they absolutely mean it. And they're good enough that pretty much everyone likes them, even if they're not everyone's favorite music. It's like Captain America. He might not be your favorite superhero, but EVERYONE respects the hell out of him. Even supervillains who hate him hold him in extremely high respect. 🤷♂
Renegades of Funk was a cover of a song by Afrika Bambaataa from 1983, I believe that whole album, Renegades, was all covers. Maybe their best cover, although my personal favorite is The Ghost of Tom Joad, a Springsteen cover.
haha, the "sounds that guitars don't normally make" is achieved by using a digitech whammy peddle dude amongst other effects. your telling me that compared to Gilmore, Vai, Malmsteen, Satch and like 20 others this sad little communist is in their league? nah, no way. Edward van Halen is a Guitar God as is Randy Rhoads etc... this guy is a second rate hack comparatively. he has written some catchy tunes admittedly his best work was with a real singer in Cornell but even the Sound garden lead guitarist is better... smh
Hi Diane! Happy Friday to you! Hope that you and Chewie are both doing well. Just wanted to say hi and thank you for all that you do for your channel. Have a great weekend my lovely friend and be well! 👋😎💚🇨🇮🍀 Chewie, 2024!
"Pop" doesn't come into my mind when I listen to this song. They are talking about things that a lot of popular artists wouldn't dare touch in their music for fear of losing listeners. They were very popular, yes, but maybe there are different definitions of the word "pop". The standout member to me is the guitarist Tom Morello. Very unique technique. He went on to join Chris Cornell to form the very successful "supergroup" Audioslave". That was until the untimely death of Cornell. So sad.
At 1:27 Chewie For President of the World. Yay More Snacks for All. I like the Graphics You made Diane for the video. You did a Great Job. The Merch Quality is Good and Graphic You designed for the Merch is Good too.
My favorite thing about that Christmas song thing is they had the band on to play this song live and asked them to censor it. This band. It was hilarious listening to the talking heads apologize for them.
My favorite story about them is when they played live in London on some morning show with this song, and the show told them to do it clean... Of course, they didn't do what they told them... ;-)
I have heard Rage Against the Machine and seen the music video. I enjoyed seeing Your Music Reactions to the Music Video. Thanks for sharing the Music Journey. Best way to start a weekend is jamming out to some music with You, Diane and some snacks. Movies are Awesome Too.
Raging Against the Machine was a lot easier 30 years ago. Now with the Internet and cellphones out here, 😱. So much harder. 😲 Gen- X all the way baby. 👍
Zack de la Rocha played with Los Tigres del Norte. They played Somos Mas Americanos. It was badass. Everyone should check it out. Especially Mexican Americans. They do a little homage to Killing in the Name at the beginning.
We NEED bands like Rage. If only for the comedy of conservative politicians talking about how much they loved them growing up and the members going, "Did you LISTEN to the lyrics? Seriously." In case you're wondering, my favorite song is "Take the Power Back" followed closely by the Matrix soundtrack songs, "Wake Up" and "Calm Like a Bomb", but for some reason I think you'd like "Renegades of Funk" the most. No idea why.
I love the reactions in your face!!! 😮 I could listen to ‘ma go on and on forever!😊😊 I am a die hard fan of talent in music…any genre…check!! this qualifies!! It’s just something that clicks and you know. Seems many feel the same way. 👍🏼 nice doggy
Come on Diane. You’re from the Land of Connolly and Larkin. How many times have you walked past the post office with bullet holes still in the wall. Surely there has got to be some rage against the oppressors there somewhere
i remember when this was first released... when it was played at the discos, oh the moshing was fantastic EVERY SINGLE TIME - and seeing them live is one of the highlights of my gig-going experience😎🤘 Respect & Peace ☘
Best part about this being Christmas number 1 in UK was BBC asking them not to say fuck in "fuck you I won't do what you tell me" when playing live on TV.
To go along with your "sometimes you just have to get on board the machine just to get by" comment you might want to listen to Pink Floyd's Welcome to the Machine.
@@briansmith48 It is American, capitalism and all. You work for one of the big companies or the government in some way to get by ie get a paycheck. The vast majority aren't entrepreneurs, so they work for the Machine.
@@michaelward5302 . Working some 9 to 5 job isn't the machine. Unless you work directly for the government the court system or some corporate conglomerate. That's " the machine".
@@briansmith48 Yes it is because you think the machine is run by the government. It isn't. There are much more powerful people/organizations than the government.
