Music that scares you.
11From time to time, Ulver's album Madrigal of the Night can get under my skin and really creep me out.
Music that scares you.
12Oh, and Suicide, especially that Half Alive ROIR compilation. That's some creepy shit right there.
Gay People Rock
Music that scares you.
13Any music I listened to with scary friends of mine from high school.
Lamb of God comes to mind...Cannibal Corpse...GG Allin.
None of that scares me anymore...I think it was more the kids I was hanging out with that made the music scary.
Lamb of God comes to mind...Cannibal Corpse...GG Allin.
None of that scares me anymore...I think it was more the kids I was hanging out with that made the music scary.
kerble wrote:Ernest Goes to Jail In Your Ass
Music that scares you.
16I remember getting a NIN record when I was really young and having it scare the shit out of me.
I think the only band that I still love that gives me chills is Suicide.
I think the only band that I still love that gives me chills is Suicide.
Music that scares you.
17Butthole Surfers "rembrandt pussyhorse".
That one gives me the creeps.
That one gives me the creeps.
lemur68 wrote:Why would you be where a jam band is playing in the first place?
Music that scares you.
18When I was in 5th grade I got my hands on a copy of Black Sabbath "Paranoid". It was at my tailend of believing in the invisible wizard in the sky that my Catholic upbringing attempted to instill. In any case I was quite blown away by the heaviness of said cassette, but also the pure EVIL particularly on side 2 with Electric Funeral and Hand of Doom as the first two songs. One night it freaked me out and made me think I was riskin' damnation for toolin' with Satan. So much so that I panicked and cut the tape with a scissors and discarded it in the garbage. Since then I have acquired Paranoid on LP and CD and disowned the concept of god in favor of heavy metal music.
On a somewhat related note, my first exposure to Killdozer was 12 Point Buck when I was 14 or 15 and it gave me splitting fucking headaches. I enjoyed the music and thought the lyrics were hilarious, but the first three or four times I listened to it all the way through it well like someone was drilling a hole in my skull and filling it with drano. I hardly ever get migranes and I have never had any music have that effect on me. After a few listens I just came to love Killdozer and never got a headaches from it. It was a painful initiation to Wisconsin's all time greatest band.
I also second that Rembrandt Pussyhorse is a wonderfully creepy album. In fact I just decided to put it on.
On a somewhat related note, my first exposure to Killdozer was 12 Point Buck when I was 14 or 15 and it gave me splitting fucking headaches. I enjoyed the music and thought the lyrics were hilarious, but the first three or four times I listened to it all the way through it well like someone was drilling a hole in my skull and filling it with drano. I hardly ever get migranes and I have never had any music have that effect on me. After a few listens I just came to love Killdozer and never got a headaches from it. It was a painful initiation to Wisconsin's all time greatest band.
I also second that Rembrandt Pussyhorse is a wonderfully creepy album. In fact I just decided to put it on.
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Charlie Don't Surf
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jimmy spako wrote:You'd be a little fucked-up too if you had to go around all day stroking an aluminum beard.
Music that scares you.
19It's totally a cliche, since it's been used for so many horror movies, but O Fortuna from Orff's Carmina Burana. That song scares the shit out of me, even as an adult. I'm pretty sure that song constantly plays in Hell.
"To be stupid, selfish, and have good health are three requirements for happiness, though if stupidity is lacking, all is lost."
-Gustave Flaubert
-Gustave Flaubert
Music that scares you.
20Music isn't so scary to me as a grownup. It can be thrilling or surprising, sure, but sound can't unsettle me the way disturbing images will.
As a child, I loved the Beatles but always had to be careful to lift the needle before the guitar solo at the end of "Maxwell's Silver Hammer". Frightened me to no end. My father encouraged me to watch Koyannisqatsi one night when it was on PBS, and the choral portions of the score combined with the weird effects of the visuals had me pretty well shook.
As a child, I loved the Beatles but always had to be careful to lift the needle before the guitar solo at the end of "Maxwell's Silver Hammer". Frightened me to no end. My father encouraged me to watch Koyannisqatsi one night when it was on PBS, and the choral portions of the score combined with the weird effects of the visuals had me pretty well shook.