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               First realeased on their self titled album, "Killing in the Name of" is known to be one of Rage Against the Machine's signature songs. It emplies radical ideas about U.S. forces, and anti-goverment slogans. It is famous for being one of the most controversial songs in Rage Against the Machines history. For a while the song was aired on the radio, but was soon banned for lyrics screaming "F**k you I wont do what you tell me! F**k you I wont do what you tell me!" The song addresses political issues and foriegn issues as well. This was one of the bands most direct approach to getting their ideas and beliefs across the line.

The Ideas

Formed in 1991 in Los Angeles, California, Rage Against the Machine first became famous for their fiercely radical music which aimed its ideas toward corporate America and government oppression. First appearing in a living room in Orange County California, Tom Morello, Zack De La Rocha, Tim Commerford, and Brad Wilk, were and supported many other bands and events that focused on rebelling against parents, the goverment, and anyone who viewed their music as something terrible.