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This is just a re-iteration of love. We need them every now and then.
I currently have The Battle of Los Angeles on, almost full volume.
It's just utter class.
Sleep Now In The Fire has just come on. Utter, utter class.
In the words of Gamezfreak - 'Rage fu*king rule. Period'.
Rage are just so consistent, so utterly energetic and powerful. Having 'Bulls On Parade' on at full blast, the live version, with the ever spine-tingling crowd is just incredible.
I currently have The Battle of Los Angeles on, almost full volume.
It's just utter class.
Sleep Now In The Fire has just come on. Utter, utter class.
In the words of Gamezfreak - 'Rage fu*king rule. Period'.
Rage are just so consistent, so utterly energetic and powerful. Having 'Bulls On Parade' on at full blast, the live version, with the ever spine-tingling crowd is just incredible.
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This is just a re-iteration of love. We need them every now and then.
I currently have The Battle of Los Angeles on, almost full volume.
It's just utter class.
Sleep Now In The Fire has just come on. Utter, utter class.
In the words of Gamezfreak - 'Rage fu*king rule. Period'.
Rage are just so consistent, so utterly energetic and powerful. Having 'Bulls On Parade' on at full blast, the live version, with the ever spine-tingling crowd is just incredible.
I currently have The Battle of Los Angeles on, almost full volume.
It's just utter class.
Sleep Now In The Fire has just come on. Utter, utter class.
In the words of Gamezfreak - 'Rage fu*king rule. Period'.
Rage are just so consistent, so utterly energetic and powerful. Having 'Bulls On Parade' on at full blast, the live version, with the ever spine-tingling crowd is just incredible.
Cyclone wrote:
> This is just a re-iteration of love. We need them every now and then.
>
> I currently have The Battle of Los Angeles on, almost full volume.
>
> It's just utter class.
>
> Sleep Now In The Fire has just come on. Utter, utter class.
>
> In the words of Gamezfreak - 'Rage fu*king rule. Period'.
>
> Rage are just so consistent, so utterly energetic and powerful.
> Having 'Bulls On Parade' on at full blast, the live version, with the
> ever spine-tingling crowd is just incredible.
I am inclined to agree.
> This is just a re-iteration of love. We need them every now and then.
>
> I currently have The Battle of Los Angeles on, almost full volume.
>
> It's just utter class.
>
> Sleep Now In The Fire has just come on. Utter, utter class.
>
> In the words of Gamezfreak - 'Rage fu*king rule. Period'.
>
> Rage are just so consistent, so utterly energetic and powerful.
> Having 'Bulls On Parade' on at full blast, the live version, with the
> ever spine-tingling crowd is just incredible.
I am inclined to agree.
And you needed to quote him, yes.
But yes, RATM are effing brilliant.
But yes, RATM are effing brilliant.
Damn right Cyclone, Damn right.
I have all 4 of their albums, each one is superb. The music is just beyond top stuff, it's lyrics, the awesome guitar work, the crazy basslines. Rage rule, period.
I'm learning "Born of a Broken man" on my guitar at the moment.
Fave Rage Track?
Bullet in the Head
I have all 4 of their albums, each one is superb. The music is just beyond top stuff, it's lyrics, the awesome guitar work, the crazy basslines. Rage rule, period.
I'm learning "Born of a Broken man" on my guitar at the moment.
Fave Rage Track?
Bullet in the Head
Nah.
Sleep Now In The Fire.
Although Freedom is close behind.
Sleep Now In The Fire.
Although Freedom is close behind.
gamezfreak wrote:
> Fave Rage Track?
>
> Bullet in the Head
Mine would be 'Wake Up' but thats 'cus of the Matrix. But also 'Guerilla Radio' is top notch.
> Fave Rage Track?
>
> Bullet in the Head
Mine would be 'Wake Up' but thats 'cus of the Matrix. But also 'Guerilla Radio' is top notch.
Nirvana make Rage look like telly tubies with pink geetars and educational lyrics.
Be quiet, minion.
Rage > Nirvana.
Rage > Nirvana.
I agree.
They're more relevant now than ever.
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