I've got two to start...

Plowed ~ Sponge
The Perfect Drug ~ Nine Inch Nails

Mad World - Gary Jules
What a wonderful world - Louis Armstrong

Just remembered another one:

Where ~ Ultraspank

"South of Heaven" by Slayer
the first five tracks on the latest Soundtrack of Our Lives album
most of A Ghost is Born by Wilco
most stuff by M83
"My War" by Black Flag in a car, screaming at full throttle, next to a carload of trixies
Beethoven's 9th
"She Watch Channel Zero" by Public Enemy

My war! You're one of them!

I love that song.

I think if you listen to the Mohinder discography at anything above six, it will shatter your eardrums.

Even better Black Flag (although My War is pretty much it...): Clocked In.
Others:
Naked Raygun - I Lie and Surf Combat
Guided By Voices - My Son Cool
Bad Brains - Pay to ***
Slayer - Epidemic
Autechre - (most anything) I hurt my head...
Pailhead - I Will Refuse

Anything off "Psalm 69" by Ministry.

"America", the Keys to ascention version.
"Tarkus", Welcome Back my Friends version
Most of Seconds Out CD
"Countdown" I only have the studio version so...


Lots of others, but that's the short list

Anything off "Psalm 69" by Ministry.

yeah, but especially New World Order

Freak on a Leash or Got the Life - Korn
Slipknot (can't remember the name: "insane, am i the only M'er F-er with a brain."

Like a Stone - Audioslave
Around the Fur - Deftones

Die MF-Dope

']Pailhead - I Will Refuse

Y'know, I often forget how good that song is. Then I end up listening to it over and over for a week straight. Time to go dig that 7" out.

Thanks!

anything by Kenny G. . . actually, that has to be really soft. . . like volume=0

anything by Kenny G. . . actually, that has to be really soft. . . like volume=0


Ass. :p

John Tesh. No one likes John Tesh! I thought he had good stuff up until he started to call himself singing on the albums. Now that's nasty. :eek:

Koffee

anything on Amon Tobin's Supermodified, the recording is horrible, not sure what happened.

too bad, it's a sweet record.

One song I play that could compete with the Maxell stereo...Concrete Blondes' "Joey.."
I make that song wail.

anything on Amon Tobin's Supermodified, the recording is horrible, not sure what happened.

too bad, it's a sweet record.

I feel the same way about Metallica's ...And Justice For All

Terrible mix

The Jesus Lizard-Mouthbreather

Songs you can't play too loudly

I assume you mean songs that one might play at "11" if possible?

Dunno why, but this one comes to mind: Probot - Red War
And these:
Metallica - Master Of Puppets
Black Sabbath - Black Sabbath Creepy as hell-listening to it right now
Black Sabbath - Supertzar<-I don't think most people would realize this is Sabbath
Ah, hell, Sabbath just needs to be cranked! Ahem, excuse me-"crunk", I mean.

when i was walking to the subway this morning someone had the song "When a Man Loves a Woman" blasting from their apartment. several highschool kids noticed it and were singing along...really mocking it by belting it out. i just had to shake my head, smile, and carry on.

when i was walking to the subway this morning someone had the song "When a Man Loves a Woman" blasting from their apartment. several highschool kids noticed it and were singing along...really mocking it by belting it out. i just had to shake my head, smile, and carry on.


Someone was probably getting their freak on. Can't blame that.... ;)

Koffee

Godflesh ~ Streetcleaner

Freebird! Hell yeah :D

Social Distotion - all of their songs.
Anthrax/Public enemy - Bring the noise
The Highwaymen - The highwayman
Robert Earl Keen - Christmas from the Family
David Allen Coe - You Never Even Called Me By My Name
Operation Ivy - Soundsystem
Pepper - Give it up
The Crow soundtrack (except for the last song).
Spongmonkeys (rathergood.com) - We Like the moon (for my nephews)
Haiducci - Dragostea din tei (That song is addicting - and no I don't sing along to it)

David Allen Coe - Phuck Anita Bryant

Starship Trooper

At the risk of dating myself:
Anything from the first Clash album, but specifically:
London's Burning
I'm So Bored With The USA
Janie Jones
Anything from The Clash "London Calling",
Put the first side on (still got the LP, doncha?)and let 'er rip, song for song best in recorded history.

the two albums that come to mind straight away are-

uphill battle - s/t
isis - mosquito control ep

So What? - Anti-Nowhere League

God Save the Queen - The Sex Pistols

Anarchy in the UK - The Sex Pistols

The Laughing Gnome - David Bowie

Jesus Lizard- I like them! I had one of their records.

