- 3,542
- Marin County, C
All music lovers know that feeling when you get to a point in a song and your body just starts to climax just like you do under the sheets. While the feeling is different, you get that sense of bliss that no other feeling could top it. Its what separates great songs and epic works of art. I was sitting here listening to the intro of "The Regulator" by Clutch and it made me think... How many songs really make me feel this good so consistently.
Percentage wise... few songs really do this to me. But these songs are ones that make orgasms feel tame to me.
Like I said above, that blues inspired intro that Clutch has perfected over the years is just so much better then anything they have done. Neil's voice is so soothing and forces you to just fall into a rhythmic heaven. I don't know if that makes sense but to me it does.
This song probably does it best for me and is the first song to have ever given me this feeling that I missed in my first 12 years of my life. This song completely changed my way of listening to music and got me craving for more. At five minutes the song slows down and transitions into my favorite solo of all time. At six minutes is where it climaxes into a world of progressive perfection that no other band (IMO) could ever accomplish. This song in every musical way is perfect. Oh, and I've never heard better singing from Jame than in the studio version of this song.
10,000 days came out when I was 15 and I bought it when a friend of mine and I took a bus into SF for a day for some fun. I ended up buying this album and when we got back to my house and listened to the first couple tracks and were falling in love with it. Later that day when I listened through the whole album I got to the 10th song and found this work of art. I got feelings that I haven't felt since listening to As I Am and instantly make this album my favorite Tool album. Not only is the song 9 minutes of Tool ear candy but the whole time its just building up tension where it doesn't get released until the 5:25 mark where the band goes into a jam that doesn't end until the end of the song where it calms down and lets you catch your breath because you were holding it for three and a half. This song is great demonstration why Danny is such a phenomenal drummer. If I were to die listening to a song.. this would be it.
Most of you will hate this song, mainly because it is Death Metal. When most people think of Death Metal they think mindless bashing and playing brutally fast. And if I tell them they are a French Death Metal band they most likely will giggle. Its an acquired taste and if you have that taste you cane hear that empowered rhythm that everyone else doesn't. This song pretty much sums it all up for me and its the song I use towards the end of my workouts so I can go that extra mile. I don't get the same feeling, mainly because its completely different from most other things, which is why I think it deserves a mention. There is no specific point in the song where it climaxes its just a complete onslaught of endorphins that run through your body and you just get a brief break in the middle of the song. Truly amazing.
This song doesn't get old. Two awesome guitarist in Demmel and Flynn switching off between electric and acoustic guitars with a chilling solo starting a four minutes. Beautiful song that I can listen to over and over again for a good period of time... And I've done just that, many times over. When listening to this song, you forget you are listening to music because it sucks you in so magically. I love it... This song will surely break your girlfriends purity ring.
Percentage wise... few songs really do this to me. But these songs are ones that make orgasms feel tame to me.
Like I said above, that blues inspired intro that Clutch has perfected over the years is just so much better then anything they have done. Neil's voice is so soothing and forces you to just fall into a rhythmic heaven. I don't know if that makes sense but to me it does.
This song probably does it best for me and is the first song to have ever given me this feeling that I missed in my first 12 years of my life. This song completely changed my way of listening to music and got me craving for more. At five minutes the song slows down and transitions into my favorite solo of all time. At six minutes is where it climaxes into a world of progressive perfection that no other band (IMO) could ever accomplish. This song in every musical way is perfect. Oh, and I've never heard better singing from Jame than in the studio version of this song.
10,000 days came out when I was 15 and I bought it when a friend of mine and I took a bus into SF for a day for some fun. I ended up buying this album and when we got back to my house and listened to the first couple tracks and were falling in love with it. Later that day when I listened through the whole album I got to the 10th song and found this work of art. I got feelings that I haven't felt since listening to As I Am and instantly make this album my favorite Tool album. Not only is the song 9 minutes of Tool ear candy but the whole time its just building up tension where it doesn't get released until the 5:25 mark where the band goes into a jam that doesn't end until the end of the song where it calms down and lets you catch your breath because you were holding it for three and a half. This song is great demonstration why Danny is such a phenomenal drummer. If I were to die listening to a song.. this would be it.
Most of you will hate this song, mainly because it is Death Metal. When most people think of Death Metal they think mindless bashing and playing brutally fast. And if I tell them they are a French Death Metal band they most likely will giggle. Its an acquired taste and if you have that taste you cane hear that empowered rhythm that everyone else doesn't. This song pretty much sums it all up for me and its the song I use towards the end of my workouts so I can go that extra mile. I don't get the same feeling, mainly because its completely different from most other things, which is why I think it deserves a mention. There is no specific point in the song where it climaxes its just a complete onslaught of endorphins that run through your body and you just get a brief break in the middle of the song. Truly amazing.
This song doesn't get old. Two awesome guitarist in Demmel and Flynn switching off between electric and acoustic guitars with a chilling solo starting a four minutes. Beautiful song that I can listen to over and over again for a good period of time... And I've done just that, many times over. When listening to this song, you forget you are listening to music because it sucks you in so magically. I love it... This song will surely break your girlfriends purity ring.
! Dream Theater is the climax of metal in general in composition, technique and singing. No other band in the world play like these guys
, they are Maestros! Sociology, psychology and philosophy are every where in there music. -Scenes from a memory- was considered a better conceptual album than THE WALL of Pink Floyd, and that pretty much says everything
! Inteligent prog metal:tup:! 
! Its hard to choose...
