Show us your "Apocolypse Jukebox"
Nov 15, 2005 at 4:00 PM Post #16 of 25
House of the Rising Sun was very close on my list. I *think* Muse covered that on some NME compilation, albeit shorter and more, heh, apocalyptic.

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From the Sci-Fi Lullabies compilation, well done! (at least that's what I have it on)


I'm a whore for the artwork, so I fumble around various singles. Sci-Fi leaves off some stuff that's well worth tracking down, IMO.



I wanted to add that in no way are those ten my favorite songs, just some that have had emotional meaning at some point in my life. I remember this issue of [COMIC GEEK]Animal Man where the villain was going to set off a bomb that would flash his life backwards to the world's thoughts and then detonate at birth[/COMIC GEEK]. Kinda like that.
 
Nov 15, 2005 at 4:27 PM Post #17 of 25
these are the ones i would go with, and i would not go gently
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10. the man comes around - johnny cash
9. celebrated summer - hüsker dü
8. roundabout - yes
7. halleluja - leonard cohen, sung by jeff buckley
6. the pan within - the waterboys
5. babe, i'm on fire - nick cave
4. sacrifice/let there be peace - bob mould
3. the outsiders - rem
2. i love the world - new model army
1. let it happen - the waterboys

from realisation to elation, from anger to acceptance... but not without a fight
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Nov 15, 2005 at 8:20 PM Post #19 of 25
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Originally Posted by elrod-tom
1) The Beatles - Hey Jude: It's not a particularly complex tune, but I've always cranked it up any time it's come on. In fact, I'm going to go listen to it now.


Of course if the world is really ending and that's the last song, it's lying to you - nothing's going to make it better.
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the very last tune I'd want is "Naima" by John Coltrane. And then comes the fireball.
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Nov 15, 2005 at 8:39 PM Post #20 of 25
The way I'd want to go out is to sulk in my own misery for a bit, cheer up and have a good time, then BOOM! I'm gone.

10. Guns N' Roses - Knockin' On Heaven's Door
9. Louis Armstrong - What A Wonderful World
8. Alice in Chains - Rain When I Die
7. Bee Gees - Stayin' Alive (a.k.a. "cheer up, emo boy!")
6. Van Halen - Beautiful Girls
5. Black Sabbath - Children of the Sea
4. Ministry - So What
3. Led Zeppelin - Celebration Day
2. Metallica - Anesthesia/Whiplash
1. AC/DC - Highway to Hell
 
Nov 16, 2005 at 4:31 AM Post #21 of 25
Put a decent amount of thought into this, which is kinda sad.

In this order:
Spoon - The Way We Get By
Talking Heads - Born Under Punches
Wilco - Jesus, Etc.
King Crimson - Fallen Angel
Led Zeppelin - Kashmir
Sigur Ros - Ny Batteri
Porcupine Tree - Russia on Ice
King Crimson - Starless
Jeff Buckley - Hallelujah (Cliche? Whatever)
Radiohead - How to Disappear Completely

Hopefully the apocalypse can hold out for some of my longer tracks.
 
Nov 17, 2005 at 4:11 AM Post #22 of 25
It’s funny, when I opened this thread I had Hallelujah from Buckley just starting. What a song to go out on! My list would be,

King Crimson- Starless (That ending is just like the Apocalypse)

Genesis-Supper's Ready (Anything that is called Apocalypse 9/8 must be played when the time has come)

Kevin Gilbert- All Fall Down (A song that just seems fitting if you have ever heard it)

Peter Gabriel- Here Comes the Flood (I think the Robert Fripp version from Exposure would fit the bill)

The Beatles- The whole ending suite to Abbey Road (If it was good enough for the Beatles to end on then it should be good enough for me)

And finally

Frank Zappa- Muffin Man (If the world comes to an end I want to go out with a song that has absolutely nothing to do with nothing yet contains the most badass ending solo)
 
Nov 17, 2005 at 4:38 AM Post #23 of 25
Hmm... It took some hard thinking... but here they are.

10. Isis- Bob Dylan
9. Lather- Jefferson Airplane
8. Jimi Thing- Dave Matthews Band
7. Uncle John's Band- The Grateful Dead
6. Hey Jude- The Beatles
5. Cocaine- Eric Clapton
4. When the Music's Over- The Doors
3. Frances Farmer Will Have Her Revenge on Seattle- Nirvana
2. Have A Cigar- Pink Floyd
1. Like A Rolling Stone- Bob Dylan
 
Nov 17, 2005 at 6:03 AM Post #24 of 25
How to even choose...

Cream - Sunshine of Your Love
Death Cab for Cutie - We Looked Like Giants
Flogging Molly - Light of a Fading Star
Dream Theater - Anything
Dredg - Ode to the Sun (heh, fitting)
Nightwish - Wish I Had an Angel/Ghost Love Score
Tool - Ticks and Leeches/Lateralus/Forty-six and two
The Crystal Method - Born too Slow
The Postal Service - Such Great Heights
The Red Hot Chilli Peppers - Anything

Number 1: Nine Inch Nails-Heresy

ahh crap thats 11. I lose

Maybe Finish it off with a little Agnus Dei
 
Nov 17, 2005 at 8:26 AM Post #25 of 25
10. Helstar - "Benediction"
9. The Lord Wierd Slough Feg - "Hiberno-Latin Invasion"
8. The Pogues - "If I should Fall From Grace With God"
7. Running Wild - "Black Wings of Death"
6. Green Carnation - "As Life Flows By"
5. Therion - "The Rise Of Sodom and Gomorrah"
4. Clutch - "Ghost"
3. My Dying Bride - "Your River"
2. Katatonia - "Brave"
1. Agalloch - "...And The Great Cold Death of The Earth"
 

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