Credit: Niels Van Iperin/Getty Images First released in November 1992, Rage Against the Machine's ferocious debut single, Killing in the Name, laid down the gauntlet for a career that would ...

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Incensed by the band having a song cut from their set last-minute, Tim Commerford marched into the dressing room of guest host Steve Forbes and drew the ire of the Secret Service ...

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‘Killing In The Name’ comes from the band’s 1992 self-titled debut album ... UK – Barrowland As for Rage Against The Machine, the band played the final show of their ‘Public Service ...

This came 31 years after Rage Against the Machine had first asked for executive clemency in their “Freedom” video. His initial conviction came in 1975 with his life sentence coming in 1977.

Rage Against The Machine perform live, 1996. CREDIT: Tim Mosenfelder/Getty Rage Against The Machine were locked in a room by the Secret Service after their performance on Saturday Night Live in 1996.