Does this song scare you

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You know what's funny? I guarantee you'll hear some industrial band like My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult or Kavorkian Death Cycle sampling this on a track. Lol, when I was listening to that first part I was thinking "You know, this would flow kinda interestingly over techno..." - they've done it with Art Bell interviews, why not something like this.

less scary than a lot of dark drum & bass out there too. There's at least a few tracks by guys like Tech Itch, Exile, The Enemy, B Key, and that's just the newskool - stuff from the late 90's was a lot more serious, dysphoric, precise, and didn't have that goofy headbanger angst innit (no offense to the metalheads, I like it in its context, but d&b used to offer a kind of darkness much different and more sinister).

Oh wow, maybe you are not a complete psycho after all

The link to the audio (in original post) says "A Mighty Wind"-that's a parody film by Christopher Guest & the SCTV people. Haven't seen the movie, didn't listen to the song, but I don't take it seriously. Death metal and classical music (violins, sometimes) make me feel ill.
Real life for me is at down-to-earth level. When I die I'll become nothing, same state of "unbeing" as before my parents brought me on the scene.
Scary things make me want to get away from mean people & their beliefs, not embrace them. Nothing can frighten me into loving something, though maybe that works for other beings...

By using fear and then praise, many people will follow that individual.

This is like a channeler, and completely bogus.
Why was it 25 minutes of complete garbage?

Does that mean that all Budhists, Jews and Muslims go to hell?

According to those people, yes.

We don't have any say over if we go to hell or not. If I get sent to hell, then thats where I get sent... but I sure as hell (haha) won't be singing that lame song when I get there.

I'll be singing Johnny Cash's Ring of Fire.

There is no way that I am going to listen to that.

After all, who wants their mind tortured?

Dante's Inferno is much scarier, speaking of which I wish that book would be translated into modern day words(/expressions) so I could understand it and maybe appreciate it.

I aint scurred.

After listening, I think you'd just be scared that there are people out there gullible enough to be majorly affected by that. Not that I'm recommending you try it, it's still a waste of time regardless.

The background noise sounds like a steady toilet flush. Is that what it is?

I think it would make a good sound effect for a Halloween display

I actually like their background sound, but it definitely doesn't make me want to avoid hell.

I found this to be very humorous. If I ever throw a halloween party, This will be on my play list right after "the monster mash".

It sounds like it was recorded off the telephone with all the backround noise and the

Echo Echo Echo Echo Echo

The harmonizer and SFX also add a nice touch.

Where is the "I laughed my ass off!" Option?