12 Nu Metal Tracks Lubbock Needs Right Now

This song gets me jacked like no other. This is like drinking a six-pack of Monster.

This is just my favorite Static-X track. I was a really big fan of this band and they always had our support.

I am a huge Mudvayne fan but I'm not playing here. I love "Dig" and "Happy"  and "Dull Boy", but "Not Falling" is completely next-level epic and I'm not going to deny it just to be the cool guy that mentions some album track.

I have no idea why this is the Linkin Park track that does it for me. To be honest, I've liked most of everything they've done, but this track just seemed special to me.

I think "Renegade" raises the roof off most places, but I just love the chill to heavy transitions in this track.

Yeah, choosing one Slipknot track is tough. I liked it when their sound got a little less ratty and more sharp and I think this is the first track where I noticed it.

So this almost doesn't belong on this list in terms of heaviness, but this is a forgotten favorite that I must of played a million times.

These guys played a couple of events for us and they were always great. Original singer Mark Chavez is the half-brother of Jonathan Davis of Korn.

We have always loved "the Dirty D.P" and this song just cuts to the bone. I almost went with "Sinner", but I can't lie, I miss this song.

There are dozens of Powerman tracks I love but this is the one that takes the temperature of the room up a couple of notches. I hope to catch them again when they return to Jake's.

Coal Chamber was one of my "discoveries". FMX played Coal Chamber before almost anyone else (at least in the U.S.). Big Truck was released prior to "Mi Loco" and since it was the first thing that I heard from them, I'm still in love with it.

I see Korn as having three distinct career periods. The moody 90's stuff, the more mental-y 2000's era stuff, and the stuff that they're doing today.  I guess I'm a weirdo because I really like that middle-period stuff.