[DogByte6RER]

"This one is especially sick. It's reportedly the most "overused" torture song in the CIA's arsenal."

Heh ... I'd like to see this version of Barney sing to these islamist rat bastards

[Jack Hydrazine]

I wonder if this Punjabi song would be torture to their ears?

Mundian To Bach Ke
by Panjabi MC
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJztXj2GPfk

[Mich Patriot]

Any rap music (great oxymoron there) would wear me down in mere hours. Actually minutes.

[willk]

“Many inmates suffered humiliations like this: Female military personnel would go shirtless during interrogations, give forced lap dances and rub red liquids they identified as menstrual blood on detainees.”

Oh the horror..the horror.

[Luke21]

Dora the Explorer would absolutely finish them off.

[bigbob]

Seems to me those reactions are pretty understandable after being forced to listen to non-stop rap-hip-hop.

For me, “Honey” by Bobby Goldsboro would do it...after the 2nd playing I’d tell them anything, just please God make it stop!

[A_Former_Democrat]

How bout “They’re Coming to Take Me Away” by Napoleon XIV ?

Haha hehe hoho

[PUGACHEV]

La Cucharacha should do it in about fifteen minutes, 1/2 hour tops. Unfortunately, the damage would be irreversible. The victim would have it running through what's left of his mind for the rest of his life. It would be horrible beyond description.

[ElkGroveDan]

When I was in college and wanted to annoy other guys in the dorms, or neighbors when I lived in an apartment I tried a lot of different loud rock cuts, but nothing sends people over the edge quicker than Led Zeppelin's "The Crunge." It also works in cubicle office settings. I'm guessing it would probably drive the terrorists insane after a few days.

The Crunge

[manic4organic]

Lana Del Ray has that effect on me.

[Prospero]

"All I wanna do, is hurt someone,
Until my clip runs out over Santa Monica Boulevard.."

[AnotherUnixGeek]

Just about any piece of music, played loud enough and repeated often enough, is going to scramble brains. The mark of songs we really love is the number of repetitions we will deliberately listen to before we get sick of them. I happened to listen to one of my favorite albums - "Kid A" by Radiohead - today at work for the first time in years.

I repeated "Optimistic" 3 times during the playing of the album, then listened to it again one more time after the album was finished. I could probably have listened to it a few more times - definitely on my "Music Which Can't Be Used To Torture Me" list, which is a more interesting list than a "Desert Island Disc" collection.

[smokingfrog]

Teletubbie reruns would work well too.

[TigersEye]

I don’t want to hear another complaint about water boarding then.

[redheadtoo]

When American troops were hunting Noriega, he hid in a convent. Unable to shoot at a building full of nuns, the US troops blasted the song Wild Thing, at him. The stand off didn’t last long.

[dangus]

Amazingly, on Selena Gomez’ hit single, “Come and Get it,” you can actually here a Pakistani terrorist moaning as he is tortured by it.

Check this out:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-D1EB74Ckg

[Fiji Hill]

I have been subject to music torture. Alamo Rent-a-Car used to use a tune called "Don't Worry, Be Happy" as their theme, and when you called them and they put you on hold, you would hear that tune played over and over and over. I wish they had used the song entitled simply Don't Worry