Zack de la Rocha's upcoming solo debut should come with a warning label at least for the tracks he made with
"It's dangerous,"
The former Rage Against the Machine frontman will have plenty of songs to choose from when he firms up a track list for the album. De la Rocha has worked with an array of hip-hop and electronic producers, including former Kool Keith collaborator Dan "the Automator" Nakamura, Roni Size, DJ Shadow and DJ Premier,
"He wanted to work with people he likes. We're just doing a whole bunch of tracks, and then he'll choose the final joints."
De la Rocha's Epic spokesperson said she had no information on his album. There was also no update on the remaining members of Rage Against the Machine, who last month were in a Los Angeles-area studio with former Soundgarden singer Chris Cornell. De la Rocha left Rage in October (see "Zack Leaves Rage Against The Machine").
"I'm the hardest-working man in show business,"