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[[File:Museandratm.jpg | thumb | right | [[Matthew Bellamy]] and [[Dominic Howard]] with Rage Against the Machine]] | [[File:Museandratm.jpg | thumb | right | [[Matthew Bellamy]] and [[Dominic Howard]] with Rage Against the Machine]] | ||
Rage Against the Machine | Rage Against the Machine (1991-2000, 2007-2011) were an Alt Metal band who combined metal instrumentation and rap vocals. | ||
Muse's members along with [[Thomas Kirk]]{{cite/none}} heard Rage Against the Machine live at the Carling Weekend, Reading in 1996.<ref name="bbc20061117"> | Muse's members along with [[Thomas Kirk]]{{cite/none}} heard Rage Against the Machine live at the Carling Weekend, Reading in 1996.<ref name="bbc20061117"> | ||
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Hearing Rage Against the Machine's albums influenced Muse to contact and recruit [[Rich Costey]].<ref name="sos200312">{{cite/Sound on Sound 2003-12}}</ref> Costey claimed that this was because Muse wanted a "big and assertive" sound on their recordings.<ref name="sos200312"/> | |||
During the first half of 2000, Bellamy attended "about eight" of their concerts. | During the first half of 2000, Bellamy attended "about eight" of their concerts. After Rage Against the Machine's reunited, Muse performed on the same stage at [[Las Vegas Sam Boyd Stadium 2007 (gig) | Vegoose in October 2007]]. Muse had previously planned to have finished touring by that time,<ref name="jatd20070802">{{cite/The Breakfast Show 2007-08-02}}</ref> but, after Matthew Bellamy heard that Rage Against the Machine were performing at that time, he decided to extend Muse's tour.<ref name="jatd20070802"/> According to one Muselive member who attended this concert, the band's guitarist Tom Morello watched Muse's performance from the side of the stage and said he thought it was "good".<ref name="ml20071107"> | ||
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Several Muse songs bear similarities with Rage Against the Machine songs. For example, the bass part of Nishe sounds similar to the rhythm part of | Several Muse songs bear similarities with Rage Against the Machine songs. For example, the bass part of [[Nishe (song)|Nishe]] sounds similar to the rhythm part of "Bullet in the Head;" the [[Fury (song)|Fury]] riff is similar to {{War Within a Breath}} and the bass part of "Without a Face;" and the [[Hyper Music (song)|Hyper Music]] riff sounds like "Snakecharmer" and {{Testify}}. Matthew Bellamy frequently plays Rage Against the Machine riffs at concerts, such as {{Township Rebellion}} and Rage Against the Machine's rendition of {{Maggie's Farm}}. | ||
Bellamy's favourite Rage Against the Machine album is ''The Battle of Los Angeles''.{{cite/none}} | Bellamy's favourite Rage Against the Machine album is ''The Battle of Los Angeles''.{{cite/none}} Their self-titled debut album is one of Christopher Wolstenholme's five favourite albums (or was in December 2006).<ref>{{cite/alternativepress200612}}</ref> | ||
During the 2009 X Factor series, a [http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2228594104&ref=ts| Facebook group] was created, campaigning to get Rage's song | During the 2009 X Factor series, a [http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2228594104&ref=ts| Facebook group] was created, campaigning to get Rage's song {{Killing in the Name}} to be Christmas No. 1 instead the usual X Factor winner's single release of the year. During the campaign [[Official Muse website | the Muse website]] had the slogan "WE SUPPORT RAGEFACTOR" on its main page with a link to download "Killing in the Name" from iTunes below. The campaign was successful and "Killing in the Name" was the 2009 Christmas No. 1. | ||
On the 18{{supo|th}} of April, it was announced [http://www.mxdwn.com/2011/04/18/news/rage-against-the-machine-confirmed-for-july-30-performance-with-muse-rise-against-and-more/ Muse would play a show with Rage Against the Machine and Rise Against] in Los Angeles on the 30{{supo|th}} of July. | On the 18{{supo|th}} of April, 2011, it was announced [http://www.mxdwn.com/2011/04/18/news/rage-against-the-machine-confirmed-for-july-30-performance-with-muse-rise-against-and-more/ Muse would play a show with Rage Against the Machine and Rise Against] in Los Angeles on the 30{{supo|th}} of July. | ||
== Rage Against the Machine riffs that Muse have played == | == Rage Against the Machine riffs that Muse have played == | ||
Revision as of 05:13, 7 June 2018
Rage Against the Machine (1991-2000, 2007-2011) were an Alt Metal band who combined metal instrumentation and rap vocals.
