Rage Against The Machine - Evil Demos Album

Tracklist

1	Bullet In Your Head
2	Get Down And Clear The Lane
3	Bombtrack
4	Responsible For Genocide
5	Freedom
6	Drop The Logic
7	Take The Power Back
8	Township Rebellion
9	Killing In The Name
10	Know Your Enemy
11	In The Narrows

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
none	Rage Against The Machine	Rage Against The Machine ‎(Cass)	Rage Against The Machine	none	US	1991
none	Rage Against The Machine	The 1991 Studio Demos ‎(Cass, Unofficial)	Not On Label (Rage Against The Machine)	none	UK	Unknown
Smoke V	Rage Against The Machine	Bombs And Bullets ‎(CD, Unofficial)	Smoking Crockodile	Smoke V	Australia & New Zealand	1994
SC 9605	Rage Against The Machine	Bombs And Bullets ‎(Cass, Unofficial)	The Smoking Crocodile Production	SC 9605	Malaysia	1993
ak021, ACL-83412	Rage Against The Machine	Studio Demos ‎(CD, Unofficial)	Alley Kat, Alley Kat	ak021, ACL-83412	1994

Notes

Silver CD pressing of the cassette demo tapes that preceded the band's self-titled debut LP.

No label is credited anywhere on the artwork for this release, but the catalog number "Fist 005" appears on the spine and the disc itself.

Short intro

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