RAGE - MOST CHOSEN (2008)

Rage - Most Chosen DVD Cover

Contents

  1. (I'm) Stranded - The Saints
  2. 100% - Sonic Youth
  3. Rush - Big Audio Dynamite II
  4. Rocks - Primal Scream
  5. Are You The One? - The Presets
  6. Firestarter - The Prodigy
  7. Sheela-Na-Gig - PJ Harvey
  8. The Killing Moon - Echo & The Bunnymen
  9. Evidence - Faith No More
  10. She Cries Your Name - Beth Orton
  11. Rise - Public Image LTD
  12. Under The Milky Way - The Church
  13. Ashes To Ashes - David Bowie
  14. Ghost Town - The Specials
  15. Shivers - The Boys Next Door
  16. Monkey Gone To Heaven - Pixies
  17. Miss World - Hole
  18. Alright - Supergrass
  19. Lust For Life - Iggy Pop
  20. Hey Boy Hey Girl - The Chemical Brothers
  21. Bucky Done Gun - M.I.A.
  22. Antmusic - Adam Ant
  23. Lazyitis - Happy Mondays
  24. Close To Me - The Cure
  25. Island In The Sun - Weezer
  26. Rabbit In Your Headlights - UNKLE
  27. Numb - Portishead
  28. Ms. Jackson - OutKast
  29. Freedom Of '76 - Ween
  30. This Is Hardcore - Pulp
  31. Around The World - Daft Punk
  32. Frontier Psychiatrist - The Avalanches
  33. Chase The Dragon - Beasts Of Bourbon
  34. Positive Bleeding - Urge Overkill
  35. Son Of Sam - Elliott Smith
  36. Better Be Home Soon - Crowded House
  37. Just Like Honey - The Jesus & Mary Chain
  38. Berlin Chair - You Am I
  39. That's Entertainment - The Jam
  40. Cattle And Cane - The Go-Betweens

Releases

  • DVD - ABC Muisc/EMI 5313823 (Australia) - PAL, 153 min.

Notes

This review by Bernard Zuel appeared in The Age:

3-1/2 stars

THESE are apparently among the 40 most popular selections by guest Rage programmers. Can we discern patterns? We can say that the preference with local bands is for off-the-main tracks (except for the Church, maybe) with the brutalist Beasts of Bourbon, the punked Saints, the suicidal Boys Next Door, the sample-heavy Avalanches, the hard-edged electro-pop Presets and the SNAG Go Betweens appearing while, say, INXS, Cold Chisel, Midnight Oil and Hunters and Collectors are noticeably absent. Disturbing videos, such as UNKLE's Rabbit In Your Headlights are relatively lightly represented (no Aphex Twin? It seems to come up regularly on my viewings of Rage) as are the more overtly amusing fare. Instead, you get Big Audio Dynamite's Rush; OutKast's Ms Jackson and Crowded House's Better Be Home Soon. Still, just like experiencing Rage live, it's hard to stop watching as you think, "Just one more then I'll get on with life".