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What is the song that made your life better ?, what is the song that made you change your attitude in life I think that songs are very convincing ways to express what you really feel so If there's a song that changed your life I would be glad to know it
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Probably [I]History[/] by the Verve.
Nickelback are one of the worst bands in the history of music. They're only just surpassed by Girls Aloud.
Nickelback are one of the worst bands in the history of music. They're only just surpassed by Girls Aloud.
Probably [I]History[/] by the Verve.
Nickelback are one of the worst bands in the history of music. They're only just surpassed by Girls Aloud.
Nickelback are one of the worst bands in the history of music. They're only just surpassed by Girls Aloud.
Oh dear, double posted and filthed up the italics. I'm all over the shop today.
Double post to reinforce the point. :)
No song really changed my life, but 'Disposable Heroes' by Metallica really made me realise that a) Militarised societies do not work, and b) The more people who get killed in a war, the more pointless it is.
No song really changed my life, but 'Disposable Heroes' by Metallica really made me realise that a) Militarised societies do not work, and b) The more people who get killed in a war, the more pointless it is.
What? You needed a song to work that out?
I'd have thought just reading a few history books would have said as much
I'd have thought just reading a few history books would have said as much
It made me more aware of the fact. Plus it has a really good guitar solo in it. :)
Flockhart wrote:
> Life changing i'm not sure about, but something that has stuck with me
> was going into a record store looking for grace by jeff buckley after
> it being recommended, listening to just the first minute of mojo pin
> and deciding to buy immediatley, probably my best ever impulse buy.
Grace = Near perfect album. He was an absoloutly amazing singer/musician. Wodnerous stuff.
Anyway. One day, I borrowed Machina: The Machines of God (Smashing Pumpkins) off a friend. I listened, and liked. Gave it back. Few months later, I borrowed Siamese Dream. Then I was interested. Got Gish, Mellon Collie, Adore and Machina, as well as Pisces Iscariot. I listened (still do) incessantly, and then one day, it clicked. I don't know why or how, but I found myself realising something in the music, something that worked in my mind. It fitted into the way I feel about the world. Then I listened to Stand Inside Your Love on Machina more. And it just absoloutely blew me away. Utterly beautiful love song.
Other songs have really changed things in terms of feelings -
Good Things/Everything Has It's Point Today - Rival Schools
Lipstick Stigmata - Elliott
Words - Doves
98.5% of Smashing Pumpkins music.
Them mainly in terms of actual feelings. Other bands, such as Rage and Pearl Jam, I just love because they rock. But the Pumpkins will always (I hope) be special to me because they showed me music is more inexplicably wonderful than almost anything. Stand Inside Your Love just exemplified this, and still does.
> Life changing i'm not sure about, but something that has stuck with me
> was going into a record store looking for grace by jeff buckley after
> it being recommended, listening to just the first minute of mojo pin
> and deciding to buy immediatley, probably my best ever impulse buy.
Grace = Near perfect album. He was an absoloutly amazing singer/musician. Wodnerous stuff.
Anyway. One day, I borrowed Machina: The Machines of God (Smashing Pumpkins) off a friend. I listened, and liked. Gave it back. Few months later, I borrowed Siamese Dream. Then I was interested. Got Gish, Mellon Collie, Adore and Machina, as well as Pisces Iscariot. I listened (still do) incessantly, and then one day, it clicked. I don't know why or how, but I found myself realising something in the music, something that worked in my mind. It fitted into the way I feel about the world. Then I listened to Stand Inside Your Love on Machina more. And it just absoloutely blew me away. Utterly beautiful love song.
Other songs have really changed things in terms of feelings -
Good Things/Everything Has It's Point Today - Rival Schools
Lipstick Stigmata - Elliott
Words - Doves
98.5% of Smashing Pumpkins music.
Them mainly in terms of actual feelings. Other bands, such as Rage and Pearl Jam, I just love because they rock. But the Pumpkins will always (I hope) be special to me because they showed me music is more inexplicably wonderful than almost anything. Stand Inside Your Love just exemplified this, and still does.
Nickelback-How you remind me!
$nickelback$ wrote:
> Nickelback-How you remind me!
What a surprise.
> Nickelback-How you remind me!
What a surprise.
$nickelback$ wrote:
> Nickelback-How you remind me!
Yes, what a shame the lyrics don't contain the term 'This is how you remind me of how spastic you are, I wish I could run you over with my car'
> Nickelback-How you remind me!
Yes, what a shame the lyrics don't contain the term 'This is how you remind me of how spastic you are, I wish I could run you over with my car'
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