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gallarado25 Posts : 11 ONLINE	Posted on Jan 29, 2009 Hey everyone, I'm new here. Are there any songs that you know of that have made you change your perspective on things? I would have to say "Ghetto Gospel" by 2pac and Elton John is the most powerful song I have heard. just listen to the lyrics, it's an amazing song.

Snowboarding... Posts : 322 ONLINE	Posted on Jan 29, 2009 Circus of Dead Squirrels - Overpopulation Annihilation hahaha
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Jonne Posts : 25 ONLINE	Posted on Jan 30, 2009 Either "You never know" or "Dance with the Devil" with Immortal Technique.

HATER_PLAYER "In Your Face" Posts : 8096 OFFLINE	Posted on Jan 30, 2009 Kool & the Gang "Heaven At Once" Gil Scott Heron "We Almost Lost Detroit" Fred Wesley & The J.B.'s "Damn Right i'm Somebody"

Dante2cubit Posts : 3100 ONLINE	Posted on Feb 02, 2009 http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=HKh2CI6T_c0 must be this [Edited by Dante2cubit on 02/02/2009 at 15:51]

gallarado25 Posts : 11 ONLINE	Posted on Feb 02, 2009 Posted by Jonne Either "You never know" or "Dance with the Devil" with Immortal Technique. +1! Immortal Technique is so good.

gnarshredder10 Posts : 17 ONLINE	Posted on Feb 05, 2009 definitley "all over town" by the Kooks, it's a soft song but i love the lyrics and it gets out a good message, plus the kooks are pretty much one of my favorite bands :) [Edited by gnarshredder10 on 05/02/2009 at 12:35]

rossi_rider240 Posts : 23 ONLINE	Posted on Feb 05, 2009 when my ex and i split... i won't see you tonight part 1 by avenged sevenfold took on a whole new meaning for me

xtala Posts : 37 ONLINE	Posted on Feb 08, 2009 "Since I've been loving you" by Led Zeppelin tends to send shivers down my spine everytime I hear it.

GNUManny039 Posts : 10 ONLINE	Posted on Feb 17, 2009 Brenda's Got Baby-2Pac

lakia "PC Partyman" Posts : 3965 ONLINE	Posted on Feb 18, 2009 i think every genre has a good powerful song. Hip Hop - ive always been partial to Modern Mans Hustle by Atmosphere Metal - Six by All That Remains Emo - Rutheless by Something Corporate Blues - Little Wing by Stevie Ray Vaughn Classic Rock - Simple Man by Lynard Skynard Country - Where The Green Grass Grows by Tim McGraw Punk - Ruby Soho by Rancid
	You know youre getting old when your ol lady says "honey lets run up stairs and make love" and you say "sorry i cant do both!" For True Since 1984

shred35 "Scandalous Addicted Sexyman" Posts : 7286 ONLINE	Posted on Feb 18, 2009 Indians - Anthrax Something's Gotta Give - Beastie Boys Life Without You - SRV Yellow Leadbetter - Pearl Jam Hunger Strike - Temple Of The Dog Red House - Jimi Hendrix Revolution Rock - The Clash Down In A Hole - Alice In Chains Give To Live - Sammy Hagar Inner City Violence - Tim Armstrong
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hypnoticnoodle Posts : 11 ONLINE	Posted on Feb 26, 2009 Immortal Corruptor from a little band known as GWAR

SeXyNyMpHo Posts : 2 OFFLINE	Posted on Mar 16, 2009 Posted by gallarado25 Hey everyone, I'm new here. Are there any songs that you know of that have made you change your perspective on things? I would have to say "Ghetto Gospel" by 2pac and Elton John is the most powerful song I have heard. just listen to the lyrics, it's an amazing song. Hey there, I'm new too. I just had to respond with one that made a difference to me and that Celion Dion's 'A New day has Come'. I was depressed for along time and then I heard that song and something in me just changed, and I was actually happy for once in years. I know it probably sounds real stupid. Everyone has all these better answers.

