Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Killing in the Name" in English language version.
The Los Angeles rock band's hit also set two records: it is the first single to reach the top of the Christmas charts on download sales alone and has achieved the biggest download sales total in a first week ever in the UK charts.
Well, we were expecting it and asked them not to do it and they did it anyway – so buy Joe's record.
Rage Against The Machine's Tom Morello has said that beating the X Factor single to Christmas number one will be a "wonderful dose of anarchy".
low-key acoustic set from Biffy Clyro
Scottish rockers surprise the audience at Reading's Introducing stage with an impromptu set, including a Rage Against The Machine cover.
We had to come out halfway to save causing offence. That's one of my fondest, funniest memories.
He also disputed claims that their track reaching number one would benefit Simon Cowell as it is released by Sony Records.
Rage Against the Machine's first video for "Killing in the Name" did not receive any airplay in the U.S. because of the language in the song's refrain.(PDF)
Kelly Jones from the Stereophonics and comedians Stephen Fry, Ross Noble and Bill Bailey are amongst the other celebrity supporters of the Tracy and Jon Morter's campaign.
Grohl joins The Prodigy, Hadouken!, Enter Shikari and the Stereophonics in endorsing the Facebook campaign.
The great irony [...] is that both the gormless Joe McElderry and everyone's favourite alt.metal anarcho-rockers are signed to the same label
Bruno played the wrong version while doing the Top 40 rundown. There were 138 phone calls of complaint to the BBC.
That's the "Killing in the Name" guitar, the "Freedom" guitar, "Testify" … all those jams are written on that cheap Telecaster.
He's just some kid with a career ahead. I've got nothing against that, but it would be kind of funny if Rage Against The Machine got it because it would prove a point.
Paul McCartney, Cheryl Cole and Simon Cowell get dragged into the most heated race for Christmas No 1 in years
Whoever wins, though, the bosses of Sony Music will doubtless be full of festive cheer as both McElderry and Rage Against the Machine are signed to labels owned by the recording behemoth.
while the song choices may sometimes verge on the unintentionally funny, this appropriation of music by the military is anything but a joke
The new tracks on the album continue the group's pattern of parodying famous video games. One of these includes "Filling in the Name Of," a "Killing in the Name" parody about a long Tetris piece who begins to lament his place in life after being used constantly to finish Tetris puzzles.
this is the biggest rise up against the ' industry manufactured shite ' in years and thats why its important --- and fukin funny at the same time act now.
Tom Morello, guitarist with the band Rage Against the Machine — whose song Killing in the Name of was also used – said: "The fact that music I helped create was used as a tactic against humanity sickens me."
That's the "Killing in the Name" guitar, the "Freedom" guitar, "Testify" … all those jams are written on that cheap Telecaster.
Rage Against the Machine's first video for "Killing in the Name" did not receive any airplay in the U.S. because of the language in the song's refrain.(PDF)
Bruno played the wrong version while doing the Top 40 rundown. There were 138 phone calls of complaint to the BBC.
The Los Angeles rock band's hit also set two records: it is the first single to reach the top of the Christmas charts on download sales alone and has achieved the biggest download sales total in a first week ever in the UK charts.
this is the biggest rise up against the ' industry manufactured shite ' in years and thats why its important --- and fukin funny at the same time act now.
He's just some kid with a career ahead. I've got nothing against that, but it would be kind of funny if Rage Against The Machine got it because it would prove a point.
Paul McCartney, Cheryl Cole and Simon Cowell get dragged into the most heated race for Christmas No 1 in years
The great irony [...] is that both the gormless Joe McElderry and everyone's favourite alt.metal anarcho-rockers are signed to the same label
while the song choices may sometimes verge on the unintentionally funny, this appropriation of music by the military is anything but a joke
Scottish rockers surprise the audience at Reading's Introducing stage with an impromptu set, including a Rage Against The Machine cover.
low-key acoustic set from Biffy Clyro
