2015.10.12 MON.
"Reiji Geinst the Machine Live"
Reiji Against the Machine
"Live at Finsbury Park 2010"
Explosive sound screening @ Club Quatro
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Born in Kichijoji in 2008, the Bombing Film Festival is now held throughout the year in various parts of Japan. The "Bright Sound Film Festival" will mainly focus on live works, and the venue itself will be moved to a live house, and a new outfit will be held! Please experience a number of precious bands + artists + works in an environment where you can explore the sophisticated sound and realism!
Advance sale ¥1,800
¥1,800 on the day
※¥3,000 (tax included) will also be released on September 19th (Sat) for 2 works with "Toking Heads / Stop Making Sense".
Udo Ticket Center
・If you have a pass ticket, you will be admitted after the person who has a single ticket.
・If you have a pass ticket, you will be charged a drink fee only for the first admission time.
10/12 (Mon./holiday) 18:30 start "Toking Heads/Stop Making Sense"
※If you enter after the opening time, the reference number will be invalid.
Please come with plenty of time.
※Admission for those under 6 years of age (preschool children) is not allowed.
■Ticket information
Advance reservations will be accepted from Tuesday, September 8 on the Udo Music Office website for details.
Udo Music Office website
Reiji Geinst the Machine "Live at Finsbury Park 2010" <Reiji's free concert in London in June 2010!＞
This legendary concert is based on a fan-led story in which a set of fans called for support for Reiji Against the Machine in a way that competes with popular audition programs, and many fans supported it and the band responded to that passion.
At the end of 2009, U.K.-based Motors launched a campaign to put Reiji Against the Machine first place to compete against the Christmas UK single-chart number one winner of U.K.'s popular TV program X-Facter every year.
At that time, the representative song "Killing in the Name" was nominated 17 years ago as a rival song. In U.K., the media also featured a lot of attention to whether the X-Factor winner or Reiji Against the Machine would win.
As a result, it overturned most expectations, and with many fans' support and purchase campaigns, "Killing in the Name" finally won the first place in the UK single chart on Christmas.
Impressed by their campaigns, Reiji Against the Machine donated $162,713 proceeds to the charity and Zack de la Rocha, the band's lead singer, promised to hold a free concert in London to celebrate the success of the campaign.
The promise was made at Finsbury Park in London on June 6, 2010, and this film recorded the enthusiastic performances of both fans and bands at that time.
The full energy of the fans who spread from the actions of a set of fans and who have won historical success, and the band who resonated with it, collide with each other at once on the day of the concert, sparking the scene of the "Fight Club" and "Dragon Tattoo Woman" is beautifully depicted with the feeling of Jeff Kronenwes, who was famous for shooting.
This time, "Live at Finsbury Park" showed a strange excitement from the start with the high-tension performance of Reiji Against the Machine and 80,000 enthusiastic fans, and the excitement is a fierce footage that reached the climax with the first place winner song "Killing in the Name".
Songs recorded
1.Testify 2.Bombtrack 3.People of the Sun 4.Know Your Enemy 5.Bulls on Parade 6.Township Rebellion 7.Bullet in the Head 8.White Riot(The Clash cover) 9.Guerrilla Radio 10.Sleep Now in the Fire 11.Freedom 12.Killing in the Name
Live At Finsbury Park (2012/about 69 minutes/United States)
Production: V. James Spinera, Brian Conway, Will Gadi, Rick Louvin filmed: Jeff Kronenwes
Music / Appearance: Reiji Against the Machine provided: Yamaha Music Media
©2012 Rage Against The Machine