What are some intense drum, vocal music?

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Led Zeppelin – “Fool In The Rain”
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Cheap Trick, "I Want You to Want Me" (At Budokan version) ... Bon Jovi, "You Give Love a Bad Name" ... Robert Palmer, "Simply Irresistible" ... Spin Doctors, "Two Princes" ... INXS, "What You Need" ... Whitesnake, “Slow an' Easy” ... Warrant, “Cherry Pie” ... Queen, “I...
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Cheap Trick, "I Want You to Want Me" (At Budokan version) ... Bon Jovi, "You Give Love a Bad Name" ... Robert Palmer, "Simply Irresistible" ... Spin Doctors, "Two Princes" ... INXS, "What You Need" ... Whitesnake, “Slow an' Easy” ... Warrant, “Cherry Pie” ... Queen, “I Want it All read less
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Led Zeppelin – “Fool In The Rain” (John Bonham) Frank Zappa – “The Black Page #1” (Terry Bozzio) Paul Simon – “50 Ways To Leave Your Lover” (Steve Gadd) Meshuggah – “Bleed” (Tomas Haake) Nile – “Lashed To The Slave...
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Led Zeppelin – “Fool In The Rain” (John Bonham) Frank Zappa – “The Black Page #1” (Terry Bozzio) Paul Simon – “50 Ways To Leave Your Lover” (Steve Gadd) Meshuggah – “Bleed” (Tomas Haake) Nile – “Lashed To The Slave Stick” (George Kollias) read less
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Led Zeppelin – “Fool In The Rain” (John Bonham) Frank Zappa – “The Black Page #1” (Terry Bozzio) Paul Simon – “50 Ways To Leave Your Lover” (Steve Gadd) Meshuggah – “Bleed” (Tomas Haake) Nile – “Lashed To The Slave...
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Led Zeppelin – “Fool In The Rain” (John Bonham) Frank Zappa – “The Black Page #1” (Terry Bozzio) Paul Simon – “50 Ways To Leave Your Lover” (Steve Gadd) Meshuggah – “Bleed” (Tomas Haake) Nile – “Lashed To The Slave Stick” (George Kollias) read less
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Listen to black and death metal genre songs.
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