The document provides an overview of Rage Against the Machine's discography, detailing their formation in 1991 and the release of four studio albums and two live albums. Their self-titled debut album achieved significant commercial success, particularly with the single 'Killing in the Name', while their second album, 'Evil Empire', reached No. 1 on the US charts. The band continued to release successful music with notable singles from their final albums, solidifying their impact on the rock genre.

1. The Rage Against the Machine Discography
Ian Chinich

2. Introduction
Ian Chinich joined East Providence, Rhode Island’s Automated Health Systems as
a customer service representative in 2016. When he is not providing
troubleshooting and administrative support, Ian Chinich enjoys playing guitar,
bass, and drums. He has played in several bands, including guitar in a Rage
Against the Machine cover band.

3. The Rage against the Machine discography includes four studio albums, two
live albums, and a few minor releases. The Los Angeles-based rock band
formed in 1991 and released their debut, self-titled album the following
year via Epic. Despite the relative youth of the band, Rage Against the
Machine reached No. 45 on the Billboard charts and performed even better
in international markets. The record has since achieved platinum status in
several markets, including triple platinum in the United States. The band’s
self-titled record produced several notable songs, with lead single “Killing in
the Name” going double platinum in America and charting well in several
countries.

4. Rage returned with their second studio album, Evil Empire, in 1996. Sales
were comparable but much more immediate than the self-titled release,
with Evil Empire reaching No. 1 on the US charts and top five in many
countries. The single “Bulls on Parade” helped the band make an impact on
American radio, charting at No. 11 on the US alternative charts.

5. The band’s final two studio albums, the cover album Renegades and the
band’s last original record The Battle of Los Angeles, continued to log
platinum designations around the world. The latter also spawned the band’s
most well-received singles on US alternative radio. “Guerrilla Radio” and
“Sleep Now in the Fire” hit No. 6 and No. 8, respectively, and “Testify”
charted at No. 16.