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"Former Rage Against the Machine frontman Zack de la Rocha\ncollaborated with DJ Shadow on &amp;quot;March of Death,&amp;quot; a new song the two\nhave posted on their anti-war Web site, marchofdeath.com.\n&amp;quot;I hope [this song] not only makes us think,&amp;quot; writes de la\nRocha, &amp;quot;but also inspires us to act and raise our voices.&amp;quot;\nAlong with the new track, the site features forceful critiques\nof the Bush administration and the current war with Iraq from both\nartists. &amp;quot;Lies, sanctions and cruise missiles have never created a\nfree and just society,&amp;quot; de la Rocha writes. &amp;quot;Only everyday people\ncan do that. Which is why I&amp;apos;m joining the millions worldwide who\nhave stood up to oppose the Bush administration&amp;apos;s attempt to expand\nthe U.S. empire at the expense of human rights at home and\nabroad.&amp;quot;\nAdding to de la Rocha&amp;apos;s sentiment, DJ Shadow writes, &amp;quot;Artists,\nbe they painters, actors, writers or musicians, have a\nresponsibility to reflect and interpret the world around them. Our\ncurrent administration&amp;apos;s foreign policy strikes me as being\nreckless, inhumane and hopelessly out of step with the so-called\n&amp;apos;values&amp;apos; it claims to defend. We, the world&amp;apos;s only superpower, have\nthe immense capacity to ease human suffering throughout the world,\nyet we choose to inflict it upon those who deem a threat to our\nagenda of empire.&amp;quot;\nThe two have also completed three tracks together for de la\nRocha&amp;apos;s upcoming solo album, in progress since he broke up Rage\nAgainst the Machine in 2000. Nine Inch Nails&amp;apos; Trent Reznor is also\nco-producing the set."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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