RATM is gearing up for a tour. Zack broke his foot, halting the tour they had planned. This is gonna sound condescending, but seeing you react to a band like Rage is adorable and hilarious. Kudos for doing it tho
I get where you're coming from with noticing the music itself follows fairly conventional rhythms and progressions, but not following those conventions usually just sounds like noise. Or jazz. But I repeat myself. The number of bands that can regularly upend those conventions and still make intelligible music can be counted on one hand. Only Tool and Jinjer leap to mind for active bands, though I'm sure there are a few others. RATM used typical musical arrangement and left the nonconformity to the lyrics and guitar solos.
It's easy to say don't rage against the machine, just get on it, but there are unfortunate people who are the fuel for the machine, not the passengers. Also their message is not one coming from the mouth of babes, all members are highly educated and extremely intelligent. After Zack De La Rocha left the band, the 3 remaining members teamed up with Chris Cornell to form the superband "Audioslave", if you haven't, check out some of their music as it is top tier.
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When Zach left, the rest of the members formed Audioslave. I don't think they had a schtick, I believe they have a sincere message they are trying to get across, all of their songs are political, and I don't think it was done as a means to sell records.
Tom Morello is related to an actual successful revolutionary - Jomo Kenyatta. first president of Kenya. when it won it's independence from the UK and changed from British East Africa to Kenya. And us here in Ireland needn't have bothered our arses rebelling against the Brits. it's all just a bit, well, too big.....
1:17 I’ve had similar reservations, but maybe I assumed which machine they were raging against, it could’ve been a claw machine or slot machine, both known to cause rage
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I just had a 💡 moment while watching the video: Chewie running for president is his way of raging against the machine.
Gotta fight the power of Diane limiting his snacks.
Chewie for President diane-jennings-shop.fourthwall.com
@@davidwillford3119chewie should be president 😊
@@DianeJennings
With the way things look now, he has the best chance of actually winning. Unfortunately, he wasn't born in the U.S..
@@DianeJennings have you ever heard of blues traveler they're a band from the mid 90s you should give them a listen
I was in my 20s back in the 1990s, and loved RATM. Given everything that has happened between then and now, it seems we didn't rage hard enough, or it was naive to think we could change anything. By most measures I think we are worse off now than we were back then.
I'm about the same age.
"...it was naive to think we could change anything"
Any discussion of RATM is going to involve the word "naive". When I was 20 years old, I bought into the WHOLE thing. RATM, Jello Biafra & Dead Kennedys, Bad Religion...I read Mother Jones, listened to NPR & thought conservatives & Republicans were some combination of evil & stupid.
20-Year-Old-Me didn't know shit. The "message" that RATM peddles is profoundly naive. The entire ideology is naive AT BEST, but usually it's ignorant, childish, selfish, whiny nonsense based on resentment, revenge, and a corrupt desire for bullying-power. "Che Guevara T-Shirt"-style activism is one of the stupidest things a person could buy into. It's fucking retarded.
This comment is apropos sine they turned into Rage For the Machine, complete shills for the ruling class.
Well, they didn't just do one album as teens. They put out four studio albums between 1992-2000. Ad hearing that you should "just go along with the machine" is such a bummer statement. The idea of not even trying to make thing better, uff.
The 90s were so good
the band members formed a new band, Audio Slave, without Zach, but with the addition of Chris Cornell on vocals. Yet another music rabbit hole for you to explore
The 'Prophets of Rage' vehicle, also.
The look on Diane's face when she hears the lyrics. HAHAHA Chewie says don't tell mom, and he needs more snacks.
Aww, our wedding song.
That's hilarious...the total shock on your face was hilarious.
What a timely video.
The biggest of their rage inside the machine is for a movie Godzilla in a song "No Shelter", where they stated "Godzilla, pure mo-fo filla, gets your eyes off the real killa". It's real good to be educated/reminded about the machine by their songs, and they had a lot of gems.
"Well, that's a bop!" 🤣
They were recently inducted to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame!! Only one member showed up, the others feeling it would make them "part of the machine". The one who did, though. wanted to be there to represent their fans and ideals and give inspiration!
All those strange alien noises are made by a guitar
and I believe a Digitech Whammy pedal
They did get back together a couple years ago. We live in Florida and my son went to Chicago to see them. I’m 69 years old and I love Rage Against the Machine! I especially like Tom Morello and what he stands for. He’s also an excellent guitar player. His mother was an activist especially with the teachers unions and he learned about politics and is also an activist. I love that someone in music is standing up against tyranny.
Tom is one of the greatest guitarists in history
RATM were crazy good. That energy was all through their shows i was in the pit for their early Lollapalooza in the 90's.
Probably the best Christmas No 1 there's ever been.
