Songs that made you pump up the volume

[rmb1983]

I can't narrow it down to one song.

There's far too many that elicit that reaction from me, so making a list would be a waste of both my time and yours. Let's just say that they're most likely metal.

That Revelations trailer selection is pretty nice, though.

 

[SonofaJohannes]

I was in the car when this came on the radio.I pumped up the volume.

 

[TerribleAssassin]

Look forward to their next album...

 

[SaunaKalja]

BANG BANG BANG BANG! VAMONOS VAMONOS!

 

[epialesofaergia]

The songs that I blasted full-volume (and on repeat) in the past week

Pulp - Common People http://youtu.be/yuTMWgOduFM
Ratatat - Mumtaz Khan http://youtu.be/HhWAKkbu0sQ
Brainiac - 70kg man http://youtu.be/HA8B7ZxCu_I
Jay Reatard - Puppet Man http://youtu.be/Uz91QOjY7Fo
Ennio Morricone - Man with the Harmonica http://youtu.be/m6BQKFs3-VM
Godspeed You! Black Emperor - Rockets Fall on Rocket Falls http://youtu.be/tB_OGnN9GEw

 

[staika]

Whenever this song plays when I shuffle I always turn the volume up.

 

[Sleekgiant]

When I beat Portal 2 again:

Thats not the correct Portal 2 song :3

 

[Dango]

Every song in the BlazBlue/Guilty Gear OSTs, especially this one:

 

[Olorune]

Turn it all the way to 11 for this one.

 

[Trivun]

Those songs are being looped as we speak...with full volume :3

That happens to be the most egotistical song ever. And also, why the hell is the guy on the far left holding his nuts through the whole thing? Nevertheless, it is indeed awesome, but then again so are most Eurovision songs. I still have yet to see this year's, as I never got round to watching it on catch-up... maybe I can find a repeat somewhere, or stream it, or something... (assuming there's no DVD I could rent ).

Anyway, I have to say that these songs are amazing when the volume is right the way up. Sadly until recently because of my flatmates I couldn't do so, but at least now I can, now that they've moved out...

 

[Gasaraki]

I recently discovered Jim Guthrie (Thanks to the excellent Superbrothers: Swords & Sworcery) and I've been listening to 'The Evangelist' nonstop ever since <youtube=cIwAfmA8olw>

 

[teqrevisited]

I love turning it up to full whack on instrumentals.

A prime example
Most of their earlier works lend themselves extremely well to the ear-shattering volume levels provided by any high quality stereo system.