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Posted: 5/17/2002 4:55:41 AM EDT
Some goof leaked the new demos and has posted the MP3s on their webserver (Italy?). If you are a Rage Against The Machine or a Soundgarden fan you don't want to miss. They won't be up for long if Lars Ullrich finds them.

[url]http://spazioweb.inwind.it/chriscornelldemo/[/url]

BTW... They ROCK.
Link Posted: 5/17/2002 6:06:31 AM EDT
[#1]
Too late... it's down now. Hope a few of you got in on the fun.
Link Posted: 5/17/2002 6:10:12 AM EDT
[#2]
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Too late... it's down now. Hope a few of you got in on the fun.
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Do YOU have them??  Send em to me and I'll mirror them on my site!!


Bulldog OUT
Link Posted: 5/17/2002 1:45:39 PM EDT
[#3]
You got an FTP server? If you have an FTP server, email me the login info and IP addy. I can upload them to you. I cannot (or shall I say, will not) make them publically accessible via any of my servers. Not even for 2 seconds.

Link Posted: 5/17/2002 2:01:24 PM EDT
[#4]
Rage into the latrine. [puke]
Link Posted: 5/17/2002 2:04:22 PM EDT
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Rage into the latrine. [puke]
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I liked RATM but, that is FUNNY! [:D]
"Rage into the latrine." LOL
Im gonna hafta use that one.
Link Posted: 5/18/2002 11:23:00 AM EDT
[#6]
Any chance of me getting in on this FTP server? Please e-mail me with info if possible.
Link Posted: 5/18/2002 4:58:45 PM EDT
[#7]
Oh God!  I was hoping they'd disappear after Zack left the band.  What a bunch of winy, hypocritical idiots.

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Link Posted: 5/18/2002 5:20:42 PM EDT
[#8]
ahh, the hidden advantage to partial hearing loss... i usually can't make out lyrics.

rage kicked ass rockin' wise though. i just can't put cris cornells style to rages riffs in my head though. guess i'll have to hear it someday.
Link Posted: 5/18/2002 6:43:43 PM EDT
[#9]
I have a RATM decal on the back trunk lit of my 86 Honda Accord beater car. (210k miles)

I cut off the word "Machine" and placed it before the "Accord" emblem.

It reads: "Rage Against The Accord".
Link Posted: 5/18/2002 9:19:39 PM EDT
[#10]
The same RATM who call for the release of convicted cop killers?

The same RATM who have fan bases cheering the 9-11 attacks on RATM message boards?

The same RATM who decry corporate America but fund Sony Inc?
Link Posted: 5/18/2002 9:32:20 PM EDT
[#11]
I dont know about the band personally....but the assholes that post on their website/message board are real winners! NOT! Anybody got the link to the post that linked us to their forum last year .geeeeeeezus....man did that generate some flames..LOL.
Chris Cornell/Soundgarden OTOH kick some ass.
Link Posted: 5/18/2002 9:34:08 PM EDT
[#12]
Well put Steyr....thanks
Mike (NYPD Warrant cop)
Link Posted: 5/19/2002 6:17:09 AM EDT
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The same RATM who call for the release of convicted cop killers?

The same RATM who have fan bases cheering the 9-11 attacks on RATM message boards?

The same RATM who decry corporate America but fund Sony Inc?
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[b][i]Rage Against The Machine played live on the opening day of the Democratic National Convention Monday, August 14. The band was part of a political protest rally that took place in downtown Los Angeles just outside the Staples Center where the Convention was held. Rage rocked a 45-minute insightful--but not inciteful--set for an enthusiastic yet non-violent crowd, as delegates looked on (at occasional fingers flown in their general direction) from a Staples Center patio. "What better place than here. What better time than now."

Tom Morello issued the following statement about RATM's participation in the rally:
Rage Against The Machine are playing this concert today for all the people who feel left out and excluded by the two major political parties. That is the majority of Americans who don't vote because they see no difference beteween two weak candidates and for those who feel they must settle for the 'lesser of two evils.'

We've had enough. On the streets of Los Angeles today there will be no 20 ft. barbwire fence separating the people of this city from the main event.

