Help me make a playlist...

DevotedWalnut · **Posted:** Mon Jul 19, 2010 11:16 pm

so on Thursday I will be driving from my house to Montreal which should take roughly 8 hours. I promised my friend with whom I will be driving with that I will make an epic playlist for the drive. I want to include the bands we will be seeing live next weekend.

so.. I would like the wonderful minds of MR to help me in this endeavour.

bands I want in this playlist:
Megadeth
Slayer
Alice Cooper
High On Fire
Testament
Anvil
3 Inches of Blood
Skeletonwitch
Halford
Kataklysm

I obviously want the "hits" and the songs they will play live, but I also want the songs that just plain kick ass. The Megadeth and Slayer songs I should be able to handle on my own(but still would like your input) same with Halford and 3IOB, but I would like you guys to help me out.

warfleloup · **Posted:** Tue Jul 20, 2010 12:25 am

The Definitive Alice Cooper makes for a fine introduction to his work. Just cut out the last two songs (Poison and Hey Stoopid) and you've got a fine collection :

1. I'M Eighteen
2. Desperado
3. Under My Wheels
4. Halo of Flies
5. School's Out
6. Elected
7. Hello Hooray
8. Generation Landslide
9. No More Mr. Nice Guy
10. Billion Dollar Babies
11. Teenage Lament '74
12. Muscle of Love
13. Only Women Bleed
14. Department of Life
15. Welcome to My Nightmare
16. I Never Cry
17. You and Me
18. How You Gonna See Me Now
19. From the Inside

traptunderice · **Posted:** Tue Jul 20, 2010 12:41 am

My thoughts, some bands I know more about than others. It is what it is.

High on Fire:
Snakes for the Divine
Frost Hammer (Killer Wayne's World moment waiting in the chorus)
Death is this Communion
Rumors of War
Devilution
Brother in the Wind
Cometh Down Hessian
Blessed Black Wings
Blood from Zion
(The awesome track from Hung, Drawn and Quartered which I always forget what it is called)

Anvil:
Corporate Preacher
Safe Sex
Where Does All the Money Go?
Forged in Fire
Never Deceive Me
Shadow Zone
Metal on Metal
Tag Team
Tease Me, Please Me
Jackhammer

Testament:
D.N.R.
True Believer
3 Days in Darkness
Practice What You Preach
Blessed in Contempt
Envy Life
The New Order
Trial By Fire
Into the Pit
Disciples of the Watch
The Preacher

3IOB:
Goatrider Horde x13

Mastodon:
Colony of Birchmen
Blood and Thunder
Crusher Destroyer
Where Strides the Behemoth
Mother Puncher
Oblivion

Skeletonwitch:
Upon Wings of Black
Beyond the Permafrost
Limb from Limb
Soul Thrashing Black Sorcery
Baptized in Flames

Slayer:
Reign in Blood + War Ensemble

Megadeth:
Burnt Ice
Sweating Bullets
Ashes in Your Mouth
Almost Honest
She-Wolf
Peace Sells
Devil's Island
In My Darkest Hour
Train of Consequences
KIMB
Looking Down the Cross
99 Ways to Die
Paranoid
Holy Wars
Rust in Peace...Polaris
Tornado of Souls
Hangar 18

Alice Cooper:
Only Women Bleed
No More Mr. Nice Guy
Poison

traptunderice · **Posted:** Tue Jul 20, 2010 12:42 am

warfleloup wrote:

The Definitive Alice Cooper makes for a fine introduction to his work. Just cut out the last two songs (Poison and Hey Stoopid) and you've got a fine collection :

That's what I have but fuck you for not loving Poison. I was raised on that tune and it kicks ass.

warfleloup · **Posted:** Tue Jul 20, 2010 12:44 am

traptunderice wrote:

warfleloup wrote:

The Definitive Alice Cooper makes for a fine introduction to his work. Just cut out the last two songs (Poison and Hey Stoopid) and you've got a fine collection :

That's what I have but fuck you for not loving Poison. I was raised on that tune and it kicks ass.

