So, what do you put on when you want it LOUD! I'm not talking about the 1812 so the cannons approach live SPL levels. I'm talking about air guitar sceaming :guitar: , body numbing :yikes:, soul shaking (not to mention house shaking) loud :rockon: . I don't get in these moods as often since my "angry at the world" teenager years, but every now and then it's soul cleansing. I just ran some Joe Satriani "Flying in a blue dream" and "Back to shalla-bal" through my audio lab setups (HK A500 with JBL corner horns, Marantz 2270 with JBL L26's, JBL pusing some JBL mid-horns) all running at the same time and it ROCKED!

The intro to Sorrow - crank it you feel it in your bones! I'm
talking loud baby! It's a good thing it's @1minute 45 secs.
Sheer electrical power with emotion.
Well that's a start.
Carl

I've just put on Otis Redding. Gotta dance!

Either of his latest releases have some sick guitar playing and pounding bass lines that test my little 3wpc SET. Well recorded as well. There's a live track that had me looking out the window to see who was whistling. :scratch2: :screwy: :yes: MikE

Muahaha...

Kenny Loggins "footloose" and the next track.. on the Live from the redwoods cd.

Pink Floyd- Just about all of The Wall. Specially some of the tracks on disc two

Eagles- Take it easy, hole in the world, heatach tonight. and many more.

I dunno. theres a few.

Carl:

Sorrow?

Like Bowie "Sorrow"?

"long blond hair and eyes of blue,
The only thing I ever got from you
was sorrow" ? Great tune.

I've always been fond of blastin' out a couple live cuts, "Crossroads" by Cream and "One Way Out" by The Allman Brothers Band.

"Goin' Down" by Jeff Beck is pretty hot too.

I may be home alone shortly, so..............

Andyman, Nope this one is on topic. Momentary Lapse of Reason,
Pink Floyd. I put most of my 400 watts of McIntosh through my
JBL's. Track 10, as Wardsweb puts it "soul cleansing"
Were talking M.F. ing loud! Not just turned up!

Carl

Lately the only album I play at air guitar screaming volume is 'Ten Years After-Live at the Fillmore east.' I love the sound of the bass guitar. I also like blasting the song 'The Trio" from 'The Good,The Bad,The Ugly' the sound of the trumpets and the plucking of the acoutic guitar has to be played loud to be appreciated.

Steppenwolf -

BORN TO BE WILD:rockon:

-Dave

Have not had a chance to listen to any Joe Satriani on my latest setup yet. Last time though he really rocked!

Thunderkiss 69 - White Zombie

This song will crack the foundation on your house so be careful ;)

B52s..Good Stuff...

uptempo stuff by Jeff Golub..( love his Guitar work...)

Liquid Tension Experiment....

Infectious Grooves..The Plague that makes you move

Larry McCray...( Friend of mine here in saginaw.... Check out some of his stuff...it's available...you wont be disappionted...great electric Blues......)

Static X...(believe it or not!!!)

Just a short list......

Originally posted by Reel 2 Reel
...Static X...(believe it or not!!!)


I believe, I believe - PUSH IT !

Dire Straits----Walk of Life


Alan

On the same page as Reel 2 Reel

Liquid Tension

Infectious Grooves

Stuart Hamm - The Urge (Tommy Lee's drum intro)

Buddy Miles - Them Changes

lol. yeah sorrow is a great song for crankin it... I wonder how the neighbors would like to hear it at 2AM :naughty: i also like learning to fly loud. Oh yea!

Holy Bass lines Batman!
Geespot,
you got some Stu Hamm? Way cool! I got his "Radio Free Albemuth." I had another of his cds, but alas, the ex got it.
Stu Hamm, Jonathan Mover and Joe were doing their sound tests at a local venue a few years back. I kept yelling "STU!" I swear I heard either the band or the roadies laughing!:p:
Then during the concert, Joe and Stu were back to back riffing and there was a pause. I was in like the second row of humanity and I yelled out "STU!" again. I swear Joe smiled!
I never heard "Linus and Lucy" played on the bass guitar until I saw Stu Hamm.:eek:
Way cool!

oops! Try cranking up "baba o'reilly" and "won't get fooled again"
from Who's Next!
That rocks!:pawprint: :pawprint: :pawprint: :pawprint:

Yes's Relayer...that instrumental battle scene is the best rock ever created.

