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"To deliver a knockout blow to the Bush administration," Morello explained in his first interview since RAGE's reunion announcement January 22. "And hopefully, one night in the desert is all it will take. . ." [Who knew political rap-metal was all you needed to get rid of a President? Powerful stuff! Or are they secretly neo-cons trying to make the opposite side look bad? The humor continues at the full story link]
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