What is some of your favorite "ANGRY" music to listen to?

[ironman]

It doesn't get much more angrier for me than Rage Against the Machine. By the time I'm done, I'm ready to start a rebel militia.

[Mookie4ever]

Sorry, didn't mean to bag on your favorite album.

I guess I just have an axe to grind with Pantera because 1) they suck and 2) the metal station I listen to on Sirius is totally and completely on Pantera's nuts. Every half hour I've gotta hear some dumb Pantera song. Same story with Iron Maiden. Give me a break with the crappy metal please.

Sepultura on the other hand.. them I like very much.

You listen to Buzzsaw?

I listen to that sometimes but it really all sounds the same to me.

[Big Pimpin]

Sorry, didn't mean to bag on your favorite album.

I guess I just have an axe to grind with Pantera because 1) they suck and 2) the metal station I listen to on Sirius is totally and completely on Pantera's nuts.

LMAO. I'm crying I'm laughing so hard. I have no idea why, but this really kicked the crap out of my funny bone.

[zepfan]

It doesn't get much more angrier for me than Rage Against the Machine. By the time I'm done, I'm ready to start a rebel militia.

Yep, as far as angry music goes Rage was the first to come to mind. The first Limp Bizkit album is pretty crazy too. Good angry music.

[The Artful Dodger]

"_ _ _ _ _ _ Hostile" by Pantera is a good one

Their lyrics were awesome, weren't they?

"Are you talking to me? Nooooooo way, punk!!!!!"

That was "Walk", not ******* Hostile.

Sorry, didn't mean to bag on your favorite album.

I guess I just have an axe to grind with Pantera because 1) they suck and 2) the metal station I listen to on Sirius is totally and completely on Pantera's nuts. Every half hour I've gotta hear some dumb Pantera song. Same story with Iron Maiden. Give me a break with the crappy metal please.

Sepultura on the other hand.. them I like very much.

From what I've seen, it's kind of odd to see a metalhead who doesn't like Pantera. In a way, they shaped the direction for death metal (although a number of other bands were more influential than Pantera) and nu metal bands thereafter tried to marry Pantera's style to their music (and most of them bastardized it).

Personally, I thought Vulgar Display of Power was Pantera's best only because of the first 6 songs on the album along with By Demons Be Driven and Hollow (the rest was forgettable in my opinion). Far Beyond Driven was Pantera at its finest in my opinion from start to finish. A little less thrashy, but it pushed the ante on how hard and heavy could be played without being as tedious as say Great Southern Trendkill (which sounded weird with all the all-out grooves even though Trendkill had a couple of good songs). Cowboys From Hell was Pantera at its thrashiest and though not the band's best effort, it produced a few classics (i.e. CFH, Cemetery Gates, Domination).

I think it's also odd you don't like Iron Maiden because a good deal of metalheads seem to have great affinity for Maiden, seeing how NWOBHM had a great influence on Thrash metal (and later, Scandinavian black metal). I do agree to some extent with you, as Maiden's prime really came in The Number of the Beast, Piece of Mind, and Powerslave. I wasn't too keen when they went all-out progressive with Seventh Son of a Seventh Son (though a good album in its own right). Like Lambskin said, to each his own.

[Another Blown Save]

I guess my "angry" music is Van Der Graaf Generator

I always listen to them when I'm stressed.

[PlayingWithFire]

It usually take about an hour or so if my routine for me to relatively calm down from the MOD EDIT of the mood

But hey, it's more effective than 1)Talking to people about the crap 2)Sleep on it 3)go out for a walk and safer than Alcohol(I might punch a walk, or worse, punch somebody twice as big as me and get pwned

though hardcore workout usually work too,


but that's just too much work

[sportsaddict]

Normally, I am not a Disturbed fan (I wouldn't just listen to them out of the blue), but if you ever want to get pumped up in the weight room for a game or what not, they are a good choice. Not sure what it is about them but it does the trick for me if I ever need to get hyped up for something

[Jimboozie]

With that said, off the top of my head, my favorite "angry" songs are "Concatenation" and "New Millennium Cyanide Christ" by Meshuggah. I also like Sepultura's take on the Motorhead classic, "Orgasmatron" and even though it was Slayer past its prime, I liked "Here Comes the Pain". I also enjoy some Napalm Death and Cannibal Corpse on the side too.

Meshuggah "Future Breed Machine"

"Ruin" by Lamb of God gets me going too.

[pokeyjoe]

I may be the only one, but I tend to listen to more calm music when I get mad to try to become more calm...I guess I'm a little wierd in that respect?