Rage Against the Machine shot to fame with their loud, distinctive and politically charged music. Combining elements of rap, heavy metal and funk, their first two albums became instant successes with the disenfranchised youth of America. Their third album - "The Battle of Los Angeles" - showed little difference lyrically, but it was better executed - striking a noticeable balance between music and message. This week on Untitled, Uma and Ezra bob their heads to the band's last original album.

<p>Rage Against the Machine shot to fame with their loud, distinctive and politically charged music. Combining elements of rap, heavy metal and funk, their first two albums became instant successes with the disenfranchised youth of America. Their third album - "The Battle of Los Angeles" - showed little difference lyrically, but it was better executed - striking a noticeable balance between music and message. This week on Untitled, Uma and Ezra bob their heads to the band's last original album.</p>

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