Siege Music a simple way of drawing your enemy out of hiding. Either annoying your enemy so much the just don't care if they live or die as long as they dont have to listen to an more country musicIn Fallujah's darkened, empty streets, U.S. troops blast AC/DC's "Hell's Bells" and other rock music full volume from a huge speaker, hoping to grate on the nerves of this Sunni Muslim city's gunmen and give a laugh to Marines along the front line.
Unable to advance farther into the city, an Army psychological operations team hopes a mix of heavy metal and insults shouted in Arabic including, "You shoot like a goat herder" will draw gunmen to step forward and attack. But no luck Thursday night.
The loud music recalls the Army's use of rap and rock to help flush out Panamanian leader Manuel Noriega after the December 1989 invasion on his country, and the FBI's blaring progressively more irritating tunes in an attempt to end a standoff with armed members of the Branch Davidian cult in Waco, Texas in 1993.
The Marines' psychological operations came as U.S. negotiators were pressing Fallujah representatives to get gunmen in the city to abide by a cease-fire.
. Or shout insults at them like "You shoot like a goat herder":o . I would of opted for your mother looks like a goat but there you go. I guess some of the most famous Siege songs used buy the military were the ones used in Vietnam. I can't remember many of them except CCR's Vietnam Song, also Jimmy Hendrix's War. Any one else ?
But on a serious note, has siege music been a success when you used ? I believe they used is allot in Vietnam, but did it work ?
