Rage Against The Machine's first-ever performance in the Mexican capital is fierce, funky and uncompromising. The Battle Of Mexico City features electrifying performances of "Testify," "...
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Title: Rage Against the Machine: The Battle of Mexico City (Video 2001)
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| Noam Chomsky | ... | Self (supplemental materials interview) | |
| Tim Commerford | ... | Self (as Y.tim.K.) | |
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Zack De La Rocha | ... | Self |
| Tom Morello | ... | Self | |
| Brad Wilk | ... | Self | |
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Rage Against The Machine's first-ever performance in the Mexican capital is fierce, funky and uncompromising. The Battle Of Mexico City features electrifying performances of "Testify," "Guerrilla Radio," "Bulls On Parade" and "Killing In The Name."
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Written by Zack De La Rocha, Brad Wilk, Tom Morello and Tim Commerford
Performed by Rage Against the Machine
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Calm Like A BombWritten by Zack De La Rocha, Brad Wilk, Tom Morello and Tim Commerford
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This is one of the most powerful concerts I've ever seen (on film, or live, for that matter). Rage's electric current ignites the crowd with each song, staying very focused on the music to communicate to the audience. There is 4 or 5 breaks edited in during the concert (seperate from the performance, which can be skipped via the chapter forward command) in which various causes Rage supports are explored briefly, such as the issues and protests surrounding corporate globalization, the Zapatista resistance, NAFTA, and a couple others. Bonus materials such as an interview with Noam Chomsky and brief looks at the band's travels while in Mexico are interesting and allow the viewer a nice "inside" look at RATM's thoughts and travels.