How I Could Just Kill a Man
Rage Against the Machine’s earliest release of “How I Could Just Kill a Man” on file came out in 2000. Larry Muggerud, Louis Freese and Sen Dog are credited as its writers. The earliest release on file is Cypress Hill’s, from 1991. Also recorded by Cpt. Kirk &. (released 1994), Prophets of Rage (released 2017) and B-Star (released 2015), among 56 recordings of this work on MusicBrainz.
The credit on this one stays in the family. Sen Dog, Larry Muggerud and Louis Freese wrote it for Cypress Hill, and then Rage Against the Machine came back to cut it too. Play them back to back and listen to the same three names hold up under a rock band.
Credited writers: Larry Muggerud, Louis Freese and Sen Dog.
Earliest release on file: Cypress Hill, 1991.
- Cpt. Kirk &.1994
- B-Star2015
- Prophets of Rage2017
56 recordings of this work on MusicBrainz.
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