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What are some songs that pump you up?

Discussion in 'BBS Hangout' started by RocketsNLPFan, Oct 8, 2003.

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Pantera - regular people
Pantera - New Level
Tool - Aenima
Tool - 46 & 2
Rob Zombie - Superbeast
NIN - sin

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I forgot two more...
Stomp da sh*t out of you- Capone-n-Noreaga feat M.O.P
Y'all dont wanna f**k- Styles feat M.O.P

Basically anything by/with M.O.P puts me in that mood. Their the most hardcore rap group ever.

#22 JamesC, Oct 9, 2003
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Originally posted by JamesC

Stomp da sh*t out of you- Capone-n-Noreaga feat M.O.P

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Good choice there.

mine...

Lose Yourself - Eminem
Til I Collapse - Eminem ft. Nate Dogg
Anyman - Eminem
Shook Ones Part 2 - Mobb Deep
World War 3 - Ruff Ryders ft. Snoop Dogg & Scarface
B.O.B - Outkast
Hey Ya! - Andre 3000
Bad b**** - Obie Trice ft. Timbaland
Many Men - 50 Cent
We all die one day - Obie Trice ft. Eminem, 50 cent, Lloyd Banks
Pimp Like me - D12
Rap Game - D12 ft. Eminem & 50 cent
Ether - Nas
Ride wit me - Nelly (I can't help it, even though it's hip-pop)
Hurricane - Something Corporate
No Leaf Clover - Metallica

#23 moestavern19, Oct 9, 2003
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I usually use "Mo Murda" by Bone Thugs-N-Harmony to pump myself up for my nightly rituals, but then again so did this guy.

#24 DallasThomas, Oct 9, 2003
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Ah, screw it...nobody's gonna click on that link. I'll just post the article:

From MTV.com

Bone Thugs-N-Harmony Track Admitted As Evidence In Killer's Sentencing

After two months of contest, the Missouri Supreme Court upheld prosecutors' decision to admit the Bone Thugs-N-Harmony song "Mo' Murda" as evidence in the sentencing of a convicted killer.

The seven-member court unanimously found it relevant to play the rap song, from Bone Thugs' 1995 album, E. 1999 Eternal, in order to provide jurors with insight into Michael Tisius' mindset when he murdered two Randolph County jailers.

The Missouri Attorney General's office first submitted the rap song as evidence during the penalty phase of Tisius' trial in October. Tisius' had already been convicted of the murders and was awaiting a sentence that included a possible death penalty. Deborah Wafer, the public defender representing the convicted murderer, initially contested the use of the Bone Thugs track as evidence, saying prosecutors failed to show a connection between the lyrics of "Mo' Murda" and the murders themselves. In court briefs, Wafer stated that Tisius did not deserve the death penalty simply "because rap music is widely viewed as connected to gang violence and illegal activities." She also contended that using a rap song to connect a person to murder was like using a violent play by Shakespeare for the same purpose. Bone Thugs-N-Harmony's Bizzy Bone seemed to agree with this argument.

"You can take anything pretty much out of context," Bizzy said. "If he drank a fifth of Jim Beam would it have been Jim Beam's fault? I wrote that song after I watched the news, so how deep does the rabbit hole go? How far do you take the blame game? I'm not the one, the prosecutor isn't the one, the judge, the defender, aren't the ones who were in that man's head when he murdered those people."

However, prosecutors argued that while the music did not cause Tisius to kill the jailers, it showed that "the appellant [Tisius] 'psyched' himself up for the murders" by listening to "Mo' Murda" for 45 minutes before the slayings. "These facts were relevant to show his state of mind," argued Assistant Attorney General John Morris. "He was listening and repeatedly listening to a piece of music that had very violent overtones." The Missouri Supreme Court agreed.

"They can use it for whatever they're going to use it for," Bizzy Bone said. "Because it's ultimately the Lord who's got what's in store for this man if he committed murder. If you're man enough to take another person's life you should be man enough to be accountable for your own actions. What song will you listen to now to get you through this situation?"