[url]http://www.epicrecords.com/ratm/[/url]
[/i][/b]

RATM speaks out against what they believe to be wrongdoing. I can relate to that because I speak out against what I believe to be wrongdoing. They show bipartisanship when it comes to criticizing the buffoonery of our fine government.

Sure they criticize big business, but the best way to put the word out about what they think and feel, is to fund the campaign with money from the 'enemy'.

Controversy sells and these guys have a huge inventory. They know how to generate the hype and I appreciate that in a band. People don't like my politics sometimes either and that is just tough crap. I call it like I see it on BOTH sides of the political fence.

They can't help what some of their fans do. I am a fan and I didn't cheer 9/11. So stop stereotyping and generalizing.

Link Posted: 5/19/2002 7:29:42 AM EDT
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The same RATM who decry corporate America but fund Sony Inc?
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This may seem like a legitimate arguement but look at it this way.  Sony was the only company who took their requests seriously, other labels saw the the politics as a gimmick.  So it may be hypocritical to be on Sony Records but since it is the only way they had of spreading their message I think it was the right thing to do.

The same RATM who call for the release of convicted cop killers?
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If you are referring to the case of Mumia Abu Jamal then you must know this.  RATM is not argueing that he is innocent, they are saying that he did not recieve a fair trial.
Link Posted: 5/19/2002 8:40:00 PM EDT
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So stop stereotyping and generalizing.
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Not sure who you are talking to, but I am not stereotyping you. I was speaking only about the forum link that was posted here last year. I dig all sorts of stuff, but those peeps and the shit that flowed from their holes was terrible. I think they were reported to their isp (and shut down) for threatening the president or something like that???? Anyway...peace! [:D]
Link Posted: 5/19/2002 10:32:56 PM EDT
[#16]
Quoted:
Quoted:
The same RATM who call for the release of convicted cop killers?

The same RATM who have fan bases cheering the 9-11 attacks on RATM message boards?

The same RATM who decry corporate America but fund Sony Inc?
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[b][i]Rage Against The Machine played live on the opening day of the Democratic National Convention Monday, August 14. The band was part of a political protest rally that took place in downtown Los Angeles just outside the Staples Center where the Convention was held. Rage rocked a 45-minute insightful--but not inciteful--set for an enthusiastic yet non-violent crowd, as delegates looked on (at occasional fingers flown in their general direction) from a Staples Center patio. "What better place than here. What better time than now."

Tom Morello issued the following statement about RATM's participation in the rally:
Rage Against The Machine are playing this concert today for all the people who feel left out and excluded by the two major political parties. That is the majority of Americans who don't vote because they see no difference beteween two weak candidates and for those who feel they must settle for the 'lesser of two evils.'

We've had enough. On the streets of Los Angeles today there will be no 20 ft. barbwire fence separating the people of this city from the main event.

[url]http://www.epicrecords.com/ratm/[/url]
[/i][/b]

RATM speaks out against what they believe to be wrongdoing. I can relate to that because I speak out against what I believe to be wrongdoing. They show bipartisanship when it comes to criticizing the buffoonery of our fine government.

Sure they criticize big business, but the best way to put the word out about what they think and feel, is to fund the campaign with money from the 'enemy'.

Controversy sells and these guys have a huge inventory. They know how to generate the hype and I appreciate that in a band. People don't like my politics sometimes either and that is just tough crap. I call it like I see it on BOTH sides of the political fence.

They can't help what some of their fans do. I am a fan and I didn't cheer 9/11. So stop stereotyping and generalizing.

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Bipartisan?  That's just got to be a joke.  These guys are hard-core communists (although sometimes they state they are anarchists [whacko]), and admittedly so.  They are only critizing the Democrats because they haven't done enough to make this country more socialistic.

I don't think these guys know what the fuck they are for.  Sometimes they say they are anarchists, other times they state that they support communism.  I guess Ivy League education doesn't preclude one from being so politically fucked up in the head as to side with two diametrically opposed viewpoints simultaneously.

RATM is toolery in the extreme.  The other record companies were correct in thinking that these guys were using politics as a gimmick.  RATM is very good at lying their asses off to sell records to angst-filled teenaged dipshits.
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