Music that MUST be felt...

Cafe Society
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I’m spending my SatanPost (woohoo!) being eeeeeeevil. See, I was inspired by an IMHO thread (sorry, no link) where a respondant stated “Some music is supposed to be felt, not heard.”

Ahhhh. What a thought! Mr. Kitty constantly complains about how loudly I play my music. So I’m making a mix tape Just For Him that will rattle the windows at any volume. :smiley:

Think “Relax.” Think “(You Spin Me) Right Round.” Think “Pressure” (Billy Joel, not Queen/Bowie). Think “Mars (Bringer of War).” Any genre, any artist. Just as long as it’s meant to vibrate anything within a 2 mile radius.

Thoughts, please? [sub]ooohhh, he’s going to KILL me…[/sub]

-BK

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Fourth Movement of Dvorak’s New World Symphony

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Wilson Pickett’s version of “Mama Told Me Not to Come.”

The second movements of Gustav Mahler’s First and Ninth Symphonies, and the third movement of his Second.

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“Bringer of War” was going to be the first thing I nominated. More in the classical genre:
“Also Sprach Zaruthstra”
“Beethoven’s Fifth”
“The 1812 Overture”
“O Fortuna”
“Dies Irae”
“Imperial March”, from Star Wars
The hurricane sequence, from Porgy and Bess

And a few others:
Anything by Man of War
“Morning of the Dragon”, from Miss Saigon
“Cursum Perficio”, by Enya

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Carmina Burana
In the Mood by Glenn Miller
Bobby Darin’s version of Mack the Knife
Hawaii 5-0 Theme by The Ventures
Jonny Quest covered by the Reverend Horton Heat
Rods and Cones by Blue Man Group

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Deicide’s first album, or anything by Pantera. A while back I did a thread in this forum asking for the heaviest metal out there. Search for that, and you’ll have lots of ideas.