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Thank you,
Tom Morello from Rage Against The Machine."

To read more about Rage at the awards, check out the report at Rolling Stone.

On Wednesday we quickly set the band up on the steps where George Washington was first sworn in as President, on the corner of Wall and Broad Streets in lower Manhattan. Quite a large crowd came out of the brokerage houses and banks where the business of America is conducted on a daily basis. The police also came out. They ordered the makeshift concert to cease, but before we had a chance to stop, four officers jumped me and put me in one of those police locks like you see on that excellent and informative show, "COPS." One tried to break my arm, the other put a choke hold on my neck. In all my years of shooting in New York, I have never had this happen, and all I could think of was, well, I just hope it's a new plunger.

When the band and the crowd saw this, they went nuts. Hundreds of them jumped two police barricades and tore across the street to the front door of the New York Stock Exchange, ground zero of American Capitalism. It was a sight to behold. The police were so distracted with carting me away they couldn't catch up to the band - who, by this time, had made it inside the first set of double doors to the Exchange. At that moment, someone must have hit the riot button inside the Stock Exchange because suddenly these large steel gates came crashing down in front of the second set of double doors. Then all the gates of the Exchange came down. Clank! Clank! Clank! For the first time anyone could recall, the New York Stock Exchange went into lockdown - a full hour before its official closing time. The police left me and rushed over to break up the madness. But the band and their fans are faster than I was and escaped the clutches of the police.

You can catch the video on MTV in mid-February and me in court by late March."

Look out for another exclusive contest coming soon.

UPDATE: Check out MTV's report on the video shoot!

In less than ten weeks since its release BOLA has sold more than 2 million units in the U.S. "Battle" is still selling more than 100,000 copies a week, keeping it in the Top 30 on the Billboard album charts.

Listen to a clip of "Bulls on Parade" now:
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The cops came out again in Philadelphia (First Union Spectrum) on Dec.6th to express their opinions on RAGE and even threatened to go on a local affiliate major television network to dispute and defame RAGE. Once the cops found out that Zack and Tom would be present to debate them the officers backed down.

The clip was directed by the filmmaking team known as Honey. Honey member Nick Brooks was a co-winner of the 1998 Academy Award for Best Achievement In Visual Effects for his work on the Robin Williams stinker What Dreams May Come (we haven't seen it but apparently the visuals were the best part). Expect the clip to premiere on MTV any day now.

"Guerrilla Radio" also marks the first time Rage have crashed the Billboard Hot 100 singles charts (it recently debuted at No. 69). After a few, select club dates (10/27 at the Sports Palace Pavilion in Mexico City, 10/31 at the 9:30 Club in Washington D.C., and November 5 at The El Rey Theatre in LA), Rage will kick off their headlining North American arena tour on November 19 in Oakland, California.

Rage made its first ever appearance on "Late Night With David Letterman" - additional television performances are upcoming on MTV's "Total Request Live" (November 3) and a Los Angeles segment of "Late Night With Conan O'Brien" (November 11, NBC network).