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From the left -- 1CD Standard Edition, 2CD/1DVD Special Edition, 2CD/2DVD/1LP Deluxe Box Set, Vinyl Edition

    

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Disc 1: Original LP
1.Bombtrack
2.Killing in the Name
3.Take the Power Back
4.Settle for Nothing
5.Bullet in the Head
6.Know Your Enemy
7.Wake Up
8.Fistful of Steel
9.Township Rebellion
10.Freedom
11.Bombtrack (Live @ First Avenue, Minneapolis – 4/5/1993) (B-side to “Bombtrack” single)
12.Bullet in the Head (Live) (B-side to “Bullet in the Head” CD single
13.Take the Power Back (B-side to “Freedom” CD single

Disc 2: Original Demos (previously unreleased except where noted)
1.Bombtrack
2.Take the Power Back
3.Bullet in the Head
4.Darkness of Greed (from “Killing in the Name” CD single – Epic 658492-2 (U.K.), 1993)
5.Clear the Lane (from “Killing in the Name” CD single – Epic 658492-2 (U.K.), 1993)
6.Township Rebellion
7.Know Your Enemy
8.Mindset’s a Threat
9.Killing in the Name
10.Auto Logic
11.The Narrows
12.Freedom

DVD 1: The Battle of Britain, promo videos and live footage

The Battle of Britain – Live at Finsbury Park, London – 6/6/2010 (previously unreleased)
1.Testify (Live @ Finsbury Park, London – 6/6/2010)
2.Bombtrack (Live @ Finsbury Park, London – 6/6/2010)
3.People of the Sun (Live @ Finsbury Park, London – 6/6/2010)
4.Know Your Enemy (Live @ Finsbury Park, London – 6/6/2010)
5.Bulls on Parade (Live @ Finsbury Park, London – 6/6/2010)
6.Township Rebellion (Live @ Finsbury Park, London – 6/6/2010)
7.Bullet in the Head (Live @ Finsbury Park, London – 6/6/2010)
8.White Riot (Live @ Finsbury Park, London – 6/6/2010)
9.Guerilla Radio (Live @ Finsbury Park, London – 6/6/2010)
10.Sleep Now in the Fire (Live @ Finsbury Park, London – 6/6/2010)
11.Freedom (Live @ Finsbury Park, London – 6/6/2010)
12.Killing in the Name (Live @ Finsbury Park, London – 6/6/2010)

Promo videos:
1.Killing in the Name
2.Bullet in the Head
3.Bombtrack
4.Freedom
5.Bulls on Parade
6.People of the Sun
7.No Shelter
8.Guerilla Radio
9.Sleep Now in the Fire **
10.Testify **
11.Renegades of Funk **
12.How Could I Just Kill a Man *

Live footage from Rage Against the Machine video
1.The Ghost of Tom Joad
2.Vietnow (Live @ Irvine Meadows, Irvine, CA – 9/18 or 9/19/1997)
3.People of the Sun
4.Bulls on Parade
5.Bullet in the Head
6.Zapata’s Blood (Live @ the Rock Am Ring Festival, Germany – 5/24/1996)
7.Know Your Enemy
8.Bombtrack
9.Tire Me (Live @ the Reading Festival – 8/23/1996)
10.Killing in the Name (Live @ the Pinkpop Festival – 5/23/1994)

DVD 2: More live footage (previously unreleased)

First public performance: live at Cal State, North Ridge, CA – 10/23/1991
1.Killing in the Name
2.Take the Power Back
3.Auto Logic
4.Bullet in the Head
5.Hit the Deck
6.Township Rebellion
7.Darkness of Greed
8.Clear the Lane
9.Clampdown
10.Know Your Enemy
11.Freedom

Various live footage:
1.Freedom (Live @ the Pinkpop Festival – 5/23/1994)
2.Take the Power Back (Live @ the Vic Theatre, Chicago – 4/3/1993)
3.Fistful of Steel (Live @ JC Dobbs, Philadelphia – 1/22/1993)
4.Bombtrack (Soundstage Performance, 1992)
5.Wake Up (Halfway House, 1992)
6.Settle for Nothing (Live at Castaic, 1992)
7.Clear the Lane (Live in San Luis Obispo, 1992)
8.Untitled (CWNN, 1992)
9.Darkness of Greed (Live @ Zed’s Records, 1992)
10.Wake Up (Nomads, 1992)

XX: 20th Anniversary Special Edition

Includes Discs 1-2 and special DVD in oversize digipak:
1.Killing in the Name (promo video)
2.Bombtrack (promo video)
3.Freedom (promo video)
4.Take the Power Back (Live @ the Vic Theatre, Chicago – 4/3/1993)
5.Bombtrack (Soundstage Performance, 1992)
6.Wake Up (Nomads, 1992)

XX: 20th Anniversary Edition

Includes Disc 1 in jewel case

Rage Against the Machine (Vinyl LP)

Includes Original Album only.

Wow!
According to seconddisc.com:

Rage Against the Machine has been fully remastered for these anniversary releases entitled XX. All three CD configurations include the original album and three live bonus tracks (all originally released on singles) on one disc. CD 2, available in the 2-CD/1-DVD and 2-CD/2-DVD/1-LP editions, includes the original Rage Against the Machine demo tape. These recordings, originally sold for five bucks at the band’s early performances, helped secure the band a contract with Epic. This disc marks the first time these demos have been released in their entirety.

The first DVD included in the Deluxe Box Set fast-forwards to 2010 and Rage’s free concert in London’s Finsbury Park on June 2010. Twelve music videos (some never commercially released and one previously unissued) plus ten performances from a 1997 video compilation (never before available in DVD format) round out the DVD. The box set’s second DVD spotlights live performances from the band’s early days (1991-1994) including Rage’s first public performance at Cal State North Ridge on October 23, 1991, and a further ten performances, all of which are previously unissued.

Rage Against the Machine’s XX is available in all editions on November 27. Chuck D has provided new liner notes for the releases.

For further info at seconddisc.com:
http://theseconddisc.com/2012/10/10/tak ... more-17336

I'm so in for this! I'll spring for this 2-CD/2-DVD/1-LP editions if that what it takes to get all DVD footage.

Rick A.

What an awesome package for what is easily one of the most groundbreaking records ever and certainly in the 90's. I saw these guys in 1993 at Lollapalooza and they were phenomenal. Tom Morello is very inventive and damn good-much better than you would ever figure from the noise of Rage. But his work with Audioslave (whom I also saw) and as The Nightwatchman is proof of his genius. His solo on "Like A Stone" still gives me chills.
I really want to get this but I'm sure I can't due to price.

I couldn't care less about live footage, so the cheapest way for me to get the demo CD is the way for me!

Got the 2CD/1 DVD edition in the mail and I know I'm being picky, but I hate oversized CD packaging that won't fit in my cabinets - and this is such a package.

I picked up the single cd version since i wasnt interested in the demos or dvd. To my amateur ears they maximized this one to head crushing levels. Very similar to the Nevermind remaster which to me was very disappointing. I went back to the original cd for my commute this morning and it sounds much better. I'm sticking with the original.

I picked up the 2CD/1DVD Special Edition. Man, I forgot how great this album is, what a marrige of hard rock & shouting rap lyrics. This will be in heavy rotation in my house.

Rick A.