The most INTENSE song ever? (metal, member, talent, band)

SubPop · 05-06-2008, 08:06 AM

Yeah there is a lot of intense metal out there, the entire reign in blood album is pretty intense. When Neurosis get their wall of noise thing going they can be intense (Lost, Raise the stray). Early Bathory...intense. Most extreme metal bands with ay substance have their intense moments.

Attending a GG Allin concert would have been pretty intense. As would a 60's era Pink Floyd concert whilst tripping.

But what about a bit of Bong-Ra?

YouTube - Bong-Ra @ lowlands 2006
YouTube - Bong-Ra @ lowlands 2006

and then I give you A nal C unt

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xp02...eature=related

I think the Tori Amos call on "me and a gun" wins though. Who needs instruments to make a song intense when your subject matter is off the scale intense.

Piss Me Off · 05-06-2008, 08:28 AM

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Originally Posted by SubPop

I think the Tori Amos call on "me and a gun" wins though. Who needs instruments to make a song intense when your subject matter is off the scale intense.

Yeah thats an incredible song, it makes pretty uncomfortable listening.

05-06-2008, 08:06 AM	#1 (permalink)
SubPop Music Addict Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 121	Yeah there is a lot of intense metal out there, the entire reign in blood album is pretty intense. When Neurosis get their wall of noise thing going they can be intense (Lost, Raise the stray). Early Bathory...intense. Most extreme metal bands with ay substance have their intense moments. Attending a GG Allin concert would have been pretty intense. As would a 60's era Pink Floyd concert whilst tripping. But what about a bit of Bong-Ra? YouTube - Bong-Ra @ lowlands 2006 YouTube - Bong-Ra @ lowlands 2006 and then I give you A nal C unt http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xp02...eature=related I think the Tori Amos call on "me and a gun" wins though. Who needs instruments to make a song intense when your subject matter is off the scale intense.