I’m looking to test some stuff and I need the hardest punch/slam example I can find for some A/B testing with both headphones and subs. Looking for a very clearly defined impact and might just rip apart the track or loop it for easier testing. I have a couple tracks I use for bass accuracy but nothing specific to slam.
Any help would be greatly appreciated and I know you guys can help.
The first big bass drum smash in “Kickstart My Heart” by Motley Crue. You see this track on a lot of headphone test playlists for that very reason.
Doom 2016 OST - Biowaves, at around 55 seconds in, you get some nice electronic fuzzy “Oompf”
Zabo - Breath also has some good bass going on.
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Random YouTube search let me discover this, not too bad either
And my favourite not electronic music bass slam is probably this here in the beginning
Another one from my Playlist just showed up.
Love that hypnotic slam
The Roots - I Don’t Care has a serious sub bass line throughout the whole track. This is my test track for sub bass performance.
Another bass bangers are
Plastikman - TripTideThud
Nacho Picasso - Coke Hyena
Rhythm & Sound - King in my Empire
Aphex Twin - Ageispolis
Kool Keith - Diesel Truckin
Timo Junior - Steppe durch die Street
Can’t think of any tracks that super stand out. But I’ve heard plenty electronic stuff that may work. Here’s a few from my playlist
Juno Reactor - Tokyo Dub - HQ!
Juno Reactor - Inca Steppa
Beat Dominator - Bass…Can You Hear Me
2049
Space Age Hustle - Squadda B
Hollow (16-Bit Remix)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fA8paY4oKoI
and how do I make the links like you do where it is sirectly playable ? 
This one, hits differently
I got you. After Assnectar became persona non grata I had to find some alternative bass test tracks.
Paradise by Mersiv and Fryar
Rubicon Dreams by Feddy Todd (the whole album is insane but this is just destruction)
Lorn always has some some terrifying energy
The 4th movement, “Storm”, has this extreme dynamic slam. Might not sound as slammy as some other music over headphones but when you listen to this synphony in real life you can definietly feel it
First crystal clear, from second 11 very deep and far, from second 34-35 it bangs the driver around your ears.
The whole thing gets so low that one or the other system or headphones can hardly reproduce it.
Such titles are made for Focal, or headphones with biocellulose drivers. A dream!
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Slam, speed and a monster stage.
Great moment for a Denon AH-D9200 or a ZMF Atrium (biocellulose driver and wide stage), paired with a tube amp.
With Meze 99 Classics or Senn IE 300 you get ridiculous slam right at the beginning.
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