Raised on crap, then.
No wonder you have such bad taste in music now. :lol:

DevotedWalnut · **Posted:** Tue Jul 20, 2010 12:46 am

now now children, take that shit somewhere else!

just need some songs from Kataklysm and Halford and then mix all the songs up perfectly.

should be fun

traptunderice · **Posted:** Tue Jul 20, 2010 12:52 am

warfleloup wrote:

traptunderice wrote:

warfleloup wrote:

The Definitive Alice Cooper makes for a fine introduction to his work. Just cut out the last two songs (Poison and Hey Stoopid) and you've got a fine collection :

That's what I have but fuck you for not loving Poison. I was raised on that tune and it kicks ass.

Raised on crap, then.
No wonder you have such bad taste in music now. :lol:

You're such an asshole that you make me miss Stefan.

warfleloup · **Posted:** Tue Jul 20, 2010 12:54 am

traptunderice wrote:

warfleloup wrote:

traptunderice wrote:

warfleloup wrote:

The Definitive Alice Cooper makes for a fine introduction to his work. Just cut out the last two songs (Poison and Hey Stoopid) and you've got a fine collection :

That's what I have but fuck you for not loving Poison. I was raised on that tune and it kicks ass.

Raised on crap, then.
No wonder you have such bad taste in music now. :lol:

You're such an asshole that you make me miss Stefan.

Hey, you started it. Telling me "fuck you" because I didn't like Poison wasn't very nice...

warfleloup · **Posted:** Tue Jul 20, 2010 12:55 am

DevotedWalnut wrote:

now now children, take that shit somewhere else!

just need some songs from Kataklysm and Halford and then mix all the songs up perfectly.

should be fun

Halford just released a live album, didn't he?
This should be close to what he'll play.

dead1 · **Joined:** Tue Apr 13, 2010 7:22 am **Posts:** 2250

Kataklysm - a bit dusty here!

1. In Shadows and Dust
2. Chronicles of the Damned
3. Where The Enemy Sleeps
4. The Ambassador of Pain
5. The Tragedy I Preach
6. Blood On The Swans

Adveser · **Joined:** Tue Nov 13, 2007 1:26 am **Posts:** 2491

Don't forget Alice Cooper's extremely commercial string of pop hits from the late 70's that he doesn't like to really acknowledge kept him from getting dropped from the label:

Only Women Bleed
I never cry
You and Me
How you gonna see me now

I guess he thought he could go in a more david bowie direction at some point. I guess it was great that the lines between punk, disco and heavy metal got much further apart.

Cú Chulainn · **Posted:** Wed Jul 21, 2010 1:18 am

warfleloup wrote:

traptunderice wrote:

warfleloup wrote:

traptunderice wrote:

warfleloup wrote:

The Definitive Alice Cooper makes for a fine introduction to his work. Just cut out the last two songs (Poison and Hey Stoopid) and you've got a fine collection :

That's what I have but fuck you for not loving Poison. I was raised on that tune and it kicks ass.

Raised on crap, then.
No wonder you have such bad taste in music now. :lol:

You're such an asshole that you make me miss Stefan.

Hey, you started it. Telling me "fuck you" because I didn't like Poison wasn't very nice...

He's right, though. Poison and Hey Stoopid are fucking brilliant tunes.

warfleloup · **Posted:** Wed Jul 21, 2010 1:20 am

FrigidSymphony wrote:

warfleloup wrote:

traptunderice wrote:

warfleloup wrote:

traptunderice wrote:

warfleloup wrote:

The Definitive Alice Cooper makes for a fine introduction to his work. Just cut out the last two songs (Poison and Hey Stoopid) and you've got a fine collection :

That's what I have but fuck you for not loving Poison. I was raised on that tune and it kicks ass.

Raised on crap, then.
No wonder you have such bad taste in music now. :lol:

You're such an asshole that you make me miss Stefan.

Hey, you started it. Telling me "fuck you" because I didn't like Poison wasn't very nice...

He's right, though. Poison and Hey Stoopid are fucking brilliant tunes.

In a radio-friendly kind of way, they probably are.
Compared to the awesomeness of Alice early 70s repertoire, they feel like entertaining tunes laking substance and guts.

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