Self Titled, Rage Against the Machine - Sealed
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Rage Against the Machine – Rage Against the Machine (1992)
Unleash the raw power of one of the most explosive debuts in rock history. Released on Election Day in 1992, Rage Against the Machine is a revolutionary fusion of heavy metal riffs, hip-hop grooves, and fiercely political lyricism. It didn't just introduce a new sound; it provided a manifesto for a generation, blending the aggression of Black Sabbath with the rhythmic urgency of Public Enemy.
The album is legendary among audiophiles for its impeccable production. Despite its heavy sound, the record is incredibly "clean" and dynamic, often used to test high-end sound systems. Notably, the liner notes proudly state: "No samples, keyboards or synthesizers used in the making of this record," highlighting Tom Morello’s innovative ability to make a guitar sound like a DJ’s turntable.
Key Features:
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The Sound: A pioneering blend of Funk-Metal and Rap-Rock, defined by Zack de la Rocha’s searing vocals and Tom Morello’s unconventional guitar techniques.
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Essential Tracks: Features the world-shaking anthem "Killing in the Name," along with "Bombtrack," "Wake Up," and the groove-heavy "Take the Power Back."
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The Artwork: The cover features the harrowing, Pulitzer Prize-winning photograph of Thích Quảng Đức, a Vietnamese Buddhist monk, performing self-immolation in 1963 as an act of protest.
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Format: 12" Black Vinyl LP (Available in 180g remastered editions for maximum "punch").
MINT - sealed
NM - likely never played - almost perfect
VG+ - light scuffs, light scratches wont effect play
VG - signs of wear, light scratches you can feel
GOOD - surface noise, visible groove wear
POOR / FAIR- some damage, causing issues like skipping & distorted audio
OIS - original inner sleeve