The Christmas thing that you discussed is kind of funny. They did a live performance where they were asked to refrain from the use of profanity in Killing in the Name. They didn't swear at the beginning then dropped the F bombs when the beat dropped. Which I mean the lyrics are literally 'F*** you, I won't do what you tell me.' So I am not sure what they expected.
What are you talking about? They were in their 20s when they formed RATM. And the "fear" that were police officers in the klan? They are! Cops getting outed for being in the klan or some other white supremacist/ facist group isn't a rare occurrence.
Rich white girl from another country, i get that police brutality against minorities in the US isn't something that is on your radar. I'd be surprised if it was. That line, "now you do what they told you," is a reference to a saying minorities in the US all understand. When it comes to dealing with the police, your options are "comply or die." It doesn't matter if your civil rights are being stomped on, or if you're innocent, or if you're unarmed; if you don't comply then you can wind up being beaten or shot to death. That's not hyperbole, that's a daily occurrence that happens all the time here.
The guitarist Tom Morello has a degree from Harvard
Bachelors in Political Science.
In political science right?
And he graduated with Honors.
@@jsamuelsen I believe so
Huh. A wealthy, radial activist that hates his own country, and went to Harvard. I can top that: water is wet.
Un morceau contre toutes oppressions,
Etre Souverain.
Respect 🌳
Rage Against The Machine are legends. Rage itself doesn't have any tragedy, but basically the ENTIRE band, aside from the frontman, went on to become Audioslave, with Chris Cornell of Soundgarden as the frontman. Chris Cornell was a legend himself, but HE committed suicide 2017.
Tom Morello is a guitar god. Which I think you picked up on. He's capable of making guitars make sounds that guitars just don't normally make.
Rage doesn't care about the "machine" of the music industry. The Machine in question that they're raging against is the government, the military-industrial complex, capitalism, police corruption, racism, abuse of Native Americans, etc.
They've stormed and shut down the New York Stock Exchange.
This song is about police forces and military forces secretly being the same racists burning crosses (to terrorize black people) as the KKK.
'Renegades Of Funk' (their best song) is about celebrating civil rights leaders and revolutionaries, and urging everyday people to become revolutionaries.
"Bulls On Parade" criticizes the waste of money on the military, instead of actually helping the hungry, the homeless, people who don't even have shoes....instead of supporting libraries and education. And how they try and get away with suppressing books not by burning them (because that would be too obvious), but instead by just banning them.
etc etc etc
They're one of the most highly respected bands EVER.
Like everyone else is putting on a show, or feeding their egos, or trying to make money, but Rage is there to FIGHT.
They mean business. They're dead serious. They're calling out the ills of the world and trying to lead people to fight alongside them to make a better world.
And people know it.
Like they might not be people's favorite band, but everyone respects their dedication, and intent, and how much they absolutely mean it.
And they're good enough that pretty much everyone likes them, even if they're not everyone's favorite music.
It's like Captain America.
He might not be your favorite superhero, but EVERYONE respects the hell out of him.
Even supervillains who hate him hold him in extremely high respect.
🤷♂
Renegades of Funk was a cover of a song by Afrika Bambaataa from 1983, I believe that whole album, Renegades, was all covers. Maybe their best cover, although my personal favorite is The Ghost of Tom Joad, a Springsteen cover.
This
@@Wungolioth Maggie's Farm is fire too.
Ideologically they are idiots
haha, the "sounds that guitars don't normally make" is achieved by using a digitech whammy peddle dude amongst other effects. your telling me that compared to Gilmore, Vai, Malmsteen, Satch and like 20 others this sad little communist is in their league? nah, no way. Edward van Halen is a Guitar God as is Randy Rhoads etc... this guy is a second rate hack comparatively. he has written some catchy tunes admittedly his best work was with a real singer in Cornell but even the Sound garden lead guitarist is better... smh
Ah Yea. Another Awesome band. Im enjoying these reacts for the bands that I listen too. Your react videos are the BEST!!!!
Happy Friday!! I really love this video.Happy weekend.
⏯️Anything and nothing can change the world.🧡
Fantastic song🤘
Hi Diane! Happy Friday to you! Hope that you and Chewie are both doing well. Just wanted to say hi and thank you for all that you do for your channel. Have a great weekend my lovely friend and be well! 👋😎💚🇨🇮🍀 Chewie, 2024!
Speaking of Machines the Band Bush sings a song called Machine Head. It's about having a Engine and Riding a Motorcycle.
My 8 year old just learned parts of this on guitar. Yeah, he’s pretty much the coolest kid on the planet, no big deal.
Chewy’s got my vote!
Mighty mighty Bostones
Great music.
