Last Song Which Had You Crank The Volume?

[ChicknPickn]

For Those About to Rock. By You Know Who.

 

[mr natural]

Exiles by King Crimson. The “live” version from USA.

 

[tomkatf]

AC/DC... pick one... c'mon now!!! I'll start...

 

[Tommy Biggs]

I’ll admit that since I posted earlier, while cooking dinner the O’Jays Love train came up on the playlist, and rolled the home stereo (120 watts per side) up pretty high.
I wondered if they realized what they had when they were mixing that.

 

[JDB2]

This morning driving my kid to high school, we turned up Sunday Bloody Sunday

 

[Blue Bill]

I had the ipod on shuffle this afternoon, I was painting a room, and had to stop and turn it up when I heard Lively Up Yourself, by Bob Marley. What a nice song!

 

[msalama]

Overdose by AC/DC. That B-D-E main riff is killer.

 

[drmordo]

Heard it on the radio, which was the first time I ever heard it. Probly the greatest rhythm section ever.



It was followed by this, which I have heard many times and love.

 

[TomBrokaw]

Actual: "Soldier Side" by System of a Down.


The song I love to crank: Midnight Odyssey's cover of Your Silent Face by New Order, specifically at the first chorus. So huge.

 

[Doomguy]

 

[Ed Driscoll]

Driving back from the gym the other day, XM played Led Zeppelin’s “Misty Mountain Hop” on the Classic Vinyl channel; when I clicked over to Deep Tracks, “In the Light” was on. I did remember to turn the volume back down on the car stereo so my wife wouldn’t have her ears blown off if she was next to use the car.

 

[That Cal Webway]

"Introduction"

First song from Chicago's first album, CTA.

I saw Chicago last summer and they started with that song!! Nailed it.
(But of course no one could ever take the place of Terry Kath, etc).

.

 

[edvard]

Yer dang right...

 

[trev333]

Go! Kram..

 

[EllroyJames]

 

[M2roadwarrior]

Funeral for a Friend/Love Lies Bleeding

 

[Si G X]

Too many to mention that I love playing loud, but this instantly comes to mind. Goosebumps every time, especially the outro with the heavy echo.

This has always been my favourite Clash song.

The whole song from the 'I don't trust you, why should you trust me?" bit, is just amazing, especially on live versions ... absolutely goosebumps... always.

 

[Lawdawg]

I crank songs up in my car almost daily so for me this is more a question of what I've been listening to recently. This morning it was "Those Mooney Stars" by the criminally overlooked 90s indie band Butterglory.

 

[Spox]

Currently have this on the cans at earsplitting volume.



and now this

 

[oldunc]

Hm- well, I got a new (to me) album from Ronnie Dawson a couple of days ago- the neighbors may be more familiar with that than they'd prefer.