[Jeff Guidry]

There's only two songs recently that meet that standard for me, both by Pig Destroyer.

Gravedancer
In the Meantime (originally by Helmet)

Once, while driving around late at night, I listend to the whole of Pig Destroyer's record Terrorizer at very high volume. After about 20 minutes, it literally felt like I took a painkiller. Mentally, I was zonked and very passive, and physically I had a lack of sensation. I found I just didn't care about anything, which is exactly how I felt when I once took painkillers for recreational purposes (which I strongly recommend against).

 

[Edwood]

This is the only one I can think of right now.

Firebird Suite, 1919 Version
Chicago Symphony Orchestra

But purely for evil reasons.

It's a very quiet song until about 1/3 of the way through.
It's fun to see people jump.

A fun song to have others listen to a nice, powerful headphone/amp combo at a head-fi meet.

-Ed

 

[Ellen_125]

Definitly this one:

Depeche Mode - I feel you

 

[Jubei]

Down On The Street - The Stooges
Fun House - The Stooges
L.A. Blues - The Stooges
Rocket Queen - Guns N' Roses
Nobody Knows You When You're Down And Out - Derek & The Dominos

 

[Velvet]

Dire Straits - Money For Nothing
Metallica - Sanitarium
Dream Theater - Stream Of Consciousness
Van Halen - Panama (Live)
Judas Priest - Locked in

 

[MetalManCPA]

Way too many to list, but here's 5 for an example:

Opeth - Closure
Meshuggah - Future Breed Machine
Grip Inc - Skin Trade
Nevermore - We Disintegrate
American Head Charge - Loyalty

And for a non-metal moment, and due to the kick-#ss bass in my car:
Beyonce - Naughty Girl

Since I love metal, most of my music is crankable, which is why I am going deaf.

 

[kane]

Minor Threat - I Don't Want to Hear It
Dissection - The Somberlain
Foetus - The Only Good Christian Is A Dead Christian
Stooges - "Fun House" (whole album)
Flipper - Sex Bomb

 

[MetalManCPA]

Quote:

Originally Posted by kane Minor Threat - I Don't Want to Hear It Dissection - The Somberlain Foetus - The Only Good Christian Is A Dead Christian Stooges - "Fun House" (whole album) Flipper - Sex Bomb

Yes, another Foetus fan. I'm particular to DI-19026.

 

[kane]

Quote:

Originally Posted by MetalManCPA Yes, another Foetus fan. I'm particular to DI-19026.

I think my favorite from "Nail" is "Descent Into The Inferno", although the album flows like one long piece.

 

[MetalManCPA]

Quote:

Originally Posted by kane I think my favorite from "Nail" is "Descent Into The Inferno", although the album flows like one long piece.

The Overture to Pigdom Come, Enter the Exterminator, and The Throne of Agony are great tunes. Nail does flow real well as a complete album.

 

[unitnumber43]

The Kills - Cat Claw
My Chemical Romance - Hang 'em High*
Jeff Buckley - Alligator Wine
Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here
Muse - Sunburn

* If you don't scream the "mass convulsions, strike the choir, by the grace of god" part, there's something wrong with you.

 

[White Fox]

Art Blakey Free For All - replay 5 times.

Will fry your headphones/speakers. In this case, the term 'Hard Bop' literally makes sense.

 

[Glod]

OK then. From my garage band period:

AC/DC Back in Black - the whole album. I fried one Luxman integrated and the Audio-Pro speakers twice back then with that album. Nowadays I am more causcious about listening levels

Nobody makes rock-n-roll like that anymore

 

[agile_one]

JJ Cale: Cocaine
ZZ Top: Jesus Just Left Chicago
Jackson Browne: Runnin' on Empty
Neil Young: Rockin' in the Free World
Dire Straits: Sultans of Swing

 

[Asr]

Crystal Method - Vapor Trail
Crystal Method - Murder
Fluke - My Spine
Future Sound of London - We Have Explosive
Massive Attack - Inertia Creeps (who doesn't love those rhythmic, hypnotic bong drums?)