"Pop" doesn't come into my mind when I listen to this song. They are talking about things that a lot of popular artists wouldn't
dare touch in their music for fear of losing listeners. They were very popular, yes, but maybe there are different
definitions of the word "pop". The standout member to me is the guitarist Tom Morello. Very unique technique. He went on to
join Chris Cornell to form the very successful "supergroup" Audioslave". That was until the untimely death of Cornell. So sad.
At 1:27 Chewie For President of the World. Yay More Snacks for All. I like the Graphics You made Diane for the video. You did a Great Job. The Merch Quality is Good and Graphic You designed for the Merch is Good too.
There are no bad words!
Peace/JT
A brilliant Anti Establishment song..DO NOT COMPLY..Rebel Hearts..👍🤘
A popular hypothesis is that the machine they raged against was a printer.
Rock stars and Americans are not the only one's that Rage Against the Machine. Go mbeannaí Dia na Gaeil!
Chewie for President, and You 4 Me!!
My favorite thing about that Christmas song thing is they had the band on to play this song live and asked them to censor it. This band. It was hilarious listening to the talking heads apologize for them.
My favorite story about them is when they played live in London on some morning show with this song, and the show told them to do it clean...
Of course, they didn't do what they told them... ;-)
Try listening to their other song Bulls on Parade its another Rage Against the Machine song that plays a lot on the Radio.
Another great job, long time no see Diane, have a great weekend.
Diane raging against the machine.
Thanks for reacting to it Diane!
Giving a view and feeding the algorithm monster a snack.
Yum yum 🤤
I have heard Rage Against the Machine and seen the music video. I enjoyed seeing Your Music Reactions to the Music Video. Thanks for sharing the Music Journey. Best way to start a weekend is jamming out to some music with You, Diane and some snacks. Movies are Awesome Too.
Aww
@@DianeJennings 🥰
Raging Against the Machine was a lot easier 30 years ago.
Now with the Internet and cellphones out here, 😱. So much harder. 😲
Gen- X all the way baby. 👍
Watching and listening to RATM without hearing all the lyrics and knowing the meaning is like eating a steak without the meat
Zack de la Rocha played with Los Tigres del Norte. They played Somos Mas Americanos. It was badass. Everyone should check it out. Especially Mexican Americans. They do a little homage to Killing in the Name at the beginning.
They are competing in Eurovision 2025.
GWAR. Slaughterrama
Omg! 😂🤣 Her head would explode! 🤣😂🤣
(tense suspenseful music)
Love your videos
At 7:28 the sounds of the song definitely make the song a Bop.
We NEED bands like Rage. If only for the comedy of conservative politicians talking about how much they loved them growing up and the members going, "Did you LISTEN to the lyrics? Seriously." In case you're wondering, my favorite song is "Take the Power Back" followed closely by the Matrix soundtrack songs, "Wake Up" and "Calm Like a Bomb", but for some reason I think you'd like "Renegades of Funk" the most. No idea why.
Great choices. “Know Your Enemy” has always been my favourite RATM track, but love the whole of their debut from start to finish.
I love the reactions in your face!!! 😮
I could listen to ‘ma go on and on forever!😊😊
I am a die hard fan of talent in music…any genre…check!! this qualifies!! It’s just something that clicks and you know. Seems many feel the same way. 👍🏼 nice doggy
It’s been decades, and I still want to go into the streets and scream hearing this song. :-)
Come on Diane. You’re from the Land of Connolly and Larkin. How many times have you walked past the post office with bullet holes still in the wall. Surely there has got to be some rage against the oppressors there somewhere
Such a powerful band. I think they changed me with their music.
Enjoyed You reading Narrating and Sharing the Learning Journey Today.
i remember when this was first released... when it was played at the discos, oh the moshing was fantastic EVERY SINGLE TIME - and seeing them live is one of the highlights of my gig-going experience😎🤘
Respect & Peace ☘
Thanks for the video
Best part about this being Christmas number 1 in UK was BBC asking them not to say fuck in "fuck you I won't do what you tell me" when playing live on TV.
Aren't these guys from The Valley (Northridge)?
Hhahah we don't need comments you spoke this well. Love it
This was fun to hear
Happy Friday Diane and Chewie. Rage Against the Machine, I know very little about, it’s not my cup of tea, but I love my tea though lol.
To go along with your "sometimes you just have to get on board the machine just to get by" comment you might want to listen to Pink Floyd's Welcome to the Machine.
"Board the machine just to get by"... That doesn't sound very American to me. 🤨, 😆🇮🇪 /🇬🇧
😅😂 Ha! 🇺🇲
@@briansmith48
It is American, capitalism and all. You work for one of the big companies or the government in some way to get by ie get a paycheck. The vast majority aren't entrepreneurs, so they work for the Machine.
