What do you guys think are the best subwoofer songs?

Beethoven's 5th symphony is a good one :)

"Put your hands where my eyes can see" by Busta Rhymes and "southern hospitality" by Ludacris.Those two are the best. "Bad girlfriend" by theory of a deadman sounds great as well.

I know I am old school...but here are some of mine.

AC/DC - Hells Bells
Alice In Chains - Man In The Box
Nirvana - Come As You Are

Rodney O And Joe Cooley - Everlasting bass

Depends on if you want a song that sounds better because of the sub or you just want a song with rediculous bass. Up top krunk from Jim Jones is a song that sounds way better with a sub. But if you are looking for the other you could get anything from Magic Mike and smash on your eardrums.

Well not all songs arn't made for base
but I think metal sounds pretty bad *** with a subwoofer
I have a kicker in my car I love it so far.

Bone crusher - Grippin Grain

How about some drums n' base? That might play well with a woofer

Song with insane bass => Lost- Gorilla Zoe

Agreed. I have two 12" Sony Explodes and a 900 watt amp in my trunk and I mostly listen to Metal.

However..a really good song to run through a sub is Toy Box by Insane Clown Posse.

That song hits so hard it shook the rear view mirror off the windshield in my last car....lol

Even though I never really liked the song, I think the all time best song for a powered sub is Pony from Genuine. Some other good bass tunes are:
Yngwie Malmsteen - Black Star
Metallica - One
Nate Dogg - Never Leave me Alone
Rage Against the Machine - Bombtrack
Mudvayne - Not Falling
DJ Bam Bam - Turn up da' bass
Benny Benasi - Put your hand up
Nine Inch Nails - The Perfect Drug
Ja Rule - Life Ain't A Game
Led Zeppelin - Dazed & Confused
Deep Purple - Lazy
Black Sabbath - NIB (Personal Favorite)
Rammstein - Du Hast
Husalah - Black Out
Cannibal Corpse - Hammer Smashed Face
POD - Satellite
Anything from: Cypress Hill "Temples of boom"

But I guess it really depends on your preferred kind of music.

Actually...just about anything from Rammstein is good for a nice pounding bass line.

The producers of their albums do a good job making sure the bass line come pounding through.

I have found that One really isn't all that great for bass because

1) When they recorded the album, the bass guitar was tuned WAY down ( as a " Welcome to the band " to Jason Newstead ) and

2) It just wasn't recorded to have a lot of bass drum. Lars played a lot of double bass, but the sound doesn't really come through all that well unless you have some really serious equipment.