Muse's members along with Thomas Kirk[source?] heard Rage Against the Machine live at the Carling Weekend, Reading in 1996.[1] This lead to their aspiration to one day headline the festival.[1][2] Matthew Bellamy admires Rage Against the Machine's members for their "purity" and belief in what they do.[3]
Hearing Rage Against the Machine's albums influenced Muse to contact and recruit Rich Costey.[4] Costey claimed that this was because Muse wanted a "big and assertive" sound on their recordings.[4]
During the first half of 2000, Bellamy attended "about eight" of their concerts. After Rage Against the Machine's reunited, Muse performed on the same stage at Vegoose in October 2007. Muse had previously planned to have finished touring by that time,[5] but, after Matthew Bellamy heard that Rage Against the Machine were performing at that time, he decided to extend Muse's tour.[5] According to one Muselive member who attended this concert, the band's guitarist Tom Morello watched Muse's performance from the side of the stage and said he thought it was "good".[6]
Several Muse songs bear similarities with Rage Against the Machine songs. For example, the bass part of Nishe sounds similar to the rhythm part of "Bullet in the Head;" the Fury riff is similar to War Within a Breath and the bass part of "Without a Face;" and the Hyper Music riff sounds like "Snakecharmer" and Testify. Matthew Bellamy frequently plays Rage Against the Machine riffs at concerts, such as Township Rebellion and Rage Against the Machine's rendition of Maggie's Farm.
Bellamy's favourite Rage Against the Machine album is The Battle of Los Angeles.[source?] Their self-titled debut album is one of Christopher Wolstenholme's five favourite albums (or was in December 2006).[7]
During the 2009 X Factor series, a Facebook group was created, campaigning to get Rage's song Killing in the Name to be Christmas No. 1 instead the usual X Factor winner's single release of the year. During the campaign the Muse website had the slogan "WE SUPPORT RAGEFACTOR" on its main page with a link to download "Killing in the Name" from iTunes below. The campaign was successful and "Killing in the Name" was the 2009 Christmas No. 1.
On the 18th of April, 2011, it was announced Muse would play a show with Rage Against the Machine and Rise Against in Los Angeles on the 30th of July.
Rage Against the Machine riffs that Muse have played
- Bombtrack
- Bulls on Parade
- Freedom
- How I Could Just Kill a Man
- Killing in the Name
- Know Your Enemy
- Maggie's Farm
- Microphone Fiend
- People of the Sun
- Revolver
- Testify
- Township Rebellion
- War Within a Breath
- Township Rebellion
References
- ↑ a b (2006-11-17). [Interview with Christopher Wolstenholme]. BBC Radio Nottingham. Retrieved 2006-11-22. [verify]
- ↑ Paul Brannigan. (2006-08-23). Supermassive and heading our way. Kerrang. Retrieved 2008-01-14. [verify]
- ↑ Heroes and villains (2000-07-29). NME. Retrieved 2007-02-24. [verify]
- ↑ a b Richard Buskin. (2003-12). Rich Costey: Recording Muse's Absolution. Sound on Sound website. Retrieved 2006-11-04 from www.soundonsound.com. [verify]
- ↑ a b Lindsay McDougall. (2007-08-02). [Interview with Matthew Bellamy]. The Breakfast Show. Retrieved 2007-08-02 from abc.net.au. [verify]
- ↑ mazda. (2007-11-07). [Muselive forum post]. Muselive. Retrieved 2008-01-08 from www.muselive.com.
- ↑ Musician of the Month (2006-11). Alternative Press. Retrieved 2008-01-16. [verify]