“Stacked Actors” by Foo Fighters is another one of my lifting favorites.
Matt
Hey TC save your money, I am DJ, pm me your email and I can send you some.
Now I have a sweet remix of voodoo people by the prodigy…pump it by black eyed peas…and more of the newer rock as of March 1 this year…none of the over played stuff…
Oh and the best Metallica song is
“So %ucking what” off of Garage days…
THE PRODIGY “POISON”
WORKS EVERY TIME
Fort Minor - Remember the Name
“This is 10% luck, 20% skill, 15% concentrated power of will. 5% pleasure, 50% pain and 100% reason to remember the name.”
pantera ‘im broken’
everyone should own at least 3 pantera albums - ‘cowboys from hell’, ‘vulgar display of power’ and ‘far beyond driven’. if i had to choose one song it would be that named above, or possibly domination.
The Prodigy - Voodoo People
Chevelle - Wonder Whats Next
Pearl Jam - Release
Avenged Sevenfold - Beast and the Harlot, Burn it Down, Bat Country, Blinded in Chains, Strength of the World
Atreyu - Creature, Shameful, Our Sick Story, We Stand Up, My Fork in The Road
Thrice - Identity Crisis, Ultra Blue, Kill me Quickly, As The Ruin Falls, Cold Cash and Colder Hearts, A Subtle Dagger, Hold Fast Hope
System of a Down, BYOB, Revenga, This Cociane Makes me Feel Like I’m on This Song, Vicinity of Obscenity, Attack, Bounce!, Dreaming, Cigaro, F**k the System, Shimmy
Slipknot - 9.0: Live(the entire album)
From Autumn to Ashes - Where Do You Draw The Line?, Sugar Wolf, The Funny Thing About Getting Pistol Whipped Is…, Short For Show
That oughta cover you for a while… heh
[quote]B-Mac13 wrote:
Techno
The World Is Mine by David Guetta
Rap
Victory by Notorious BIG
Don’t Push Me by 50 Cent
The Rain by DMX
What you know about that by TI
Rock
One and Fade to Black by Metallica[/quote]
i’ll throw out another vote for victory by Notorious BIG
Also
Ambitionz az a ridah–2pac
The Harrying of the Heathen - CAPRICORNS
one of the best bands I have seen in a very long time, being a music journalist I am constantly subjected to mediocre pap. This band were insatiably brutal whilst remaining morose and profound. Check them out.
Also:
Post Ivy-League Depression - HELLA
very intense drumming; mostly focusing around snare and cymbals rather than ‘metal brutal’ which is just incessant hammering of the bass drum. Guitars and keyboards more in the vein of free-jazz. Very interesting.
Finally, 3 bands whose entire back-catalogs are excellent:
LIGHTNING BOLT
MELT BANANA
SHELLAC
Fear Factory : Slave Labor
I am surprised no on mentioned this. It gets me charged every time I hear it. Hell, I am charged thinking about it.
Superbeast - Rob Zombie
Another Brick In The Wall - Korn
Limps Bizkit - Rollin (Urban Assault Vehicle)
There are 2 versions of Rollin on the same album, make sure it’s the Urban Assault version.
The Caesars- Jerk it Out
The Cult- She Sells Sanctuary
Bush- Prize Fighter and Superman
Trust Company- Downfall
Tchaikovsky - Marche Slave (awesome theme)
Dragonforce - My Spirit Will Go On
Avenged Sevenfold - Chapter Four
Children of Bodom - Bodom Beach Terror
snap by slipknot
before i forget- slipknot
pushes me away-linkin park
wont back down-fuel
hey man nice shot-filter
10 thousand fists-disturbed
blackheart-slipknot
the end has come-ben moody
Dragula - Rob Zombie
Hurt - Johnny Cash
Chronic Future - Time and Time Again
The Chemical Brothers - Galvanize
Finger Eleven - Other Light
Sevendust - burned out
Paul Oakenfeld “Ready Steady Go”
I can’t believe no one else mentioned DOPE, you guys need to download “die motherfucker die” I promise you won’t be sorry.