Albums that could get you killed

Which are the albums that could get you killed while driving?

I could name a few:

- Every UDO album
- Enforcer: into the night
- Sodom: Code Red
- Judas Priest: Painkiller
- Accept: balls to the wall
- Iron Maiden: Powerslave

Gilbert wrote:

Which are the albums that could get you killed while driving?

I could name a few:

- Every UDO album
- Enforcer: into the night
- Sodom: Code Red
- Judas Priest: Painkiller
- Accept: balls to the wall
- Iron Maiden: Powerslave

I agree on the U.D.O. intense stuff!

same with PainKiller and Balls to the wall

I would add

Warbringer-War without end
Lazarus A.D.-The Onslaught
Guilotine-Blood Money
Powermad Absolute Power, the song Terminator
Testament-Formation of Damnation

savatage streets because it will put you into another dimension where other drivers do not exist on the highway in that plane of reality.

Anything by Malevolent Creation

Lots of things in the rap genre.

Are we driving in the 'hood or in the 'burbs?

Troublezone wrote:

Anything by Malevolent Creation

+1

I was thinking specifically of "Coronation of Our Domain" during that breakdown

"The Authority that has been bestowed,
will flourish when it's ripe
..(something something I forget)
Will Decay and fade from....SIIIGGGHT! (HEAVY smurfing RIFFS!)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tC9_dbNimpw

At 1:33, total ownage!

Any and all intense thrash or brutal death metal--recent experiences: Gama Bomb, Greif of War, Hour of Penance, Misery Index........
When I first heard Sonic Firestorm I always found myself speeding....

Savage Grace - Master of Disguise
Running Wild - Black Hand Inn

Body Count's first album (the one with the infamous "Cop Killer" on it) may not get you killed, but if you get pulled over and the cop sees the CD on your front seat, it may get your ass beat....

Any Grateful Dead album could put me to sleep behind the wheel.

Vanilla Ice's albums could induce you to commit suicide

manny wrote:

Vanilla Ice's albums could induce you to commit suicide

True.

Listening to Justin Beiber or any other of the current crop of pop idols would probably make me drive into on-coming traffic as well.

Dark Angel-Darkness Descends
Kreator-Pleasure to Kill, Extreme Aggresion

Morbid Saint - Spectrum Of Death
Mezzrow - Then Came The Killing
Cro-Mags - Age Of Quarrel
Misfits - Earth A.D.
Demolition Hammer - Tortured Existence
Rigor Mortis - Rigor Mortis
Korrozia Metalla - Russian Vodka

Dave the Boss wrote:

Running Wild - Black Hand Inn

+1

Keeper of the Seven Keys. Trying to reach those high notes can kill you.

Brother Firetribe- HeartFull of Fire
Leverage - Tides
Manowar - Kings of Metal
Weed - ST

projects that use all-star guest vocalists (Ayreon, etc.). I'm always reading the liner notes while driving to figure out which "so familiar" voice is singing.

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Body Count's first album (the one with the infamous "Cop Killer" on it) may not get you killed, but if you get pulled over and the cop sees the CD on your front seat, it may get your ass beat....

My cop friend Chuck loves this album. He also is quite fond of a lot of gangsta rap which is also not cop friendly. It's very strange to see him rocking out to such things. He's also the first to make doughnut cop jokes too.

Pretty much any Exciter will cause instant insane speeding on my part.

manny wrote:

Vanilla Ice's albums could induce you to commit suicide

Say nothing you, he's playing a little festival over here in a few weeks, I'll be in the front row with my vinyl and my Cool as Ice VHS ready for signing.

He's a fookin' legend in my book

brokenCYDE may cause me to choke on my own vomit.

Locky wrote:

manny wrote:

Vanilla Ice's albums could induce you to commit suicide

Say nothing you, he's playing a little festival over here in a few weeks, I'll be in the front row with my vinyl and my Cool as Ice VHS ready for signing.

He's a fookin' legend in my book

ICE ICE BABY!!!!!!!!!!!

I got my first speeding ticket in 1990 listening to Rush - Tow Sawyer

I got my last speeding ticket 2001 listening to Metallica - Damage Inc.

That was the year I bought a radar detector. Now I can listen to all the Thrash, Death, and Doom metal I want while I drive.

Let's hope the music never kills anybody like all these people texting while driving.

Testament-The Legacy