Black Sabbath's Die Young is one song that gets me moving. Just a catchy metal song and a longtime favourite of mine. Never get tired of it. Black Sabbath was a driving force back then.

Also Bathory's One Rode to Asa Bay. Propably everyone here knows it. I get shivers when listening to it. Actually I get shivers just by thinking about it.

For me that'd have to be Alice in Chains' We Die Young. I simply can't help myself from lip-synching to it and playing air guitar whenever I listen to it, at least in a subtle way. It's that catchy.

I usually turn on my stereo at 6:00 in the morning, it's better than coffee to start the day and go to school, If I am really sleepy I put an album from Hypocrisy, No tomorrow and Weed out the week are two songs that I can't hear without doing headbanging.

"Home of Once Brave" by Bathory has the power to stop me in my tracks every time, especially after the emotional buildup of the preceding "Song to Hall Up High". The music feels so vast and Quorthon's vocal lines are impossible to resist. If that song is playing, it's gonna be loud and if there's a beer nearby, it's getting raised and drunk.

Another one is "Into the Crypts of Rays" by Celtic Frost. This one is sure to get me to polish up my air guitar chops and put me on a huge Tom Warrior rampage, for days, maybe weeks at a time. Playing this song after not listening to Celtic Frost for a while is like the moment an alcoholic falls off the wagon and starts the next morning with a shot of whiskey instead of a pot of coffee.
You know how it is... hitting "play" turns into hitting "repeat all" and as soon you know it, your passed out covered in Morbid Tales, stinking of To Mega Therion and your head is pounding with Apocalyptic Raids. You know it's really bad when your caught with Cold Lake in a paper bag. Time for an intervention.