@@michaelward5302 . Working some 9 to 5 job isn't the machine. Unless you work directly for the government the court system or some corporate conglomerate.
That's " the machine".
@@briansmith48
Yes it is because you think the machine is run by the government. It isn't. There are much more powerful people/organizations than the government.
@@briansmith48
Unless you work for a small private company, you work for corporate America. That is part of the machine. It's not just the government.
RATM é uma das melhores bandas do século XX, mas pouco conhecida pelos estadunidenses mais jovens. Uma pena.
Amazing song, with an intoxicating refrain.
Mommy Diane says "just go along with the machine and eat your peas, dear"
RATM is gearing up for a tour. Zack broke his foot, halting the tour they had planned. This is gonna sound condescending, but seeing you react to a band like Rage is adorable and hilarious. Kudos for doing it tho
I remember playing this on Guitar Hero.
Hey Diane , I’m here, what are your other 2 wishes
I was reading a book about helium, it was impossible to put down
I get where you're coming from with noticing the music itself follows fairly conventional rhythms and progressions, but not following those conventions usually just sounds like noise. Or jazz. But I repeat myself. The number of bands that can regularly upend those conventions and still make intelligible music can be counted on one hand. Only Tool and Jinjer leap to mind for active bands, though I'm sure there are a few others. RATM used typical musical arrangement and left the nonconformity to the lyrics and guitar solos.
😂 🤣 Omg you look absolutely shocked during this song hahaha ha
It's easy to say don't rage against the machine, just get on it, but there are unfortunate people who are the fuel for the machine, not the passengers.
Also their message is not one coming from the mouth of babes, all members are highly educated and extremely intelligent.
After Zack De La Rocha left the band, the 3 remaining members teamed up with Chris Cornell to form the superband "Audioslave", if you haven't, check out some of their music as it is top tier.
How many different colors can you change the lightbulbs in the background?
A suggestion! October ends ' new song is on a whole ottheyr level. You should react to their new song! 🔥
Think he’ll do what they tell him to? Chewie for Prez!! But wait, doesn’t that make him part of the machine? 🤯
I recommend checking out Urban Dance Squad. Some good tracks are No Kid (electric version) or Fast Lane.
Gots to member. Gots to tell the tale for the birth of morrow.
As Gen X had fun messing with Gen Y coworkers music tastes. I'll stay with my 70s rock.
😂rock on man
Wasn't it u who raged against the beauty pageant machine? ❤
RAGE!!!! This band makes me want to break stuff.
The guitarist has a political science degree from Harvard.....
Diane’s face is red and she is smiling a lot. Review after a few drinks? Lol
Today is Raspberry Popover Day. Also know as Raspberry Tart Day. A Raspberry Popover is like a Raspberry Muffin but instead Fruit is made into a Paste with a top that looks like a Pie Crust. Raspberry Tart is like a Pie Crust with Raspberry Paste as the filling topped with Raspberries. Either way its made it makes a good dessert with a tall glass of milk.
Wait, What! Why didn't anybody tell me this earlier?!
@@razzberrylogic Right good snack and goes good with Your name. The Grocery stores usually have some already made.
When Zach left, the rest of the members formed Audioslave. I don't think they had a schtick, I believe they have a sincere message they are trying to get across, all of their songs are political, and I don't think it was done as a means to sell records.
Tom Morello is related to an actual successful revolutionary - Jomo Kenyatta. first president of Kenya. when it won it's independence from the UK and changed from British East Africa to Kenya. And us here in Ireland needn't have bothered our arses rebelling against the Brits. it's all just a bit, well, too big.....
The machine is not bigger than the people!! If you rage you can change. You seem to be placated by the machine like a Karen
1:17 I’ve had similar reservations, but maybe I assumed which machine they were raging against, it could’ve been a claw machine or slot machine, both known to cause rage
😂😂😂
Rage Against the Pinball Machine.
Pop btw :)
Well, the obvious follow-up for raging against the machine is OTEP's 'Smash the Control Machine' from 2009😁
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Diane should definitely check out the band Primas. They're a wonderful band 😊
I've never heard the words "Primus" and "Wonderful" in the same conversation.
@@dongleason9878 at least you can spell. les Claypool; one of the best bass players ever.
@@dongleason9878 Primus are amazing
You should react to Nightwish - Ghost Love score (Wacken 2013)
Definitely hear RHCP influence
Considering the album was in 1992, I'm slightly confused as to why it would be a thing in 2009.
These songs move like waves across all the reaction channels. Coincidence?
this is so much fun to play on the game Guitar Hero