What Song Would You Play While Beating Someone To Death

[E-Train]

Anything by nonpoint

goldfinger - 99 red balloons

Michael Buble - Feeling Good

or

Muse's cover of feeling good

[Kian]

I'm not really in to metal but i love this beat.

[DHFHades]

Faith no more - easy like sunday mornin'

Malcom McDowel - singin in the rain

Sepultura - Rattamahatta

Gwar - Immortal Corrupter

the insidiuos soliloquy of Dr. Mr. Mrs. Prof. Skullhead Face

the road behind

so many I can't really begin to list them all...hehe

[reinke]

this will deffinetly win me parent or husband of the year but i had this playing one time when this guy called my wife the "N" word and i jumped out of my truck and beat his brains in. it was hilarious now that i think about it. just that fact this was turned up in my truck for my little one.

[seanbw94708]

messy marv

i'm a soldier boy

still explosive

[Sp33dyG]

Throw it up Screwed - Lil John

BME Click-Lil John

Beatem to the Floor-Three 6 Mafia

Tear Da Club Up-Three 6 Mafia

Possie Song-Three 6 Mafia

You Scared-Three 6 Mafia

Man Up-Trillville

What it is-Yo Gotti Ft. BoHagon

Side 2 Side-Mr. Criminal

Down With The Sickness-Disturbed

Last Resort-Papa Roach

[dwright27]

Buckethead - Soothsayer, Descent of The Damned, King James

[machado287]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S524O_XNoLM

[IH8PunkRok]

Suicide Silence- Bludgeoned to Death

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lsckb3XiJSE

Suicide Silence- No Pity for a Coward

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b-LrCuwic4o

[trainman0978]

or just pop in some Yanni

Do you even have a clue who Herbie Hancock is? Do you even know how Yanni is.... The similarities are few and far between.... You have really struck a nerve here. Where do You think R & B came from, where do you think blues came from, where to do you think Techno came from, hip hop, rap, dance, drum and bass , rock, and and pretty much any other genre you can name, found it's roots in Jazz music. And hancock was one of the first to introduce synthesizers and electronic key boards and sound effects into jazz, pretty much creating what many would call the new face of jazz music. Your buddy Yanni on the other hand, while he does play a saxophone, is in no way deserving of even being put remotely into the same category of the greats like Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Louis Armstrong, Ella Fitzgerald ... just to name a few... All of which I am very familiar with. So Gooch taint, or whatever you chose to call your self, do a little music appreciation and a little history of the influences the artists you find that you really enjoy, see who they list as their influences, and I am sure you will find at least of these names some where in that list.

I listen to pretty much every type of music under the sun, and I have a system that came play any thing I want equally well, from tracks like " Bass I Love You " all the way down to something along the lines of " Freddie Freeloader" ( off of what most would consider the greatest Jazz record of all time, Miles Davis : Kind of Blue .... again , Google it )

Not that I am trying to insult you, please don't think I am , but seriously, broaden your musical mind before you try to throw out a term like Yanni when referring to someone like Herbie Hancock.

And besides, what would be more movie scene creepy than playing something so smooth and emotional like a jazz song while one takes a base ball bat and plays tee ball with a cranium ?

Sociopath behavior anyone?