dropkick murphys

linkin park/jayz collision course

 

I guess I should have put a disclaimer of no LP.

 

fort minor

 

saving abel

 

Atreyu, underoath, trivium, our last night, lower definition, etc

 

Godsmack *

 

Some bad suggestions so far*

Bouncing Souls - Maniacal Laughter
Wu Tang Clan - Forever
Propagandhi - Less Talk, More Rock
Mad Caddies - Keep It Going
Atmosphere - When Life Gives You Lemons...
Rudiments - Circle Our Empire
Del Tha Funkee Homosapien - I Wish My Brother George Was Here
Hot Hot Heat - Elevator

That's what I like listening to loud but your mileage may vary

 

Nice, found most of them.

The Death Machines - Where's my Liquor
Four Way Stop - Taint Bustin'
Rhinestone Cowboys - They Call me Froot Loops
The Olden Goldies - Login Failed
The Beatles - Yesterday

Are any of these bands real (this thread is 4 srs) besides the Beatles?

What kind of music do you like?

Some of my favorite high volume tunes are:

Dying Fetus - Epidemic of Hate. Careful, though... the opening drum part has blown out more than one of my friends speakers.

Tool - Any song will do...

Slayer. Angel of Death, Mandatory Suicide and Reign in Blood being my favorites.

The Mars Volta - Televators and Roulette Dares.

A Perfect Circle - Orestes. Can't suggest this one enough... absolutely beautiful and on a good system it almost makes me melt.

Good suggestions. I have all Tool, A Perfect Circle and The Mars Volta albums. I love the newest album The Bedlam in Goliath. Try out the song Ilyena. They have a new drummer and he has some interesting chops.

 

The Grateful Dead

 

AC/DC


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head automatica

alexisonfire

 

DJ Shadow is good background music but Blackfoot, train train, should always be played loud enough for other people to enjoy.

 

The Death Machines - Where's my Liquor
Four Way Stop - Taint Bustin'
Rhinestone Cowboys - They Call me Froot Loops
The Olden Goldies - Login Failed
The Beatles - Yesterday

 

3 Doors Down - When I'm Gone

 

What kind of music do you like?

Some of my favorite high volume tunes are:

Dying Fetus - Epidemic of Hate. Careful, though... the opening drum part has blown out more than one of my friends speakers.

Tool - Any song will do...

Slayer. Angel of Death, Mandatory Suicide and Reign in Blood being my favorites.

The Mars Volta - Televators and Roulette Dares.

A Perfect Circle - Orestes. Can't suggest this one enough... absolutely beautiful and on a good system it almost makes me melt.

 

I seriously cannot tell if most the suggestions in this thread are a joke, or serious.

 

Serious suggestions:

Tonic:Casual Affair (rockin song that makes any system sound incredible)
Prodigy: Pretty much anything from Fat of the Land esp Narayan
Sevendust:B#*%h
Crystal Method:Tweaked Album
Atreyu:right side of the bed
Avenged Sevonfold:afterlife

for good listening of highs lows etc...

Dispatch:gut the van album is awesome.

 

Anything by Moller or Wagner.

 

Finntroll or the 1964 LeMans soundtrack.

 

Depends if you are or aren't high on devil's lettuce?

 

Eagles - Hell Freezes Over Tour (DTS 5.1 CD)

Crank Hotel California and enjoy.

If you like Dave Matthews, the Central Park live album, and The Gorge live album are good.

and last but not least, the "Beatles - Love" remaster album on DVD in 5.1 sounds pretty sick too.

 

I have to second the AC/DC and Wagner. I've been blasting AC/DC in my 91 9000, back in black, which is quite appropriate because its my first black SAAB since I turned my old one into a parts car.

But I really must add, The Chemical Brothers

 

Anything by Thievery Corporation.
Bonobo is pretty Jazzy.
RJD2 is pretty great music.

Of course there is Dj Shadow, Dj krush, Amon Tobin and Mr Scruff.


I can gmail you some tracks if you PM me.

 

What I've been on recently:

OK GO - Here It Goes Again
The Strokes - Reptilia
Nirvana - Breed
Motley Crue - Kickstart My Heart
Chili Peppers - Dani California

 

Stiff Little Fingers - "Inflammable Material"

 

I've been listening to Astral Projection all week...check them out.

 

Hah, I took a class in college taught by the manager of the older band Astral Project. Good stuff.

 

If you're into progressive/experimental rock I highly recommend OSI, Porcupine Tree and Oysterhead as well.

The recording quality is ridiculous.

Also, I can never plug these guys enough... Between the Buried and Me. Heres a couple of videos to give you a little taste if you aren't familiar.

They are live clips, but their recording quality on the last two records(Alaska and Colors) is incredibly good.