“Revolution Man” by Union Underground

"Revolution Man" was one of three singles off ...An Education in Rebellion, the American nu metal band the Union Underground's one and only studio album, which Columbia released in July 2000. Bryan Scott wrote the words, co-wrote the music with Patrick Kennison, and produced it, with Kennison and engineer Ulrich Wild as co-producers; Brendan O'Brien mixed it.

It was a long way from the band's beginnings. They had made and sold more than 5,000 copies of a 1997 EP on their own before Columbia's John Weakland took notice, and after playing for three label reps they were signed by John Kalodner to the Portrait imprint. The album sold nearly 400,000 copies, but it turned out to be their only major-label record before they broke up.

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