The goriest most offensive and vulgar music

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  • kinmad4it
    kinmad4it Posts: 185 Member
    You can't beat the Macc Lads for offensive and vulgar

    Or a recording of Roy Chubby Brown in concert.

    Just make sure not to sing along to the Macc Lads too loudly. Also not sure how music can be "gory"
  • A_nonymous2
    A_nonymous2 Posts: 366 Member
    For me, it's not about the music, but the "placement" of the music. We were just in Hocking Hills State Park and someone had one of those Bose "take anywhere" systems in their backpack and they were BLASTING music at the cave formation, so it was reverberating throughout, what should be, a peaceful forest. It could have been Beethoven, it was vulgar and disgusting.
  • FearAnLoathingJ
    FearAnLoathingJ Posts: 337 Member
    Deicide, cannibal corpse, six feet under, morbid angel, mortician
  • FearAnLoathingJ
    FearAnLoathingJ Posts: 337 Member
    Look up the song 1 bullet left by six feet under its pretty offensive
  • paulei1975
    paulei1975 Posts: 52 Member
    what about Obituary, deicde, or if you into old school Black metal , how about Darkthrone, Gorgoroth and Marduk.
  • EmilyJackCO
    EmilyJackCO Posts: 621 Member
    When I'm in a metal mood during a lift I go with Metallica, Anthrax, Sepultura, Pantera...stuff like that. When I want to go harder I leave that pansy-*kitten* **** behind and go to the dark Industrial stuff like Combichrist, Frontline Assembly, Suicide Commando, God Module, Psyclon Nine and Leaether Strip.

    This is almost my entire 24GB Sansa... Add in Aesthetic Perfection, :wumpscut:, Angelspit, iVardensphere (which, if you want really creepy - there's some of their songs I can't listen to, and I am a horror fan), old school Die Form.

    Throw a bunch of these in Pandora and see what comes out.
  • kinmad4it
    kinmad4it Posts: 185 Member
    Personally, anything by Stock Aitken and Waterman I find infinitely offensive. Any of the manufactured garbage that pollutes the radio these days is utterly repugnant and vile.
  • Laces_0ut
    Laces_0ut Posts: 3,750 Member
    all country music fits that description.
  • madtownjeremy
    madtownjeremy Posts: 249
    This is almost my entire 24GB Sansa... Add in Aesthetic Perfection, :wumpscut:, Angelspit, iVardensphere (which, if you want really creepy - there's some of their songs I can't listen to, and I am a horror fan), old school Die Form.

    Throw a bunch of these in Pandora and see what comes out.

    I actually have a few Aesthetic Perfection tracks on my LIFT playlist. I used to be able to workout to the 80s-90s school industrial like Front242 (the OFF album is still amazing though), Skinny Puppy (although now it's just kinda annoying), meatbeatmanifesto...stuff like that...but now in light of the other bands we're mentioning the classic stuff just seems a bit too soft. :) Also seeing Combichrist live did a lot to move my taste in Industrial in a much harder direction.
  • tattygun
    tattygun Posts: 447 Member
    If you haven't listened to Whitehouse then you're just playing.
  • hotlipsliz
    hotlipsliz Posts: 36
    An*al Cu*nt, IMO doesn't get much more vulgar or offensive than that; I personally think their stuff is funny but that's just me.
  • Anita_hoar12345
    Anita_hoar12345 Posts: 82
    Canibal Corpse
    Obituary
    Entombed
    Morbid Angel
    Hatebreed
    Parkway Drive
    At the Gates


    For rap music it's eminnem or DMX
  • zorbaru
    zorbaru Posts: 1,077 Member
    now i know you're all going to laugh at me, but have a look at vanilla ice.

    not the ice ice baby era stuff, that we all love but wont admit too. have a look at his later stuff after he left the lable that was making him into the flat top snail trail happy pants party rapper and it is quite full on.

    anything from "hard to swallow" onwards

    write up of hard to swallow:

    Hard to Swallow was a drastic change of pace for Vanilla Ice as he embarked on a new period in his career and his life. He referred to his rough edges and hard core sounds on the album as "therapy" and gave the world a "take-it-or-leave-it" album. The album features "Too Cold" a Korn-like remake of Vanilla Ice's smash hit "Ice, Ice, Baby.

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