Rage Against The Machine - Evil Empire Album

Tracklist

1	Snakecharmer	3:55
2	Year Of Tha Boomerang	3:59
3	Revolver	5:30
4	People Of The Sun	2:30
5	Bulls On Parade	3:51
6	Tire Me	3:00
7	Vietnow	4:39
8	Roll Right	4:22
9	Without A Face	3:36
10	Down Rodeo Recorded By [Vocals] – Dave Rat, Paul Kosky	5:20
11	Wind Below	5:50

Credits

• Art Direction – Aimée Macauley, Rage Against The Machine
• Bass – Tim Bob
• Co-producer, Written-By, Arranged By – Rage Against The Machine
• Cover [Illustration] – Mel Ramos
• Drums – Brad Wilk
• Engineer [2nd] – Caram Costanzo
• Engineer [Assistant To Mr. Costanzo] – Clay Harper
• Guitar – Tom Morello
• Mastered By – Bob Ludwig
• Mixed By – Andy Wallace
• Photography By – Lisa Johnson
• Producer – Brendan O'Brien
• Recorded By – Nick Didia
• Vocals, Lyrics By – Zack De La Rocha

Notes

Mixed at The Enterprise. Recorded at Cole Rehearsal Studios, Hollywood, California. Vocals on track 7 recorded at Kiss Music Recording Studios, Melbourne, Australia. Mastered at Gateway Mastering Studios.

Cover illustration derived from "Crimebuster" copyright 1993 Mel Ramos/Artwork licensed by Vaga, New York, NY.

Barcodes

• Barcode: 0 7464-57523-2 7
• Matrix / Runout: DIDP-087406 01
• Other (Mastering SID Code): IFPI L337
• Other (Mould SID Code): IFPI 5100

Companies

• Recorded At – Cole Rehearsal Studios
• Recorded At – Kiss Music Recording Studios
• Mastered At – Gateway Mastering
• Mixed At – The Enterprise

Album

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