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Explosive, high-octane punk rock energy fueled by intense female screams, driving distorted guitars, and relentless drumming. Perfect for high-impact action, rebellious themes, extreme sports montages, or injecting raw, unfiltered power into aggressive scenes.
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- 00:01 : Explosive drum fill and guitar riff intro immediately establishes high energy.
- 00:06 : First intense female scream vocal entry ('Ticket!'), setting the defining tone.
- 00:18 : Powerful, repeated screamed phrase ('Give him a Ticket!') driving the core theme.
- 00:54 : Instrumental break focusing on the driving guitar riff and drums, leading into verse repetition.
- 01:02 : Slightly varied vocal scream delivery, maintaining intensity.
- 01:26 : Rhythmic shift with a more chanted, spoken-word (yet still aggressive) vocal delivery ('Ticket, ticket, ticket! Why doesn't he get a ticket?'). Offers a slight change in texture.
- 01:37 : Relentless, repeated scream ('Give him one!') building intensity.
- 01:47 : Return to the main driving riff and screamed vocals after the build-up.
- 02:02 : Final intense scream ('Ticket!') before the song abruptly ends with feedback/guitar noise.
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Right from the explosive drum intro and the immediate onslaught of distorted guitar, 'Give Him A Ticket' establishes itself as a force of pure, unadulterated energy. This track doesn't politely ask for attention; it demands it, kicking down the door with a visceral intensity rarely captured so effectively in library music. The production leans into a raw, almost garage-punk aesthetic, which perfectly complements the track's aggressive nature. This isn't polished corporate rock; it's the sound of rebellion, frustration, and raw power, delivered with conviction.
The absolute standout element here is the vocal performance, credited to 'Angriest Woman Ever'. This isn't hyperbole. The delivery is a relentless, cathartic scream – powerful, piercing, and dripping with genuine fury. It’s the kind of performance that instantly defines the track's character. While potentially polarizing for broader commercial use, for the right project, this vocal is pure gold. Think intense chase sequences, brutal fight scenes in indie films or gritty TV series, extreme sports highlights reels (skateboarding, BMX, maybe even demolition derbies), or trailers needing an immediate jolt of high-octane chaos.
Structurally, the track is efficient and relentless. It barrels forward with driving, distorted guitar riffs and a pummeling drum beat that maintains a near-constant furious tempo. There are subtle rhythmic shifts and dynamic builds, particularly noticeable in the slightly more chanted vocal section around the 1:26 mark, which provides a brief, headbanging respite before diving back into the chaos. These moments offer potential edit points for cutting scenes or syncing impactful moments.
The instrumentation is classic punk/hardcore: heavily distorted guitars providing thick power chords and searing leads, a driving bassline (felt more than distinctly heard, anchoring the low end), and fast, powerful drumming with plenty of cymbal crashes. The mix is dense and loud, prioritizing impact and energy over nuanced clarity, which is entirely appropriate for the genre and intended emotional effect.
From a usability standpoint, this track is a specialist tool, but an incredibly effective one. It’s tailor-made for content needing to convey extreme anger, intense action, rebellion, or controlled chaos. Video game developers could leverage this for boss battles, high-speed racing segments, or character themes for punk-rock antagonists. Advertisers targeting youth markets or promoting high-energy products could use snippets for maximum impact. It’s perfect for podcast segments discussing protest movements, extreme sports, or even as ironic backing for dark comedy. While not suitable for relaxed background Vlogs or corporate presentations, its strength lies in its uncompromising power and ability to instantly inject adrenaline into any media it accompanies. This is a standout piece for editors needing authentic, raw punk energy.
The absolute standout element here is the vocal performance, credited to 'Angriest Woman Ever'. This isn't hyperbole. The delivery is a relentless, cathartic scream – powerful, piercing, and dripping with genuine fury. It’s the kind of performance that instantly defines the track's character. While potentially polarizing for broader commercial use, for the right project, this vocal is pure gold. Think intense chase sequences, brutal fight scenes in indie films or gritty TV series, extreme sports highlights reels (skateboarding, BMX, maybe even demolition derbies), or trailers needing an immediate jolt of high-octane chaos.
Structurally, the track is efficient and relentless. It barrels forward with driving, distorted guitar riffs and a pummeling drum beat that maintains a near-constant furious tempo. There are subtle rhythmic shifts and dynamic builds, particularly noticeable in the slightly more chanted vocal section around the 1:26 mark, which provides a brief, headbanging respite before diving back into the chaos. These moments offer potential edit points for cutting scenes or syncing impactful moments.
The instrumentation is classic punk/hardcore: heavily distorted guitars providing thick power chords and searing leads, a driving bassline (felt more than distinctly heard, anchoring the low end), and fast, powerful drumming with plenty of cymbal crashes. The mix is dense and loud, prioritizing impact and energy over nuanced clarity, which is entirely appropriate for the genre and intended emotional effect.
From a usability standpoint, this track is a specialist tool, but an incredibly effective one. It’s tailor-made for content needing to convey extreme anger, intense action, rebellion, or controlled chaos. Video game developers could leverage this for boss battles, high-speed racing segments, or character themes for punk-rock antagonists. Advertisers targeting youth markets or promoting high-energy products could use snippets for maximum impact. It’s perfect for podcast segments discussing protest movements, extreme sports, or even as ironic backing for dark comedy. While not suitable for relaxed background Vlogs or corporate presentations, its strength lies in its uncompromising power and ability to instantly inject adrenaline into any media it accompanies. This is a standout piece for editors needing authentic, raw punk energy.
Additional Information
Angriest Woman Ever demands police officer get a ticket for not using his turn signal. But it's METAL.I HAD to make this song. Sorry :D
THE STORY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UoU-KCx3frU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0oigmNhufqs
THE LYRICS
[Verse]
Ticket, Ticket, Ticket
Why doesnt he get a ticket
Give him a ticket
He must get a ticket
[Verse]
Give him a ticket
Give him a ticket
Give him a ticket
Give him a ticket
[Verse]
Ticket, Ticket, Ticket
Why doesnt he get a ticket
Give him a ticket
He must get a ticket
[Verse]
Give him a ticket
Give him a ticket
Give him a ticket
Give him a ticket
[Bridge]
Ticket, Ticket, Ticket
Why doesnt he get a ticket
Give him a ticket
He must get a ticket
[Outro]
Give him a ticket
Give him a ticket
Give him a ticket
Give him a ticket
