Originally posted by: TNM93
Guy just rolled past my place with rap volume in his car at maximum to the point that it sounded like it was playing in my house.
Originally posted by: Lonyo
Bump for the truthfulness of this thread, not only in cars, but in general.
Damned annoying flatmates insist on listening to hiphop crap far too loud.
Can anyone recommend anything with LOTS of bass in it?
Maybe some hardcore of some sort, dance tunes etc, that are VERY bass heavy?
I have a few - New Order - Confusion (Pump panel remix) (the song from the club in Blade)
Prodigy - Voodoo People (and remoxes) and No Man Army, and I have other bass heavy songs, but i want something that will be seriously unbelievable.
Originally posted by: Mucho
My guess is people who listen to Rap dont give a damm about other, I've notice they are the ones who won hold the door open either or say thank you when you do for them.
Originally posted by: SampSon
Because country doesn't sound great on thoes systems.
Originally posted by: RyanSengara
Originally posted by: Mucho
My guess is people who listen to Rap dont give a damm about other, I've notice they are the ones who won hold the door open either or say thank you when you do for them.
Thats a stereotype.. I like rap and I'm very courteous.
Originally posted by: kumanchu
Originally posted by: Lonyo
Bump for the truthfulness of this thread, not only in cars, but in general.
Damned annoying flatmates insist on listening to hiphop crap far too loud.
Can anyone recommend anything with LOTS of bass in it?
Maybe some hardcore of some sort, dance tunes etc, that are VERY bass heavy?
I have a few - New Order - Confusion (Pump panel remix) (the song from the club in Blade)
Prodigy - Voodoo People (and remoxes) and No Man Army, and I have other bass heavy songs, but i want something that will be seriously unbelievable.
bass kicks in typical uk garage are pretty heavy
dynamix II uses heavy bass kicks
and then there is:
rok dis joint
Originally posted by: Lonyo
Bump for the truthfulness of this thread, not only in cars, but in general.
Damned annoying flatmates insist on listening to hiphop crap far too loud.
Can anyone recommend anything with LOTS of bass in it?
Maybe some hardcore of some sort, dance tunes etc, that are VERY bass heavy?
I have a few - New Order - Confusion (Pump panel remix) (the song from the club in Blade)
Prodigy - Voodoo People (and remoxes) and No Man Army, and I have other bass heavy songs, but i want something that will be seriously unbelievable.
Originally posted by: Lonyo
Originally posted by: kumanchu
Originally posted by: Lonyo
Bump for the truthfulness of this thread, not only in cars, but in general.
Damned annoying flatmates insist on listening to hiphop crap far too loud.
Can anyone recommend anything with LOTS of bass in it?
Maybe some hardcore of some sort, dance tunes etc, that are VERY bass heavy?
I have a few - New Order - Confusion (Pump panel remix) (the song from the club in Blade)
Prodigy - Voodoo People (and remoxes) and No Man Army, and I have other bass heavy songs, but i want something that will be seriously unbelievable.
bass kicks in typical uk garage are pretty heavy
dynamix II uses heavy bass kicks
and then there is:
rok dis joint
I need stuff they won't like. They like Garage type stuff, which is half the problem.
Darude - Sandstorm may be a very good option though![]()
Originally posted by: Lonyo
Bump for the truthfulness of this thread, not only in cars, but in general.
Damned annoying flatmates insist on listening to hiphop crap far too loud.
Can anyone recommend anything with LOTS of bass in it?
Maybe some hardcore of some sort, dance tunes etc, that are VERY bass heavy?
I have a few - New Order - Confusion (Pump panel remix) (the song from the club in Blade)
Prodigy - Voodoo People (and remoxes) and No Man Army, and I have other bass heavy songs, but i want something that will be seriously unbelievable.
Originally posted by: JLGatsby
Originally posted by: RyanSengara
Originally posted by: Mucho
My guess is people who listen to Rap dont give a damm about other, I've notice they are the ones who won hold the door open either or say thank you when you do for them.
Thats a stereotype.. I like rap and I'm very courteous.
One example proves nothing.
If you did a study to gauge politeness, intelligence, and attitudes, the stereotypes of those those who listen to rap would be found true, atleast for the majority.
As for the volume being up high, I know the answer: Just a bunch of imature idiots wanting attention. Mostly kids, or younger 20 somethings who can't grow up. Dumb people are very self conscience.
Rap is children's music. It's funny though, because rappers rap about how "manly" and "hard" or whatever they are, but the average listener of rap is a 15 year old kid who's just angry at his parents.
Originally posted by: Mucho
My guess is people who listen to Rap dont give a damm about other, I've notice they are the ones who won hold the door open either or say thank you when you do for them.
Originally posted by: SampSon
Because country doesn't sound great on thoes systems.
Originally posted by: JLGatsby
Originally posted by: RyanSengara
Originally posted by: Mucho
My guess is people who listen to Rap dont give a damm about other, I've notice they are the ones who won hold the door open either or say thank you when you do for them.
Thats a stereotype.. I like rap and I'm very courteous.
One example proves nothing.
If you did a study to gauge politeness, intelligence, and attitudes, the stereotypes of those those who listen to rap would be found true, atleast for the majority.
As for the volume being up high, I know the answer: Just a bunch of imature idiots wanting attention. Mostly kids, or younger 20 somethings who can't grow up. Dumb people are very self conscience.
Rap is children's music. It's funny though, because rappers rap about how "manly" and "hard" or whatever they are, but the average listener of rap is a 15 year old kid who's just angry at his parents.