BrightEyes13 "Ding dong" Posts : 3102 ONLINE	Posted on Mar 17, 2009 Can anyone on SB.com with the name sexynympho ever be taken seriously?
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westcoastfvckup "Sexy Hussy" Posts : 470 ONLINE	Posted on Mar 22, 2009 hands down tears heaven by eric clapton for those of you who dont know its written about the pain he went through dealng with the tragic death of his four year old son in 1991...brutal

gallarado25 Posts : 11 ONLINE	Posted on Mar 22, 2009 Posted by westcoastfvckup hands down tears heaven by eric clapton for those of you who dont know its written about the pain he went through dealng with the tragic death of his four year old son in 1991...brutal Man, that song is amazing. My cousin passed away rather recently and this song always reminds me of him. He was only a few years older than me and I always had looked up to him. It was really hard to see him go.. As soon as I got back from the funeral I heard this song and it dug deep, real deep. Sorry about the sob story. +1

Boardernirva... Posts : 2 ONLINE	Posted on Jul 02, 2009 Guns N Roses - Civil War Great song with loads of meaning in the lyrics

shredtherad Posts : 904 ONLINE	Posted on Jul 02, 2009 good riddance - decoy, on patriotism...but that is a little more complex than just the song ignite - bullets included, no thought required bob dylan - dont think twice the clash - lost in the supermarket tracy chapman - fast car could go on, but i'll stop there...

killthenuge Posts : 412 ONLINE	Posted on Jul 16, 2009 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaalexander the greaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat! maiden you fools.

tooscoops "Funny, but.. FIRED!" Posts : 5004 ONLINE	Posted on Jul 16, 2009 they keep playing rise against's new single, 'hero of war'.... i still haven't caught on as to whether its pro-war or what... it seems like it, but it also seems like its meant to be taken almost as farce, or to make you feel sorry for the 'hero' and his delusions... He said "Son, have you seen the world? Well, what would you say if I said that you could? Just carry this gun and you'll even get paid." I said "That sounds pretty good." Black leather boots Spit-shined so bright They cut off my hair but it looked alright We marched and we sang We all became friends As we learned how to fight A hero of war Yeah that's what I'll be And when I come home They'll be damn proud of me I'll carry this flag To the grave if I must Because it's a flag that I love And a flag that I trust I kicked in the door I yelled my commands The children, they cried But I got my man We took him away A bag over his face From his family and his friends They took off his clothes They pissed in his hands I told them to stop But then I joined in We beat him with guns And batons not just once But again and again A hero of war Yeah that's what I'll be And when I come home They'll be damn proud of me I'll carry this flag To the grave if I must Because it's a flag that I love And a flag that I trust She walked through bullets and haze I asked her to stop I begged her to stay But she pressed on So I lifted my gun And I fired away The shells jumped through the smoke And into the sand That the blood now had soaked She collapsed with a flag in her hand A flag white as snow A hero of war Is that what they see Just medals and scars So damn proud of me And I brought home that flag Now it gathers dust But it's a flag that I love It's the only flag I trust He said, "Son, have you seen the world? Well what would you say, if I said that you could?" so i'm not real sure if hes proud of himself, or if his flag changed from the stars and stripes to the white flag mentioned in the last verse.
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M-C Posts : 1140 ONLINE	Posted on Jul 20, 2009 hero of war is one hell of a song. Live especially. To me its anti-war. Seems like he's not proud of going to war, and not proud of what they have accomplished, yet everyone around him is. To me, most powerful song... Atrocity Exhibition - Joy Division and one ive heard lately, Skeletons - Yeah Yeah Yeahs

jadelee Posts : 5 ONLINE	Posted on Aug 04, 2009 For me - Yesterday by The Beatles! How old is it? But it still touches people's hearts and mine too. This is its power.

CROM Posts : 135 ONLINE	Posted on Sep 04, 2009 Ace of Spades - Motorhead Orgasmatron - Motorhead Iron Fist - Motorhead (which they opened-up with last night!!) Stay Clean - Motorhead Metropolis - Motorhead No CLass - Motorhead Motorhead - Motorhead Speedfreak - Motorhead Belly Button Window - Hendrix (the one and only)
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