loud sound is loud

[banned]

kind of throback question to a different era of noise board crappiness BUT what is the loudest noise recording, does it make sense to ask?

[banned]

maybe you can measure noise = perceived loudness +/ standard deviation

???

[NoiseWiki]

[banned]

lol sorry just joking no need to get the graph out

[NoiseWiki]

[RUBBISH]

It depends on the speakers you're playing it through...I can't even think of a comparison.
Loud is loud.

Bird calls dog barks a babbling brook crickets...some of those those fuckers can push or exceed 100dbs naturally.
(dog barks can be as loud as 120dbs)

[banned]

It depends on the speakers you're playing it through...I can't even think of a comparison.
Loud is loud.

Bird calls dog barks a babbling brook crickets...some of those those fuckers can push or exceed 100dbs naturally.
(dog barks can be as loud as 120dbs)

*ignores equation*
*replies anyway*

[RUBBISH]

It depends on the speakers you're playing it through...I can't even think of a comparison.
Loud is loud.

Bird calls dog barks a babbling brook crickets...some of those those fuckers can push or exceed 100dbs naturally.
(dog barks can be as loud as 120dbs)

*ignores equation*
*replies anyway*

Ok bro...like ah
How many records have PLAY AT MAXIMUM VOLUME or some such on them?
Mostly these will be rock (punk metal) albums that you dont like.

There is no answer for your question I mean each type of media has its inherent limits so no matter how loud you master the sounds I uhh I...dude I refer to my first reply fuck man I dunno

or
maybe probably this is a question for Julia jliat fucking that one guy that likes to argue this kind of question.

[The Mysterious Creep]

From a technological standpoint, Merzbow's I Lead You Towards Glorious Times is considered the loudest noise track ever because it's mastered at -0 db the whole way through, an achievement it shares with any bandwagoner who also did that because you can't get more volume than that. But from an IRL standpoint it's impossible to measure because at that point the limit becomes about speakers and not volume. You play something mastered at 0 db max loudness and now it's all about how hard your speakers can push air. You could play I Lead You Towards Glorious Times through a single earbud laying in the street and it wouldn't sound very loud at all, or you could play it through a full sound system at max volume and liquefy your skeleton instantaneously.

[RUBBISH]

From a technological standpoint, Merzbow's I Lead You Towards Glorious Times is considered the loudest noise track ever because it's mastered at -0 db the whole way through.....liquefy your skeleton instantaneously.

Venerology is one of my favorites of his and that track in particular