Mussorgsky's pics at an ex...The Great gates of Kiev...it actually always makes me tear up...that SOB!

http://www.progreviews.com/reviews/images/Yes-Rel.jpg

Albums:

Litttle Feat - Waiting for Columbus
Jimi - Band of Gypsies
Cream - Live Cream

Toons:

John Mayall - Parchment Farm
Stones - Monkey Man
Merl Saunders/Jerry Garcia - That's all right mama

Natch(stuck in the 60's):yes:

Yup, "Live Cream". Wheels of Fire too.

Street Fighting Man - The Stones

Get off of My Cloud - The Stones

It's All Over Now - The Stones

Gimme Shelter - The Stones

Good Times, Bad Times - Led Zeppelin (the only Zep song I like)

Open My Eyes - Nazz

Hey Mr. Spaceman - The Byrds (live version)

Don't Worry Baby - Los Lobos

Hey Joe - Hendrix

Volunteers - Jefferson Airplane

Apricot Brandy - Rhinoceros

I Can't Turn You Loose - The Chambers Bros.

Alice in Blunderland - Cap't. Beefheart & The Magic Band

The Whole "Clear Spot" Album - Cap't Beefheart & The Magic Band

Jupiter - Gustav Holst

Lot of Zappa stuff.

Toasted Almond

The Who - Who's Next

To name a few:
Genesis - Supper's Ready (apocalypse 9/8)
Stevie Ray Vaughn - Pride and Joy
Led Zep - Heartbreaker/Livin' Lovin Maid
Allman Bros. - In Memory of Elizabeth Reed
:banana:

RobV

You guys remember Peter Frampton? You have got to hear him doing Off The Hook. It is an incredible crank it guitar show. Got a great bass line hook too.

Another fantastic guitar you can crank to: Steve Morse. He headed up the Dixie Dreggs and his solo efforts are killer. He did stints with Kansas and Deep Purple. Check out Cruise Missle off of his 1984 Steve Morse Band.

Waterboys-Don't Bang The Drum.


and there's a ton more, but that song always made me reach for the volume...........

TooL - Ticks And Leaches

TooL - Cold And Ugly

TooL - Jerk-Off

TooL - AEnema

TooL - Third Eye

TooL - Hooker With A Penis

TooL - Pushit

Deftones - My own summer (shove it)

Rage Against The Machine - Know Your Enemy, Freedom, Bullet In The Head.

System Of A Down - Suger

Godsmack - Whatever

S.O.D. Speak English Or Die, March Of The SOD, Milk, Pre-menstrual Princess Blues

Monster Magnet - Theme From "Masterburner", Blow Em' Off

Slayer - Postmortem, Raining Blood, Jesus Saves

Just about anything from The Dead Kennedys cept' I'm not crazy bout' Frankenchrist

Minor Threat. All their stuff, which you could probably cover in about 45 min.

Rammstein - Du Hast, Spiel Mit Mir

Prong - Whose Fist Is This Anyway ?, Cut Rate

See why most people don't hang around long when I get to crankin' it :D :D

J:cool:

Originally posted by Wardsweb
You guys remember Peter Frampton? You have got to hear him doing Off The Hook. It is an incredible crank it guitar show. Got a great bass line hook too.

Wards, I have that on DVD, "Live In Detroit". It is incredible - the louder the better! :thmbsp:

-Dave

Here's just a few of mine...

