Rage Against The Machine's debut turns 20, reissue available to stream
27 November 2012, 08:15
| Written by
Luke Morgan Britton
Rap-metal legends and Simon Cowell’s biggest foes, Rage Against The Machine will re-release their self-titled debut today.
Originally released back in 1992, the album turns 20 years young this year and will be celebrate in various formats.
The LP’s tracks have been remastered and will now be released as a single CD, a double CD with a bonus DVD and a boxset, as well as two different vinyl versions being available.
You can stream a 24-track set, including demos, via Soundcloud below:
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