Rage Against The Machine: Live At Finsbury Park

Rage Against The Machine: Live At Finsbury Park

8.3

Oct 16 2015

1h 8m

Music

In 2010, Rage Against The Machine played a free gig at Finsbury Park in London, after their track "Killing In The Name" topped the UK charts at Christmas 2009. The band promised this free concert if a campaign to get the single to the top of the charts above the X-Factor's single was successful.

Zack De La Rocha

Zack De La Rocha

Vocals

Tom Morello

Tom Morello

Guitars

Tim Commerford

Tim Commerford

Bass

Brad Wilk

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Drums

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