In a time of a thriving American economy and a music scene dominated by retro-'80s teen pop acts and their bastard clones, whose biggest problems are a breakup or a non-clashing wardrobe, there are few bands that choose to address the fact that life is not as peachy as we think it is. One of those bands is Rage Against The Machine.
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