Today's Metal Track is Sleep Now in the Fire by Rage Against the Machine. This is off of their 1999 album The Battle of Los Angeles. This song is about greed and criticisms of government actions during wartime.
The video was directed by Michael Moore who can been seen in the video. The annotations made during the video and the quote at the end are not made up. The quote was from politician Gary Bauer following an incident outside of fellow Republican Alan Keyes' 2000 primary campaign town hall event, where Keyes jumped into a mosh pit formed while Rage Against the Machine was playing. \m/
Tom Morello's solo is played by simply using feedback from the amp, along with using his whammy bar to adjust the pitch of the feedback. By flicking his toggle switch on and off, he is able to create the high-pitched solo.
Exploring Heavy Metal and all its glory. Heavy Metal is often misunderstood and thought to be just a bunch of guys banging and screaming when in fact it can be extremely thoughtful, intelligent, and sincere. Expect some throw-down-head-banging, chill mood metal, and gloomy death metal that you're probably not going to hear on the radio. On the weekends we'll mix things up with a Weekend Wildcard and an Easy Like Sunday Morning Track to get you over your hangover!
Thursday, March 5, 2015
Scott's Metal Track of the Day - Sleep Now in the Fire by Rage Against the Machine
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