Guerrilla Radio

Rage Against the Machine closed out the ’90s with “Guerrilla Radio,” a 1999 blast of rap-rock rebellion. Taking aim at political hypocrisy, the track rides Tom Morello’s slashing riffs and Zack de la Rocha’s fiery rhymes. Its rallying cry “all hell can’t stop us now” became a late-’90s protest anthem. The song netted Rage a Grammy and endures as a turn-of-the-century call to action.