Sulphur on 11/3/2007 at 07:10
Chrono Cross's title theme and Liberi Fatali, the song to Final Fantasy VIII's intro.
Then there's a lot of stuff from Metropolis Part II, by Dream Theater. Home, for one. Also Who Are You, My Generation, The Real Me, Love Reign O'er Me and a whole bunch of others from The Who. Keith Moon could just drum up catharsis from chaos. Patent Exploding British Drummer, indeed.
Stitch on 11/3/2007 at 23:11
Lately for GRR HRKK I've found myself genuinely enjoying industrial-metal cliche collectors Hanzel und Gretyl, which is a bit like suddenly discovering that you're a homosexual furry.
june gloom on 11/3/2007 at 23:27
high on fire - sons of thunder is the absolute WIN. hell, HoF in general, but especially their blessed black wings album.
Dia on 12/3/2007 at 00:16
In the Air Tonight - Nonpoint
Days Go By - Dirty Vegas
Twist in My Sobriety - Tanita Takiram
Fell on Black Days - Soundgarden
Monsters - Everlast/Santana (just about anything Santana)
Sick Carousel - Lifehouse
Lhet on 12/3/2007 at 08:00
Muse - Knights of Cyndonia
Can't really think of anything else
Turtle on 12/3/2007 at 15:54
Quote Posted by Stitch
Lately for GRR HRKK I've found myself genuinely enjoying industrial-metal cliche collectors Hanzel und Gretyl, which is a bit like suddenly discovering that you're a homosexual furry.
Jesus!
Where are you finding Hanzel und Gretyl?
I saw them fucking
years ago and was never able to find anything by them (it would help if I could have remembered how to spell their name while I was in the record store).
They had one song, which I can't remember now, that I
had to have.
Rug Burn Junky on 12/3/2007 at 16:39
Due to reasons which shall not be disclosed, I was reminded of the album Melody A.M. by Röyksopp a few months ago. Tossed it on my little flash MP3 player and promptly forgot about it.
About two months ago, with my iPod battery dead, I needed music for the gym, picked up the Muvo, and went about my way. Whole album is nice and mellow, and lets me zone out. But since I start from the beginning of the album, by the time I finish my warm-up sets, I'm usually doing my heaviest lifts on my biggest exercises (Squats, Bench, Deadlifts) during the second song, (
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jl4rwMZWATs) Eple.
So, after two months of this now, I've just come to realize that it's become sort of a pavlovian response for me. When I hear that song, it automatically gets my adrenaline going. And not just in a "Hey I like that song" kind of way: my body now associates it with "Oh fuck, I have to move big stuff" and I get physically tense and amped up from it.
oudeis on 13/3/2007 at 05:05
yeah, but how much are you lifting?
Tocky on 13/3/2007 at 11:44
The front of a cabs worth.
And what is it with you Pantera people? You can't just go all the way and listen to Ramstein?
BEAR on 13/3/2007 at 13:10
Bah, I can listen to some Ramstein but its no where near as heavy as pantera :P
