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5.0 out of 5 stars Rock Masterpiece, 15 Dec 2009

Jason Freeman "Sason" (Wales,UK) - See all my reviews

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This song wasn't created as a hate on Simon Cowell, it was created nearly 20 years ago. The Rage Against The Machine for Xmas No.1 campaign isn't against Simon Cowell, it's about getting good music back in the charts where it belongs instead of the rubbish that clogs up the charts on a weekly basis.
Anyway, back to the song. One of the best Rock songs ever created and obviously still relevant after nearly 20 years.
We've got to Take the Power Back with this Bombtrack!

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5.0 out of 5 stars buy it now let's all manipulate the maniplated manipulators yeah!, 16 Dec 2009

M. Brewer "Mog" (UK) - See all my reviews
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wow so you don't like rage eh buddy? that's your preference fair enough but to say they are forgotten is uninformed. the summer before last i saw them headline at the reading festival which was as usual, a powerful awe inspiring performance. rage are one of the most unique and influential bands i've ever heard but that is besides the point in regards to the christmas spot of course. it is about rebelling, it's about rebelling against "music" producers telling us what we will buy and exploiting the fact that the vast majority of music buyers in this country are nothing more than sheep to be manipulated. please argue that this is manipulation in return if that is your mindset we're all entitled to our own perspectives.

why don't i personally want to put money down on a currently active homegrown talent? because words fail me how appalling mainstream british music is, and how it has been for a looong time. i put my money down on rage this year despite owning all their albums simply because they wrote their own music, they play their own instruments, they're damn good at what they do and the lyrics speak bucket loads about what's going on in society here and around the world (and will continue to do so.) a good christmas message that doesn't pussy foot around to get it across. this song is as relevent as it's always been as are all of their works.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Brilliant in 92, excellent now, 15 Dec 2009

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Real music never ages, and Rage are a true example of a band that stands the test of time. Their music is as relevant now as ever, something which will surely never be said of some of the 'manufactured' artists of recent years.

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