Bulls on Parade

Rage Against the Machine.

Bulls on Parade, is it?

Oh, damn it.

See? I like Rage Against the Machine.

It was football music.

Killing in the name of Bulls on Parade, Gorilla Radio.

We knew about the politics.

We knew about Tom Morello.

Favourite Like A Version?

Bulls on Parade, Denzel Curry.

Oh, you just stole my

answer.

And yeah, you can stop using it now.

And Bulls on Parade? Do you also enjoy that one three times a

game? That one at least may get the odd game off in there, here and there.

This one's been consistent.

Yeah, I believe the first time I was born again was killin' in the name.

Bulls on Parade, GA packed in the pit.

Me and all those people people called nothing but troubled kids.

If there was ever a fire in me, yeah, that's the night I got it lit.

Tony Hawk was the first time I ever listened to Rage Against the Machine.

Bulls on Parade was on Tony Hawk.

Just so much shit that I'm all like, this brought me into a whole nother world that wasn't like Top 40.

Yeah.

Ed, these people are back and they're still really cross, it turns out.

Yes, the second and final single in this territory from the second album, Evil Empire by Rage Against the Machine, follows Bulls on Parade, which you will remember hit number eight round about Easter time.

Yes.

Zach de la Rocha, the lead singer, wrote this primarily about the Zapatista revolution, the southernmost Mexican state of Chiapas.

just loud.

They're just loud in there.

Yeah, like Bulls on Parade, but even more extreme.

It's sinewy, angry, articulate, and really economical on all fronts.