Evil Empire

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oh nice he goes east coast all right um back to albums the prodigy fat of the land or rage against the machine evil empire not the debut album evil empire

Ooh, that makes this a little bit tougher.

Because I feel like if I went the first album, it was an easy, you were going to go Rage Against the Machine.

But Fat of the Land versus Evil Empire, I thought it'd be a bit more of a challenge for you.

I mean, I do love Evil Empire.

Mm-hmm.

But

Yeah.

uh brendan o'brien a very important guy in 90s he makes super unknown by sound garden evil empire yes so brendan o'brien makes a lot of good shit yeah um and he becomes like you know the stone temple pilots producer moving forward but it's funny it does have it's coming out of the 89 90 thing yes uh it's like i said of the shotguns the aerosmith shotguns there right which i think he also did producer mix get a grip um okay So it doesn't, it sounds so much better on Purple.

Yes.

But at the same time, like, Core just has so many songs.

as the

things that are left on the table.

So number one pick, Alex, what record are you going with? I'm going Evil Empire.

I thought you might.

And then the last one is just what I feel is the greatest representation of the nineties of the music scene of Lollapalooza of what became a whole different thing.

And that's raised against the machine and, And Evil Empire.

And it's perfection to me.

I think that rolling down Rodeo, anytime that comes on, I used to use it when I walked on stage.

Yep.

Uh, you know, Ra- oh, God, I wanna say Rage self-titled, but it teeters between that and Evil Empire.

Evil Empire-

Mm.

... is good too.

And, uh, very like OG Republican, like National Review Republican.

Mm-hmm.

And like, I'm like blasting Evil Empire, and he's like-