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i know iv had my share of depression and personaland some good songs that always kinda helped or touched me woul be
blink 182-adams song
green day good ridance
SP-1979
velvet underground-rock and roll
dont be afraid to post songs someone already posted
oppertunity by eminem actually helped me study in 10th grade. :)
There's been quite alot of songs that have moved me - adams song definitely got some play during some difficult times, along with:-
Fade to Black/The Unforgiven - Metallica
Redundant - GreenDay
Last Kiss/Jeremy - Peal Jam (cover)
Hollow - Pantera
Insanity's Crescendo - Dark Tranquility
Evanescence - Hello (this song made me nearly cry once, since it's so sad. It's about Amy Lee's deceased sister)
Seether feat. Amy Lee - Broken (A lost love sort of song)
Not really.
R. Kelly's I Believe I can Fly.
Anyone who hears that song can just cry their heart out. It's one of the greatest songs of all time. Whenever I'm feeling down(like now), I pop it in my iPod and just listen to it for inspiration. It gives me hope when there is no hope.
You're not human if you don't cry when you hear this song...it's sad and inspirational all at the same time.
I think the song you're talking about is Lose Yourself. There is no Opportunity by Eminem. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Silmaril
Twiztid-We Don't Die. (Taught me never to give up any fight I may have.)
ICP-How Many Times? (Taught me a great deal about anger.)
Drowning Pool-Step Up. (Taught me to never back away from any of life's challenge.)
Illegal Substance-Step to the Floor. (Taught me to give 100%.)
oasis-wonderwall
Dont know why but this just cheers me up and is really a great song,definatly the best by oasis
"Don't Want You Back"-Eamon (helped me to get over a messy break-up it especially helps if you scream along to the 'F*** you you ho' parts)
"Don't Stay"-Linkin Park (this song also helped me get over the same break-up)
"Juneau"-Funeral For A Friend (I still don't understand what this song is exactly about. I think it's about being heart-broken and finding out that you were nothing but a sex object to someone you loved so that's why I've added this in)
"We Are Godzilla, You Are Japan"-Lostprophets (a good song to help release the anger and hatred)
Alice in Chains - Down in A Hole : Describes a relationship between myself and a very special lady to a t, and the subsequent despair it caused
Pearl Jam - Betterman : Says about a part of my life whereby my world was my own prison
Silverchair - My Favourite Thing : If your ever stuck on how to express how you feel about the person you love, then this song will help
Anything by ABBA-you can't be stressed out when your listening to ABBA. It's just not possible. Great at exam time.
lyrical contempt'-{spunge] made me realise that I don't have to have the eloquency of Stephen Fry to be... good.
International You Day'-Joey Cape and Tony Sly
Fairytale of New York 'the Pouges
Well ...
Phil Collins - Take Me Home and ... Groovy Kind of Love :D
Jefferson Airplane - White Rabbit
Scissor Sisters - Comfortably Numb
[QUOTE=Dingo Jellybean]R. Kelly's I Believe I can Fly.You're not human if you don't cry when you hear this song...it's sad and inspirational all at the same time.[QUOTE]
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---Anyways. Limp Bizkit's "Drown". Whenever I'm depressed, I listen to it---it's really easy on the ears, and really goes along with whatever I'm feeling. I have it on repeat until I'm done thinking about whatever it is that's getting me down...it really helps to clear my head.
---The Verve's "Bitterswet Symphony", after really listening to the lyrics, is a great song. I can relate to it surprisingly well.
That should do it, for now.
:D
The Descendents - "Now's the Time.", and "When I Get Old."
Morrissey - "America Is Not The World"
Verve - "Bittersweet Symphony"
free as a bird- lynard skynard
mr blue sky- ELO
blinded by the light- manfreds man's earth band
hurt- nine inch nails
tear- red hot chilli peppers
butterflies & hurricanes- muse
change- deftones
YEAH....
3 Libra's-A Perfect Circle (everyone please listen to this song because it is the only thing that has helped me get through high-school and is by far the most well orchestrated song ever.)
