Vietnow
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| Single by Rage Against the Machine | ||
| from the album Evil Empire | ||
| Released | 1997 | |
| Format | CD, 7", 12" | |
| Genre | Alternative rock | |
| Length | 4 min 39 s | |
| Producer(s) | artist Brendan O'Brien |
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| Rage Against the Machine singles chronology | ||
| "Down Rodeo" (1996) |
"Vietnow" (1997) |
"No Shelter" (1998) |
"Vietnow" is a single by Rage Against the Machine, which appears on their Evil Empire album. The song is in reference to extremely popular right-wing radio shows, mostly on the AM dial, hosted by people such as Rush Limbaugh, G. Gordon Liddy, Oliver North and Michael Reagan. One of the riffs bears a resemblance to "The Wanton Song" by Led Zeppelin, whom Tom Morello has cited as a major influence.
[edit] Track listing
- "Vietnow"
- "Clear The Lane" - b-side
- "Intro/Black Steel In The Hour Of Chaos [Live Version]"
- "Zapata's Blood [Live Version]"
