Four studio records and one argument that has run since 1992: the raw debut everyone owns, the chart-topping follow-up, the polished third act, or the covers set that closed the book.
1The Battle of Los AngelesThe 1999 album featuring Guerrilla Radio and Sleep Now in the Fire, often called the band's most complete record.1000pts
2Rage Against the MachineThe 1992 self-titled debut that fused rap and metal into Killing in the Name and Bullet in the Head.873pts
3RenegadesThe 2000 covers album, released after the band's split, reworking songs by Dylan, Springsteen, Cypress Hill and more.555pts
4Evil EmpireThe 1996 follow-up that debuted at number one and won a Grammy for Tire Me.0pts





