Blind/Hate You-Korn (it kind of speaks for itself)
Blind Melon - Ever Had The Feeling
One day not so long ago I was a bit depressed and under the weather. I was flicking through the channels on TV when all of a sudden I came across a live orchastrated (sp?) concert performing all the music from the Disney animated movies. Out of curiousity, I decided to watch. Then, "Whole New World" the song from Aladdin came on. My jaw dropped about 25% of the way through the song and by 50%, I could feel hot tears streaming down my face. I hadn't felt this good in ages. All the themes in the song where simultaneously tugging at my heartstrings. Hope, wonder, amazement, happiness, love...
It was as if time had froze, and for the duration of the song, I was in a better place.
Nine inch nails - hurt
placebo - black eyed
elton john - your song
hanson - i will come to you :love:
thes songs helped me through school (thankyou placebo for helping me through my 10 hour photography exam!! that darkroom was so lonely!) and bad break ups
Mary Mary - Still My Child and I got it. They have really helped me when I've been down.
:)
I don't know that name of the song but the lyrics go
"Do i ever cross your mind anytime?
Do you ever wake up reaching out to me?
Do I ever cross your mind anytime?
I miss you"
or something like that
Well, that song, but only for a moment because that was the day that was the only day I missed my boyfriend since he moved.
3 Doors Down: Away From The Sun: the reasons I can't explain
and for some reason 1000Words: It reminded me of something that I can't explain
*sheesh, I need to work on explaining things eh?*
Superman (its not easy) By Five for fighting
I start to cry whenever i hear that song...
Unhappy? These are nice.
Smashing Pumpkins- Appels + Oranjes
Ash- Someday
Audioslave- Shadow On The Sun
However, if you've just fallen out of love then you can't go wrong with:
Smashing Pumpkins- Mayonaise
Daniel Banglefield - If u're not the one
Evanescence - Hello
Marron 5 - Must get out
Blue - Breath Easy
I'd say
Muse-Citizen Erased
Muse-Hyper Chondriac music
Muse-Unintended
Muse-Sunburn
Lol i'm a bit of a muse freak eh!
Muse-Blackout
Metallica-Fade to black
:) :D :cry:
:laugh: that's the cutest thing i've heard in a whileQuote:
Anything by ABBA-you can't be stressed out when your listening to ABBA. It's just not possible. Great at exam time.
i reckon it's more often that not true :)
for me, there are countless of songs and i can't come up with a list from the top of my head...but i know one though - "Jerk" by Kim Stockwood. Makes you get over the guy quicker if you sing it with enough conviction :p
i got the verve greatest hits thingy...listening to "the drugs don't work"
i was bawling like a baby :crying:
Bodies (Drowning Pool) - Teaches about anger and violence and fills me with determination. (God knows why a song by a dead man boosts my survival instincs.) :confused: I agree with Crazy the Clown about Step Up, to a lesser degree.
Sober / Schism (Tool) - Schism gives me chills. It reminds me of how one can numb oneself, to coldly fight impossible battles. Sober... it's got the best beat I've ever heard--all you rap fans out there, listen to this beat, even though it's rock. It gives you this sense of impending doom.
The Sword Of Doubt (FF9 soundtrack) - It reminds me (oddly enough) of a fight you cannot win, but you fight anyhow. One of the few FF9 tracks that I really like.
Invincible (Static-X) - Eerily reminiscent of my life, especially the past year or so. Assures me that I will always survive; that no matter how tough things get, I will endure.
Are you perhaps thinking of "My Immortal"? I'm pretty sure Hello was about insanity, though maybe I'm interpreting it wrong... Haven't heard either song in a while.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rye
My Immortal was probably more open to interpretation than Hello.Quote:
Originally Posted by UltimaLimit
Hello was related to her sister, by the lyrics "...She's not breathing..." Trust me, Rye would know Evanescence more than anyone. :-) I still think My Immortal was a sadder song though.
Agreed. I never could pin down the exact meanings of either song, though up until now I thought I was close. Not to doubt you, Rye, but everybody mixes up a song title now and then.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dingo Jellybean