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- 1Tom Morello collaborates with Irish rap trio Kneecap●Pues me mola bastante lo que ha hecho Tom Morello con Kneecap, la verdad es que a mi un tipo que lleva escrito en una de
Rage Against the Machine guitarist Tom Morello has worked with Northern Irish rap group Kneecap on a new musical project. Fans are reacting positively, with many noting the fit between Morello's long-standing political activism, symbolized by his famous 'This machine kills fascists' guitar, and Kneecap's provocative, politically charged style. The collaboration is being discussed among music listeners following its release.
- 2Tom Morello says he votes, but not for corporate Democrats●Tom Morello Clarifies He Votes, But Not For “Corporate Democrats” https:// lemmy.world/post/52839300
Rage Against the Machine guitarist Tom Morello has clarified that he does vote in elections, pushing back on suggestions that he abstains, but says he refuses to support what he calls corporate Democrats. The rocker, long known for his left-wing activism, framed his position as consistent with his political principles rather than disengagement from the process.
- 3Tom Morello enlists Springsteen, Foo Fighters for 'Power to the People'●NOW PLAYING == # TomMorello presents "POWER TO THE PEOPLE" ft. # BruceSpringsteen , # FooFighters , # JoanBaez , # Cypre
Rage Against the Machine guitarist Tom Morello has released 'Power to the People', a collaborative project featuring Bruce Springsteen, the Foo Fighters, Joan Baez, Cypress Hill and Brittany Howard, among others. The release is being framed as an activist, pro-voting project, with listeners highlighting its blend of rock, folk and protest music traditions.
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Rage Against the Machine guitarist Tom Morello is drawing attention after making a post about white privilege. The musician, long known for his political activism, sparked discussion online about the topic and his history of outspoken leftist commentary.
- 5Tom Morello Urges Anti-Fascism Protest Through Music●Tom Morello: ‘If It Kills Like Fascism, Brothers and Sisters, It’s Fascism’ Tom Morello started the year with a protest
Rage Against the Machine guitarist Tom Morello has framed his 2024 as a year of political activism, opening with a protest concert in Minneapolis and joining Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band in March for an anti-Trump tour. In a year-end message he declared that if something 'kills like fascism,' it is fascism, urging fans to keep resisting.
- 6Tom Morello sings rarely performed verse of Woody Guthrie's anthem●“Tonight Morello sang a verse often left out of [Woody Guthrie’s] anthem: ‘In the squares of the city, in the shadow of
Rage Against the Machine guitarist Tom Morello performed Woody Guthrie's 'This Land Is Your Land' and included the verse often omitted from the song: 'In the squares of the city, in the shadow of the steeple, by the relief office I saw my people... Is this land made for you and me?' The lesser-known verses carry pointed social commentary about hunger and inequality, and are frequently left out of school and public performances.
- 7Springsteen and Morello cover the Clash's Clampdown live●Bruce Springsteen and Tom Morello channelling the Clash playing "The Clampdown" is everything. # PowerToThePeople # Musi
Bruce Springsteen, joined by Rage Against the Machine guitarist Tom Morello, performed a cover of the Clash's protest song "Clampdown" at Merriweather Post Pavilion, drawing enthusiastic reactions from fans who praised the politically charged pairing. The collaboration between two artists long associated with activist music has struck a chord with audiences amid heightened political tensions.
- 8Dave Grohl and Tom Morello cover Kiss at Power to the People concert●Dave Grohl & Tom Morello covering Kiss (a pro-trump band) at the Power To The People concert seems a little weird... are
Dave Grohl and Tom Morello performed a cover of Kiss at the Power to the People benefit concert, and the pairing is drawing head-scratching reactions. Critics point out that Kiss, particularly Gene Simmons, have been vocal supporters of Donald Trump, making the song choice an odd fit for a politically charged event. Some online joked the duo might as well perform the Village People's YMCA next.