Maybe this?
I had neighbours listening to some god awful dance music once and they wouldn't turn it down. I moved my bass amp stack up against their wall, dropped the E string to D, turned all settings as high as they would go and just sat drinking whilst randomly hitting the string, for hours.
Can't get much more bass than a bass and it worked a treat. 😈
Another Pantera vote - Cowboys from Hell.
Or Hall of the Mountain King by Apocalyptica.
Or NIN Closer
I have a friend nearby who hires out backline equipment and boy oh boy could he help me out in this sort of situation.
"Thanks guys, yes wheel in another Marshall stack please"
Queue up some Big Black for round 2. L Dopa and The Power of Independent Trucking should do it.
If you have vinyl Santana Abraxas is very loud as is the 12 inch of She Sells Sanctuary.
Nothing here is loud enough to drown Out the whinging in the mega avalanche thread...
1812 Overture
toccata and fugue in d minor
eddie11 - Member
Josh wink
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PeterPoddy - Member
It's as quiet as a graveyard now.
Hehehe!
Always wanted to do something like that! Juvenile? Moi?
tall_martin - Member
tool lateralusMight just drown out some silence with it myself
Funny you should suggest that; I suddenly realised a couple of evenings ago I didn't have any Tool on my phone, I bought Lateratus after seeing that video on some music channel or other.
Cant find the album at the mo', but I did rip Schism into iTunes so that'll do for the time being, until I can go all archeological on my cd collection.
Always surprises me how heavy the bass on Strict Machine by Goldfrapp is if you play it on decent kit.
Just stand at the front of one of their gigs, it won't come as that much of a surprise...
I saw them last Sunday at Somerset House, second time there, and possibly the ninth or tenth time I've seen them, and Strict Machine does encourage the audience to do more than shuffle their feet, I can assure you! 😀
muppetWrangler - Member
First night of the proms. No kids that would play loud music on a Friday night would want to listen to listen to the Proms.
There's a version of the 1812 by the Atlanta Philharmonic, can't remember the label, and it not the very best performance out there, but they did use real cannon!
It's apparently very good for discovering just how good your amp is at driving speakers at high volume without clipping and melting the voice coils...
Edit: it was the Cincinnati Philharmonic, and the label was Telarc, the recording is legendary, because they used Digital recording for the first time, and could record real cannon properly.
The original vinyl, (this is before cd), came with a warning about carefully setting up playback levels:
http://hifi-writer.com/wpblog/?p=2504
Knock on door, smile, say that neighbourly consideration would be appreciated before making neighbours aware that the hand behind your back is holding an axe - or other item of your choice; alternatives to axe could include machete or cleaver.
Don't forget to tell them they are ignorant, pathetic, small-minded individuals who wouldn't behave the same way in mummy & daddy's house and then spit in their eye.
When they close door a strong message is to embed axe, machete, cleaver in door - just to say 'thanks for your time'.
I was going to suggest Venetian Snares but I've been beaten to it. He's got a more than a few other songs that might come in handy if it ever happens again: Intense demonic attacks (doormouse remix), Skelechairs and A lot of drugs spring to mind. Extra effective if you stick that last one on repeat and go out for a walk for a bit.
Butterfly or Formshift by Ophidian might also be worth a squirt.
Most old farts (vast majority of us here I believe) are deaf to frequencies above 25kHz, but not them young 'uns. Find someway of generating it and squeal it through the walls at them. a sine wave will be very hard to pin point the source of the irritating whistle.
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