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What songs require you to turn up the volume?

Virtually any song off Who's Next.

Original Album Tracklist
    • Baba O'Riley (4:59)
    • Bargain (5:33)
    • Love Ain't for Keeping (2:10)
    • My Wife (3:35) (written by John Entwistle)
    • The Song Is Over (6:19)
    • Getting in Tune (4:49)
    • Going Mobile (3:40)
    • Behind Blue Eyes (3:41)
    • Won't Get Fooled Again (8:32) [1, 2, 3]
 
I seem to be a bit older than most, but anything from the Van Halen 1 album, most from Van Halen 2 and.... Oh heck, anything Van Halen. LOL
 
A bit older than your bit older because Montrose Rock Candy off their debut album causes immediate volume adjustments mandatory. :teeth
 
Dino Ferrari said:
I seem to be a bit older than most, but anything from the Van Halen 1 album, most from Van Halen 2 and.... Oh heck, anything Van Halen. LOL
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Van Halen 2 is an underrated album! It's one of my favorites, and it's on my list of "no-skip" albums (along with van halen 1) that I listen to all the way thru.
 
Kinda stuck on Third Stone from the Sun, Hendrix's version, followed by Dick Dale's version back to Jimmy, , ,
I've added this to my playlist of the start of Summer of Love, Monterey Pop Fest, thumb drive extravaganza,
Tears flow while I sing along, , ,
 
budman said:
A bit older than your bit older because Montrose Rock Candy off their debut album causes immediate volume adjustments mandatory. :teeth
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As well as Space Station #5 Montrose debut was a great album for sure. Make it last to add to that list as well
 
Buried Alive- Avenged Sevenfold
Burning Beard- Clutch
Boa(JDM)- Volbeat
Don’t Drag Me Down- Social Distortion
Dick Solid- Cancerslug
Switchblade- Lars Frederiksen
 
Comfortably Numb
Ten Years Gone
Neanderthal Man
In The City
Hotel California
Cry
Count On Me
Mountain Time

I've been on a kick recently revisiting Eagles music.
 
Just listening to Dechristianize by Vital Remains. I get literal chills at the first break when the solo hits
 
littlebeast said:

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Huh. In my head I was thinking that there wasn't a single LZ song that I'd turn up the volume. You found the only two. Good job. Thanks.
 
When the synth beats start pulsing, the flush rumbles and pulses underneath soft and tender skin. When the guitar riff hits, soft flesh will explode from the unleashed hulk, and as Raymond's vocals drop, you must charge headlong right through every puny building in your path with grit teeth and an animal roar in the back of your throat.

WHEN YOU PEEL BACK MY EYES
I SEE THE PAIN AND FEEL ALIVE

 
I saw kmfdm live three times in New York back in the early early 90s (late 80s?), I don't think I've listened to them at all in 30 years. Same with skinny puppy. Skinny puppy put on a hell of a theatrical show every time though. Demented fuckers.
Maybe I'll have to bust out the cassette tapes for some nostalgia.
 
Wuthering Heights, both Kate Bush and Pat Benatar versions.
Look Into The Future, Journey
Merlin the Magician, Rick Wakeman
 
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way to many but a little sample.
Steve Vai - Sisters
Zappa- anything from Hot Rats
Eric Johnson- When the sun meets the sky
Incubus- Wish you were here
Santana- Europa
Jorma Kaukonen- Genesis
SRV- Superstition
Butterfield- East West
 
ST Guy said:
Kaukonen?
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Jefferson Airplane, Hot Tuna and solo performer. Wrote and played acoustic on Embryonic Journey on the Airplanes Surrealistic Pillow. Was their lead guitar. ST Guy, yer playing me, right? You already knew this?
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Yes. I am fully aware of his work.

I still think that the very best music came out of the 60’s and 70’s from San Francisco and the Bay Area. The Jefferson Airplane, Grateful Dead and all the bands that came from them, Country Joe and the Fish, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Doobie Brothers, Santana, Steve Miller, Norton Buffalo, Stevie Nicks, Lindsey Buckingham, Big Brother and the Holding Company, Janis Joplin, Hot Tuna, Journey, etc.
 
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Which reminds me of another song that begs to be turned up loud.

 
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