I forgot Bruise Vlolet by Babes in Toyland. Kat Bjelland’s howl in the bridge makes me shiver.
And Syko? Doing just fine. 
Rush - 2112, the whole thing. Saw it performed live. Nothing else like it.
Killing in the Name of
by Rage Against the Machine
“A Paler Shade of Death” - Witchery
“The Black Heart” - the Crown
"Hopkins (The Witchfinder General) - Cathedral
“Escaping The Fools” - Spiritual Beggars
“Soul Capture 1562” - God Dethroned
“Sweetness” - Paradise Lost
“Thus Spake the Nightspirit” - Emperor
“Karma” - Opeth
“Victorius March” - Amon Amarth
“Soul Devourer” - Krisiun
“Bleed For Me” - Defleshed
“Pull The Trigger” - Q5
“Coma” - Coroner
“Love Us Or Hate Us” - Kreator
“Angel Of Death” - Slayer
“Under The Oak” - Candlemass
“Baphomet’s Throne” - Samael
“In The Heat Of The Night” - Diamond Head
“Hollow Ground” - the Haunted
Do the sign! \m/ :mad: \m/
Rock and Roll Killing Machine, DEP is some extremely harsh shit. I have both calculating infinity and that other one of theirs and Infinity is damn near unlistenable. Very impressive musicians, but that is by far the most intense albumn I have ever heard.
As ar as my fav goes though, anything off of The Hammering Process by Living Sacrifice. Awsome Awsome Metal. Also really dig older Sepultura, before Max left.
Heh. You should listen to some Merzbow.
Fucking Hostile by Pantera also rocks me pretty hard.
Fight Fire with Fire by Metallica
Cavity by Boysetsfire
Back To The Motor League by Propagandhi
Queensryche’s entire concept album, Operation Mindcrime, but in particular the songs Revolution Calling, Spreading the Disease, and The Needle Lies.
Oh, and Crush 'Em by Megadeth.
Rock-n-Rolga, your list scares me. 
After sleeping on it, I have a few more:
Among the Living - Anthrax
Epic - Faith No More
Can U Deliver? - Armored Saint
Hair of the Dog - Nazareth
Outshined - Soundgarden
How Will I Laugh Tomorrow? - Suicidal Tendencies
Rise - the Cult
Eighteen - Alice Cooper
Say What You Will - Fastway
The Hellion/Electric Eye - Judas Priest
Mein Herz Brennt, Rammstein
Buch Dich, Rammstein
Links 234, Rammstein
Ride the Lightning, Metallica
Pretty much anything by TOOL
Kashmir Led Zeppelin
Dazed and Confused Led Zeppelin
I am sure I will have more later, but here is my starter list.
Elephant Gun, Shy Boy – David Lee Roth
The Attitude Song – Steve Vai
Hot for Teacher, Panama – Van Halen
Black Sabbath
War Pigs (best metal song ever)
NIB
Smashing Pumpkins
Zero
Bullet With Butterfly Wings
Marilyn Manson
Dope Hat
Sweet Dreams
The Beautiful People
The Last Day On Earth
Target Audience
Mudvayne
Dig
Cradle
Death Blooms
Disturbed
Droppin’ Plates
Stupify
Kittie
Spit (live version ROCKS!)
Slayer
Hell Awaits
Seasons In The Abyss
Altar Of Sacrifice
Dead Skin Mask
LC
Forgot a hugely important one:
Disturbed
The Game
I don’t know if Husker Du really counts as “Hard Rock”, but I guess they come closer than Weezer :). (And I don’t know how to make umlauts.) “Celebrated Summer” has been stuck in my head lately. Anthrax does a decent cover of it. Maybe I should have just submitted that?
(surely not complete)
Alice Cooper
Dragontown
Triggerman
Poison
Black Sabbath
Paranoid
War Pigs
Iron Man
Devil and Daughter
AC/DC
TNT
Highway to Hell
Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap
Back in Black
KISS
Unholy
Psycho Circus
Marily Manson
Coma White
Long hard Road out of Hell (w/Sneaker Pimps)
Dope Show
Beautiful People
Sweet Dreams
Valentines Day
Rage against the Machine
Bombtrack
Testify
Killing in the name off
Rammstein
Du hast (german)
Engel (english and german)
Metallica
Enter Sandman
hardy, I thought I was the only Damn Yankees fan on the planet. I still have the shirt from when I saw them open for Bad Company.
Here are some of my favorites that I didn’t see mentioned.
Sepultura - Arise; Territory
Pantera - Walk
Motley Crue - Girls, Girls, Girls
Annihilator - Alice in Hell
Biohazard - Blue Blood
Iron Maiden - Number of the Beast
Machine Head - Davidion
Pearl Jam: Even Flow (or as my friend likes to call it, “ee-ah-oh”)
Led Zeppelin: Nobody’s Fault but Mine
Aerosmith: Back in the Saddle
Meat Loaf: Bat Out of Hell
Smoke on the Water
Kashmir
Paranoid
Punky’s Whips
And almost anything by the **Blue Oyster Cult
Caprese: Hmmm… I’ll admit it has a slight hard edge to it, but I still wouldn’t call it hard rock or metal, sorry. Doesn’t make it any less of a great song, though - I adore Weezer. Every self-respecting person should.
LivingDeadGirl
Definitely not metal. I dunno,I could still could never call it pop.
I truly think it is a mini-masterpiece of hard rock,but maybe I am kinda Old School. I like it loud, but I like a definable riff, etc.
When I was thinking of what some of my favorite hard rock songs were, I was not so much into categorizing, I was just sort of pulling songs out of my mental data bank. Or something.