One song that made you feel something.

[TheSword]

Whats that one song that brings something out of you. That hits the spot every time. That you go back to time and time again.

For me it’s…

 

[Clint_L]

I think this one captures the hurt, confusion, and frustration of being a teenager while managing to be euphoric at the same time. It's a helluva piece of songwriting:

 

[Tonguez]

Patches - Clarence Carter

since my father died - Dance with my Father - Luther Vandross

I also really like the Theme from Mahogany (Diana Ross), never seen the movie but the tune is uplifting..

 

[jdrakeh]

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

This song brutalizes me like the first 10 minutes of "Up" do. My dad is a Vietnam vet and I grew up around families haunted by the Vietnam War.

 

[TheSword]

Four songs I’ve never heard before. All beautiful.

Thanks for sharing folks!

Feel privileged!

 

[CleverNickName]

Most songs make me feel something, empathy comes easy to me in music for some reason. I couldn't possibly pick just one...so instead, I'll pick the most recent one that made me feel something...and this song hit me like a fist in the gut. It immediately reminded me of the first time I came home, after spending a few years living on the west coast.

I had come home for my dad's funeral.

 

[Retreater]

Emotional story here. (I hope I don't get flagged for it.)
Part of the story is the very sad life of Dennis Wilson, who left this song unfinished. It was later completed by Taylor Hawkins, who also tragically passed away. I shared this song with my friend, Eric, who was also a drummer and was taking the passing of Taylor Hawkins very hard (among other things in life).
I was at GaryCon and sent my friend the link to this video on Saturday morning. I wrote him that music lives on and binds us together. The next morning, I read that Eric had taken his life that Saturday evening. This song was the last contact we had.
I hope that anyone who listens to it might feel moved to reach out to their friends and family. Check up on even those who smile and joke around every day, like my friend Eric.

 

[Baron Opal II]

Two songs came to mind immediately; Subdivisions by Rush and This Is Me from The Greatest Showman. I've always been a square peg at the best of times.

 

[prabe]