Steel Pole Bath TUb- Paranoid (same for the original of course)
Anything by Tool

Fishbone, all of Truth and Soul
The first couple of Shellack 7"s
"Animal" by Pearl Jam

soundgarden-outshined
Rush-Limelight
Zep- Good times, bad times
Molly Hatchet-FLirtin' with disaster
All Tool and Fireball Ministry
Chili Peppers- higher ground
Mudvayne-happy

And no, I don't have a mullet and an El Camino...

your title is ambiguous ... it can be taken two ways.










so I suppose my answer would be ... Ravel's Boléro

Ambiguous indeed, though not intentionally. To clarify, I'm talking about songs that, no matter how loudly you have them turned up, never sound like too much.

yeah, shellac also. just about anything with albini's hand in it.

New Orleans is Sinking - [I]The Tragically Hip[I]

Pantera - Becoming Love that song! Of course, Pantera's music lends itself to high volume anyway.
Neurotica - All My Friends Crush You Catchy tune-rather infectious.
The Offspring - Bad Habit Esp. in the cage, hehe. "...you stupid, dumb****, goddamn mother****er!"

when i was walking to the subway this morning someone had the song "When a Man Loves a Woman" blasting from their apartment. several highschool kids noticed it and were singing along...really mocking it by belting it out. i just had to shake my head, smile, and carry on.


What gets me me here is the fact that the highschool kids knew the words. Mock it they may, but you don't learn the words unless you really liked it -- at some time!

My songs you can't play too loud:

Golden Earring: Radar Love and Twilight Zone.
Tainted love (the original one). . .

There're more, but I never can remember the names/artists of most of the songs I like to play loud.

And what's the title of the relatively new song with the chorus "here comes the rooster. . ."

Add Aldo Nova, life is just a fantasy, to the list. Heard that this morning before work channel surfing. I think it was on VH 1 classic. 500 watt surround sound at 6 am. Yeah Baby!

Fishbone - Party At GroundZero

Tainted love (the original one). . .

I dunno, the coil version sounds better loud.

The Gloria Jones version?

Probably Soft Cell.

"School's Out", Alice Cooper.

You don't need anything more!

Anything from the first Clash album, but specifically:London's Burning,I'm So Bored With The USA,Janie Jones,Anything from The Clash "London Calling",Put the first side on (still got the LP, doncha?)and let 'er rip, song for song best in recorded history. I may only be 17 but I totally agree with that. I have a 6 disc Cd changer and the first 2 are the essential clash 1 and then 2nd is number 2 Let those go straight and hardly ever change.

After that You guys should give Interpol a try anything on that album especially slowhands and public pervert.

Heard the tune by Don Henley..."Dirty Laundry." one of the oldies that I like to re-hear..But,one I play loudly. can not but hear its' phone ringing,unless you play it loud.

Any Mahavishnu Orchestra with the original band. Crazy and loud intense guitar solos with very complicated beats.

Heard the tune by Don Henley..."Dirty Laundry." one of the oldies that I like to re-hear..But,one I play loudly. can not but hear its' phone ringing,unless you play it loud.

Mmmmm, Sunset Grill--real LOUD--it's a built song!

Can't believe I forgot "One step closer" by Linkin Park. Greatest song in the last decade to blow out the speakers with. And perfect length, any longer I might hurt myself when it comes on. :D

Bad Brains :Hair.
Butthole Surfers :SweatLoaf.
Fluke :Atombomb.
Cirrus :Back on a mission.
Leftfield :Swords.
MC5 :Ramblin' Rose.
Timo Mass :Riding on a storm
Space Monkeys :Chopper squad killed rock and roll.
Bran Van 3000 :Afrodiziak

My station has started playing John Butler Trio's new stuff..from Australia...They recently appeared in town..Wish I could have gone... has anyone heard Zebra..
I get new speakers, for that tune, I will have to bust out some windows and get a ticket for too many decibels..They really wail...playing the water pipes..what percusion.anyon know them..?