What's The First Song You'd Want To Hear ...

[JC higgy]

No Class ,Motorhead ,nearly forgot that one.

I'm partial to a bit of early Saxon myself,so Motorcycle Man,Wheels of Steel,Strong Arm of The Law,Never Surrender, Princess of the Night,Redline,This Town Rocks.

 

[Bertotti]

Today I will revise my thoughts as I said earlier it changes day to day but some Lacuna Coil would just scream through that set up!

 

[wabash slim]

GHOSTRIDERS!!!

 

[wildeman]

For real though, its got to be some big bottom funk through that.

 

[GlenP]

Lots of good ideas so far. I think I would add something by Boston, probably Foreplay/Long Time.

or smoke on the water. I mean, yeah, why not?

any Pink Floyd

If you ever get a chance to see a concert film in an IMAX theater, the speakers they have in there are pretty impressive and immersive. Maybe not like that picture, but they have speakers all over and hidden behind the screen too.

 

[GlenP]

Peaceful Easy Feeling by The Eagles

Or how about Seven Bridges Road?

 

[JeffreyLeePierre]

GHOSTRIDERS!!!

OK, but then, that one:

 

[thunder58]

Or how about Seven Bridges Road?

Absolutley

 

[guitarfarm]

Glide On by Duke Robillard. But quietly. My tinnitus is already bad enough.

 

[afire]

"I Get Around".

 

[GlenP]

The Who, “can you see the real me?” with extended live bass solo by John Entwhistle.

 

[Henry]

Something really, really quiet.

John Cage 4-33 would be awesome. You'd be able to hear every nuance.

 

[Bertotti]

John5

 

[drmilktruck]

Glide On by Duke Robillard. But quietly. My tinnitus is already bad enough.

I went to school at Brown in Rhode Island, Duke's home until he moved to Texas. Love the Duke! (And his original band, Roomful of Blues. They played our Senior Class party.)

 

[Shock]

The Who, “can you see the real me?” with extended live bass solo by John Entwhistle.

Quadrophenia had some real jems on it. Just play the whole thing.

 

[wabash slim]

Lots of good ideas so far. I think I would add something by Boston, probably Foreplay/Long Time.

or smoke on the water. I mean, yeah, why not?

any Pink Floyd

If you ever get a chance to see a concert film in an IMAX theater, the speakers they have in there are pretty impressive and immersive. Maybe not like that picture, but they have speakers all over and hidden behind the screen too.

Aside from the surround sound speakers on the walls, the vast majority of speakers in all theaters are behind the screen. Most don't know it, but the screens are perforated. IMAX speakers are above and beyond the regular theater types. Before the movie, they often light the area behind the screen so the audience can see the speaker rig. If you ever get the chance to see the IMAX in the dome format, do so!

Having retired as a 40+ year IATSE union projectionist, I feel the theaters run the sound far too loud. I like it loud, but these guys go overboard with it. My other gripe is that the kid that pushes the play button on the DVD player should really learn how to focus the damn thing. The ticket price barely pays for the cost of the film to the theater. They really make most of their money on concessions. You're actually free to bring in your own eats, within reason.

 

[heinzman]

If there are hopefully some more Woofers under the stage ground.... it is Firestarter from The Prodigy...;-)

 

[wabash slim]

No one's mentioned Rebel Rouser?

Some Kind of Wonderful
Help
Soul Sacrifice
Rocky Mountain Way

 

[Tony65x55]

Time - Pink Floyd

 

[GlenP]

Someone already mentioned the 1812 overture with those cannons. How about the William tell overture, played by Glen Campbell?

then there’s the seasonal Alleluia chorus.

a couple other orchestral favorites: Sabre dance and flight of the bumblebee.

or anything from the Disney Fantasia soundtrack.