Bone Thugs are far from the first artists to have their lyrics wind up in the courtroom. The Beatles' song "Helter Skelter" became a notorious part of the 1969 trial of Charles Manson. In subsequent years, music by Slayer, Judas Priest and Ozzy Osbourne became the lynchpin in a series of high-profile wrongful death suits — all three acts were cleared of liability. And in 1993, a 19-year-old Texas man tried to dodge the death penalty by blaming the lyrics of Tupac Shakur and the Geto Boys for causing him shoot and kill a state trooper. He was ultimately given the death sentence.

"There are a lot of things he could have listened to on any of our eight albums," Bizzy said. "Maybe those would have swayed him in a different direction."

— Gideon Yago
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sabotage - beastie boys
gonna fly now - rocky orchestra (and a lot of other rocky stuff)
shamrocks and shananigans (boom shalock lock boom) butch vig version - house of pain
slaughter in the vatican - exhorder
police truck - dead kennedy's

#26 Palmray, Oct 9, 2003
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Nobody Move (Nobody Gets Hurt) - Eazy E

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Other songs or albums:

"Devil's Child" - Judas Priest
"Breaking the Law" - Judas Priest
"Children of the Grave" - Black Sabbath
"Crazy Train" - Ozzy Osbourne
The entire "I Get Wet" album by Andrew W.K.
"Mother" - Danzig
Most Misfits songs (Danzig singing only)
The entire "Operation Ivy (Energy)" album by Operation Ivy
"Roots Radical" - Rancid
"Refuse Resist" - Sepultura
The entire Broken EP by NIN
"God" - Smashing Pumpkins
"No One Like You" - Scorpions
"She Sells Sanctuary" - The Cult

It is funny that almost all these songs or albums are heavy metal or hard rock, but when I need to get "pumped up", that is the genre of music I think of.

#28 Manny Ramirez, Oct 9, 2003
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animal - Pearl Jam

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I don't know about the song, but the video for "Stacy's Mom" gets me pumpin'...

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Originally posted by moestavern19

Anyman - Eminem

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Is that the same song he did off the Soundbombing 2 album? That song is raw.

#31 JamesC, Oct 9, 2003
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Rage Against the Machine 'Bulls on Parade'

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DMX - Ruff Ryders Anthem
Zombie Nation - Kernkraft
Archie - We Ready
50 Cent - If I Can't Do It
Alan Parsons Project - Sirus (Phx. Suns intro)
White Zombie - More Human than Human
AC/DC - Hells Bells
Def Leppard - Photograph

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Pantera -- F*cking Hostile
Pantera -- Cowboys from Hell
Motley Crue -- (the Sex Pistols cover of) Anarchy in the U.K.
Sepultura -- Refuse/Resist (aka Chaos A.D.)
White Zombie -- Astrocreep 2000
White Zombie -- Devil Man

#34 Lynus302, Oct 9, 2003
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Originally posted by JamesC
Is that the same song he did off the Soundbombing 2 album? That song is raw.
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Yeah, the stuff with Ruckus Records. I don't know why, but the way he rhymes on that track is just mind-boggling.

#35 moestavern19, Oct 9, 2003
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Originally posted by Lynus302
Pantera -- F*cking Hostile
Pantera -- Cowboys from Hell
Motley Crue -- (the Sex Pistols cover of) Anarchy in the U.K.
Sepultura -- Refuse/Resist (aka Chaos A.D.)
White Zombie -- Astrocreep 2000
White Zombie -- Devil Man
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Dude, I just had teenage flashbacks!

#36 RocketsPimp, Oct 9, 2003
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Physical - Olivia Newton John

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Sweet Thistle Pie - Cracker

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Everlong - Foo Fighters

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Can't pick a song, but an album is easy:

Little Feat - Waiting for Columbus

RR

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