Bulls on Parade

Serving as a blistering critique of the American military-industrial complex, this track cemented the group's reputation as the era's preeminent political rock band. Zack de la Rocha delivers a furious vocal assault regarding aggressive military spending over a crushing, remarkably tight rhythm section. The song is particularly legendary for Tom Morello's groundbreaking guitar solo, where he famously mimics the sound of a DJ scratching a vinyl record by rubbing his hands across the strings.