What music do you want to play really loud?

Drum Theater lol

Carmina Burana, any Wagner, Bruckner, or Mahler.
Any reggae.
Opera.
Organ music.
Anything when I'm cleaning house.

"stoopid" by snot, enter sandman,queens of stoneage,nirvana oh yeh kraftwerk live etc.

Patti Smith "Pumping (My Heart)"
Paul Westerberg "My Problem"
Lou Reed "Sweet Jane" from RnR Animal

Minimalist riff rock - treadmill only - must be loud enough to ensure that I forget where I am.

Marty

Slipknot, Korn, Metallica, Sepultura, Soulfly, early Santana, Iron Maiden, Megadeth, Ravel's Bolero, Stevie Ray Vaughan, and many more

This is going back a way, but most of Chicago's first album "Chicago Transit Authority" sounds great loud. Only one of theirs I really liked.

Deftones "around the fir"

Also Porcupine Tree "Deadwing".

They do sound good loud! Saw them live a while back in a small local venue. It was good and it was LOUD!

Porcupine Tree, "In Absentia", Sugar Blue, "In Your Eyes".

"Ant Marches and Worm Songs" by the "Fido Flea Band".

"Scorpio" - Dennis Coffey & the Detroit Guitar Band

"The Wall"

Supper's Ready - Genesis

Faith No More's cover of Warpigs, it rocks !

Terrapin Station - Grateful Dead

...been playing it very loud over and over...love it!

William Orbit

Autechre for sure. Lately 'Deepchord' and Pole' stuff I have been playing loud is simply gorgeous. Also, anything from Luciano- He knows how best to use mid-bass..

I have this Audiofon CD of Valentina Lisista's Virtuoso Valentina Vol 2 solo piano just begs to be played life-like loud. The recording is one of the cleanest. My whole house is filled with life-like Piano sound- every nuances, tones and undertones in-tact.

RUSH Permanent waves always demands to be cranked for some reason.

Sun Ra: Discipline 27-11

1812 Overture with Cannons in anyone's performance. Blew the woofers out of my speakerlab speakers with this one and had to upgrade.................darn

Radar Love...that's a good one!

Anything Pink Floyd and The "Golden Age of Rock and Roll" by Mott The Hoople from the Mott LP
Honorable mention...Radar Love Golden Earring

All music!

Skinny Puppy: Last Rights, The Greater Wrong of the Right,
Mythmaker. Industrial music at its finest.
And yes, THEY SOUNDS AMAZING!

Jimmy Thackery & the Drivers, "Sinner Street". Starts off rockin' with "Grab the Rafters". Track 5 is "Chained to the Blues Line", which is one of my all time favorite blues tunes. Great mix of guitar and sax. Last, but not least, the end track, "Blues 'Fore Dawn" is played with so much feeling it brings tears to my eyes.

"All the Young Girls Love Alice" - Elton John

Whenever I play this, the volume always heads up, up and more up!!!

I can only take "Styx" in limited doses, but cranking the volume helps a lot with this group in particular. "The Grand Illusion" album is an excellent crank from start to finish.

I'd toss some of the better tunes from "Sweet" in this same category as well. Cranking "Love is Like Oxygen" and several other of their better known tunes is highly recommended.

Ditto for "Inside Looking Out" by Grand Funk. Crank this on your favorite high end system and enjoy!!!!

Add the albums "Learning to Crawl" by The Pretenders and " Relayer" by Yes with special mention for "Gates of Delirium".

Mapman, yes, I agree with all of the above. Another good one from Sibelieus is the first movement of Sym. No. 4.

Also add "One of these Days", "Echoes" and "Fearless" from "Meddle" by PF to the list as well.

Someone mentioned Finlandia.

I love that piece! Its very unique! Just so happens I popped in on the table for the first time in years yesterday!

How about "Swan of Tuonela" as well?

Sibelius rules!

One totally different, more obscure track, there's a lot of good vintage Savoy Brown worth cranking as well!

Love and Rockets Haunted Fishtank DVD--great all the way through.
Great drinking DVD, too. before you know it, it's over!!
I like hearing the end of Motorcycle: makes my ears bleed.

Sgt. Pepper

Sonny Rollins Live from Japan. This album just jams cranked up loud.

Bacchus March from Sylvia (Delibes)
Grand March from Aida (Verdi)
Bacchanale from Samson and Delilah (Saint-Saens)
Act 1 Waltz from Swan Lake (Tchaikovsky)
In Autumn (Greig)
Finlandia (Sibelius)
Procession of the Sardar and Georgian March (Ippolitov-Ivanov)
Sambre et Meuse (Planquette)
3rd Movement of Symphony #2 (Randall Thompson)

Who says Classical doesn't ROCK! Thats several Classical pieces that Kick 'you-know-what' IMHO.

Sunn O)))

Not any Zep- Since Ive Been lovin You or Dazed.. Maybe something from Muddy Waters- for Newer stuff-Dave Mathews Wharehouse- Ant Marching or 2 Step but must be live with DMB

Sounds of Silence
Even in the Quietest Moments
Hush

The louder, the better with:

Deep Purple - Machine Head
Moody Blues - Seventh Sojourn
Zeppelin
AC/DC
LA Woman - Doors
Yes
Vintage Camel
Many by Neil Young

Rush Vapor trails from beginning to end.

Yeah Autechre!!!! INCUNABULA

Midnight Oil: Earth and Sun and Moon

Autechre

Mahler 8.
Impossible to do in closed in urban surroundings:(

What is Hip - Tower of Power Live

blazing!

White Riot by the CLASH !

First LP

Riot Riot I WANNA Riot

Riot Riot

Riot Some More

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Groovey Records

New DSP mastering of "Return of the Jedi"