We Want It All

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"We Want It All"
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Single by Zack de la Rocha
Released2004
Recorded2003, Nothing Studio, New Orleans, Louisiana
GenreAlternative metal, industrial rock
Length4:08
LabelBroadcast Music, Inc.
Producer(s)Trent Reznor

We Want It All is one of only two songs the Rage Against the Machine vocalist Zack de la Rocha released while the band was disbanded. Out of the twenty or so tracks which De La Rocha and Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails collaborated on, this is the only track of those sessions which has been released.[1][2][3] The song was produced by Reznor and was recorded at Nothing Studio in New Orleans in 2003. It was mixed by David Bianco at Sunset Sound in Los Angeles and mastered by Steve Marcussen.

History[]

The song appears on the 2004 compilation album Songs and Artists that Inspired Fahrenheit 9/11.[4] De La Rocha said of his song appearing on the soundtrack;

"Michael's film continues to deepen the discussion at a time when the big lie and the even bigger bombs threaten the hope of creating real democracy in the world. I hope my song and this record keep that discussion going." - Zack de la Rocha

Michael Moore praised Zack on the official Epic Records press release;

"Zack, the lead singer of the greatest rock band of the '90s, Rage Against the Machine, is, in person, the most gentle of souls you will ever meet. But when he gets in the studio or on the stage, a fire erupts that consumes all who listen. This is his first song in five years and it's a barn burner! Welcome back, Zack, we need ya now more than ever..." - Michael Moore [5]

In the liner notes of the soundtrack, it is worth noting that the song is © 2004 Word War Publishing (BMI), citing among fans that Zack may have left his long-time label, Epic Records. A video was also announced in the press release, however it never surfaced.

Critical reception[]

On the song, CraveOnline stated: "The vocal track was true to Zack’s lyrical form, while the instrumentation had the drum-and-bass feel of Nine Inch Nails’ 'The Perfect Drug'."[6]

Personnel[]

References[]

  1. ^ Reznor Says Collabos With De La Rocha, Keenan May Never Surface, MTV.com article (May 10 2005)
  2. ^ "ZACK DE LA ROCHA's Collaboration With TRENT REZNOR Posted Online". Blabbermouth.net. September 13, 2004. Retrieved January 5, 2014.
  3. ^ "Moore Compiles Music That Inspired 'Fahrenheit'". Billboard. Retrieved January 5, 2014.
  4. ^ 'We Want It All' Promo on eil.com
  5. ^ Michael Moore Track by Track Analysis on about.com
  6. ^ "Zack De La Rocha Completes Solo CD". CraveOnline. September 20, 2007. Retrieved January 5, 2014.

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