Monster Magnet - "Cage Around The Sun"

Iron Butterfly - "Iron Butterfly Theme"

Iggy & The Stooges - "T.V. Eye"

Jimi - "Voodoo Child"

The Who - "I Can See For Miles"

The Mothers Of Invention - "Trouble Every Day"

Van Halen - "Mean Streets"

Black Sabbath - "Children of the Grave"

Pink Floyd - "The Nile Song"

New York Dolls - "Jet Boy"

Alice Cooper - "You Drive Me Nervous"

Dead Boys - "Sonic Reducer"

Hawkwind - "Brainstorm"

mOOn

Various Grateful Dead Live albums
Garcia et. al. - "Live at the Keystone"
Lou Reed - "Rock and Roll Animal" and "Live"
Santana- "Lotus"
Kitaro- "Live in Asia"
Vangelis- "Direct"
The Blasters' collection

I have to admit, I don't crank it as often as I used to.
Jack

Jack G-

It's good to see another Deadhead on this forum.
I was gonna post stuff like Anthem and Skull & Roses and Steal Your Face, which I always crank up anyhoo:cool: but it seems that we are viewed as being a bit off center by most eveyone:p:
Ahhh, I really do miss Jerry.

Mr. Natch

One More Trip to Birdland [LIVE] - Maynard Ferguson

Montrose- Rock Candy
Rare Earth-Big Brother
Humble Pie-30 Days in the Hole

And yes, another one of Jerry's kids.

Jim

>>>It's good to see another Deadhead on this forum.<<

I don't listen that much anymore-I've mellowed as I've aged.

>>> but it seems that we are viewed as being a bit off center by most eveyone<<<
I've gotten used to that by now.

>>>Ahhh, I really do miss Jerry.<<<
Me too. I always prefered his concerts.

Here's a tidbit for you- They got together and toured, and they were selling CDs of their concerts (the one you just saw) they burned them and mailed it to you. Cheap.
Great idea-I wished they could have done that years ago.
Jack

Gotta throw something on the pile that I have crankin' right now

Gov't Mule "Rocking Horse"

-Dave

There was a rumour awhile back of YES touring with the Dead...:dunno:

I guess I just like the loud rock n' roll stuff, preferably live.

"Live at Leeds", The Who, especially "Magic Bus"

"I'm Goin' Home", Ten Years After, "Woodstock"

"Rock n' Roll", Led Zep, "Heartbreaker" too

"Stormy Monday", Lee Michaels is killer Hammond B3. Great dynamics!

"Highway Star", Deep Purple

And probably some BTO too.

I love the Dead too, but never considered them as an ear bleeding, blow your hair back, LOUD band. Just damn good music. After all.................
"There is nothing like a Grateful Dead concert!"

The Who: Who By Numbers or Quadrophenia

J Geils: Full House

The Band: The Last Waltz (especially the "blues" side with Muddy, Butterfield and Clapton)

Ten Years After: A Space In Time

Gerswin: Rhapsody in Blue

Tom Petty: Echo

Abbey Road: Side 2 continually sees me increasing the volume towards the crescendo.

Suicidal Tendencies Gotta Kill Captain Stupid or Institutionalized ! :gigglemad

Suicidal Tendencies Gotta Kill Captain Stupid or Institutionalized !

I'd throw a vote in for Trip To The Brain as well...

Racer X - Mad At The World

Saxon - Dogs Of War

G -n- R - You Could Be Mine

Deep Purple - Highway Star

Motorhead - Iron Fist

......the list goes on forever.

Here's a tidbit for you- They got together and toured, and they were selling CDs of their concerts (the one you just saw) they burned them and mailed it to you. Cheap.
Great idea-I wished they could have done that years ago.

