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Track List
01) Radical Eyes
02) Unfuck the World
03) Legalize Me
04) Living on the 110
05) The Counteroffensive
06) Hail to the Chief
07) Take Me Higher
08) Strength in Numbers
09) Fired a Shot
10) Who Owns Who
11) Hands Up
12) Smashit
01) Radical Eyes
02) Unfuck the World
03) Legalize Me
04) Living on the 110
05) The Counteroffensive
06) Hail to the Chief
07) Take Me Higher
08) Strength in Numbers
09) Fired a Shot
10) Who Owns Who
11) Hands Up
12) Smashit
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2017
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"Prophets of Rage" is the debut full length studio album from American rap rock supergroup Prophets of Rage, released September 15th 2017 on the Fantasy label.
The album follows the band's The Party's Over EP and features 12 new cuts from the group.
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The firepower on their self-titled debut is driven by Morello's primal, unmistakeable riffs and Commerford's funky bass licks that have lost none of their thundering power. If we can’t have Zack de la Rocha blazing upfront, surely there's no one better than Chuck D - the man who once called Elvis a racist sucker - to lead the resistance.
He and B-Real have loosened the tempo but their lyrics are just as politically charged. “Unfuck the World” is a fierce rejection of racism and politicians who "spew lie after fucking lie". “Living On The 110” refers to the large numbers of homeless people living under the 110 freeway in LA and “Fired A Shot” is as much about police brutality as it symbolises Prophets of Rage urging people to stand up and be the change they want to see.
These tracks aren't revolutionary classics on the same level as “Killing in the Name” or “Fight the Power” just yet, but nevertheless, they raise a fist to all those who continue to fight ignorance, hypocrisy, brutality and the elite. All of which, as we know, are American dreams.
reviewd by Dannii Leivers for thelineofbestfit.com.
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"Prophets of Rage" is the debut full length studio album from American rap rock supergroup Prophets of Rage, released September 15th 2017 on the Fantasy label.
The album follows the band's The Party's Over EP and features 12 new cuts from the group.
User Album Review
The firepower on their self-titled debut is driven by Morello's primal, unmistakeable riffs and Commerford's funky bass licks that have lost none of their thundering power. If we can’t have Zack de la Rocha blazing upfront, surely there's no one better than Chuck D - the man who once called Elvis a racist sucker - to lead the resistance.
He and B-Real have loosened the tempo but their lyrics are just as politically charged. “Unfuck the World” is a fierce rejection of racism and politicians who "spew lie after fucking lie". “Living On The 110” refers to the large numbers of homeless people living under the 110 freeway in LA and “Fired A Shot” is as much about police brutality as it symbolises Prophets of Rage urging people to stand up and be the change they want to see.
These tracks aren't revolutionary classics on the same level as “Killing in the Name” or “Fight the Power” just yet, but nevertheless, they raise a fist to all those who continue to fight ignorance, hypocrisy, brutality and the elite. All of which, as we know, are American dreams.
reviewd by Dannii Leivers for thelineofbestfit.com.
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