It was called trading bootleg tapes. There were always tapers at any show and you could usually get a copy within days. I've got hundreds of hours of taped shows going back to '65:rolleyes:

Andy, I agree. I've never considered them ear bleeding either. Yes, gimme Live at leeds(extended CD with live Tommy) anyday - can't believe I left it off my original post!!!
But, when I crank my system, it's usually to the Dead. Bertha or Big Railroad Blues from S&R will shake the house as will anything from Steal yer Face. And the Eleven from Live/Dead is as if they were in the room with me:D

>>>It was called trading bootleg tapes. There were always tapers at any show and you could usually get a copy within days. I've got hundreds of hours of taped shows going back to '65<<<

I am well aware of the tapers.
I knew people that shlepped in mic stands, tape recorders etc., and taped the concerts, but this is ALOT easier, and better quality. I was never overly impressed with the sound quality of most of the bootlegs(or some of the recent releases). Plus, the money goes staight to the band-always a good deal.
Jack

An interesting side-bar-

A drummer friend of mine was on tour in Japan with Yngwie Malmsteem about 2-3 years ago. They did two shows on a Saturday and Sunday in a northern city (couldn't tell ya the name), then travelled about 100 miles or so south for another show on a Tuesday. At the end of the Tuesday night show, a local girl walked up with a cd for autographs. It was a double-disc recording of the shows from Saturday and Sunday, professionally packaged and of fairly good sound quality. Looked and sounded like it came right off of the shelf at any store. Someone had bootlegged a digital recording of the shows, edited and mastered them, had them packaged complete with color photos, and distributed about 100 of them...all within a time span of less than 4 days.

Loud..for really loud

Highway Star as another post said..Deep Purple, the Worlds Loudest Rock and Roll Band

Changin Time, Nazareth

2112 Rush ( several cuts )

Fool for your Stocking, ZZ Top's Deguello

Hibernation, by Ted Nugent.

And for putting on an album, rotating that big knob way over and getting ready to Boogie,

Foghat Live

Foghat- I just wanna make love to you. 100 watts in a 8x10 room oh yeah!

Ministry-Jesus built my hot rod

Prong- snap your fingers snap your neck

Ozzy & Primus- NIB

Qicksilver Messenger Service Happy Trails-Who Do You Love
Little Feat Waiting For Columbus- anything with a screaming Lowell George slide

Shit hot FatMan, I like you already.

Toasted Almond

Glad to hear that TA, once you get to know me I'm sure opinions will change. Don't rock out as much as 30 years ago but sometimes a man just needs some R&R, blues works the rest of the time

Funkadelic - Maggot Brain

For me these days, a crankin' tune has to have explosive transients that will practically scare you.

I will throw another vote out for Tool (Aenema & Lateralus, esp.),
King Crimson (lots of possibilities), Marillion (same as KC), Fleetwood Mac (The Dance - live), etc...

Scott

"Older Tunes"

Velvet Underground - Heroin
David Bowie - Suffragette City
Pink Floyd - Echoes
Klaus Schulze - Mindphaser


"Newer Tunes"

Optic Eye - Aluf Null
Muslimgauze - United States of Islam (pt 1)
Muslimgauze - Muslims of China

Tillerman is that a luxman amp?

Oooooh.....

Pink Floyd Kashmir AWSOME!!!!

"Slow Ride" by Foghat, "Twilight Zone" by Golden Earring, " I Don't Wanna Grow Up", by Tom Waits. "Rastaman Vibration" by Bob Marley also sounds nice properly cranked, as does "Don't Try To Hide It" by J. Geils Band. -Sandy G.

"sweet sticky thing" ohio players, "easy living" uriah heep just to name a few.:guitar:

" Dire Straits----Walk of Life " - Oh Yeah !

Theme from Braveheart - Boston Pops - Don't snicker kids those tympani can crack windows !

The Judges Song - Martyn Greene sings Gilbert and Sullivan -
When I was a Lad - Same Album.

Also Sprach Zarathustra - ( Opening theme of 2001 A Space Odyssey ).

Down on The Corner - CCR

Proud Mary - CCR
Proud Mary - Ike and Tina Turner

Loving On The Side - Paulette Carlson "Will The Circle V.II

Piece of My Heart - Janis Joplin (Big Brother and the Holding Company )
Summertime - Janis Joplin (A/A)

Damn ! the ol' Khorns are gonna wail tonight !