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PostPosted: Thu Jan 19, 2006 7:20 am 
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Anyone have a particular song, tune, or funeral dirge that, when you hear it, it just makes you feel good? A song so wonderful, that upon hearing it, all your troubles seem a lot less troubling? For me, that song would be The Rubberband Man, by the Spinners.

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I have a ton of songs which fit that description, and sometimes I skip around my playlist just to hear them. As for one that really jumps to mind, though, the New Radicals' "You Get What You Give". There's something incredibly joyous and uplifting about that song which gets me every time.


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Five Iron Frenzy's "Something Like Laughter." Or their song "Dog Food." Both are really awesome.


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Bob Marley - Jammin

This song always puts me in a mellow, happy mood.

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If you wanna be happy for the rest of your life!
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Thank you for that info but what did that have to do with the topic?


Whenever I need to chill, I throw on some Pink Floyd, and start feeling Comfortably Numb.

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For propa chillout, nuttin' better than........

Lemon Jelly's The Staunton Lick.

And for propa anger release......

Pogues, Young Ned of the Hill.

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Whenever I need to chill, I throw on some Pink Floyd, and start feeling Comfortably Numb.


Ah. Would you be one of the Floyd fans who absolutely hate the Scissor Sisters' version?


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Anybody remember the target commercial that was on during the Christmas season? Not the one that showed Earth, Wind, and Fire, but the one with the guy who had the minibus filled with presents. He arrived at the party and started giving them out. That song totally just made me get up and dance. Every freaking time it came on. But I dunno, it just made me feel good and lighthearted every time.

On a totally different note, for some reason when I'm feeling crummy I listen to Tom Petty's Wildflowers CD. Helps me chill out.


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Whenever I need to chill, I throw on some Pink Floyd, and start feeling Comfortably Numb.


Ah. Would you be one of the Floyd fans who absolutely hate the Scissor Sisters' version?
Yes. The only Pink Floyd cover that I have ever liked was KoRn's rendition of Another Brick in the Wall.

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Arvo Part's Te Deum. Also, his Magnificat.

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Thank you for that info but what did that have to do with the topic?


Thats the song that makes me happy.

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If I'm ever feeling lame or bummed, I can always count on the song "Falling For The First Time" by the Barenaked Ladies to cheer me right up. It's silly, mildly deep, and I like the chorus a lot...

Anyone perfect must be lying,
Anything easy has its cost.
Anyone plain can be lovely,
Anything loved can be lost.
What if I lost my direction?
What if I lost sense of time?
What if I nursed this infection?
Maybe the worst is behind.

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"Falling For The First Time" by the Barenaked Ladies
That is just a fun song to listen. Anything by BNL is fun to listen to.

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She Don't Use Jelly. Either Ben Folds' or The Flaming Lips' version will do. That song gets me everytime.

The New Radicals, you get what you give is kinda hard. It reminds me of one of those High School relationships. (Either you know what I am talking about, or you will know in a few years).

I also love driving around to Dark Side of the Moon (or sometimes, Dub Side of the Moon, by the East Side All-Stars).

Then of course, there are certain classical tunes that I just can't get enough of. In particular, Samuel Barber's Adagio for Strings. (It was in the movie Platoon I believe) There where a couple of songs that we did in symphonic band... anything by Robert W Smith rocks my socks.

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I also love driving around to Dark Side of the Moon (or sometimes, Dub Side of the Moon, by the East Side All-Stars).

I can't drive to Pink Floyd. It relaxes me too much. I like angry music when I drive (even when I'm not driving angry). That "Dub Side" sounds kinda interesting, though.

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There where a couple of songs that we did in symphonic band... anything by Robert W Smith rocks my socks.

We did "Into The Storm" in high school. I thought we did a great job until I heard a local high school marching band do it (with a 2 1/2 minute percussion break in the middle).. THAT was awesome.

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Dokaka's remix of Katamari on the Rock from W<3K
That or anything by Matisyahu.

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The msot prominent one for me is defenitely "You and Me" by Lifehouse. It's such a beautiful song, and I can relate to it.

Second is probably "Lincoln Avenue" by Train. Also an amazing song, with great lyrics. I'm listening to it right now!


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Me and Julio Down by the Schoolyard, by Simon & Garfunkel.

Actually, pretty much anything by Simon & Garfunkel.

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Though I have no idea who wrote it, or what the Japanese lyrics mean, the song that fits that description for me would be Densha De Go. It's so... Uplifterating™. Dragostea Din Tei by O-Zone is also right up there. (Another song sung in a language I don't know. xD) And...oh, the themesong to the anime Hellsing. I love listening to that. Makes me really energetic for some reason.

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(Sittin on) The Dock of the Bay - Otis Redding
Stuck in the Middle with You - Stealer's Wheel
Drift Away - Dobie Gray

and the best one yet, Bohemian Rhapsody - Queen

Some of the best songs ever written.

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Feel Good Inc.!

Oh, wait. That song doesn't make me feel good at all.

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I got to the water dungeon thing and got bored.

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Dragostea Din Tei by O-Zone is also right up there. (Another song sung in a language I don't know. xD).


It's in Romanian. O-Zone = love.

I was actually listening to that song today while waiting for the train oO

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Shout it out loud-KISS

Man, that is the bestestest feel good song ever! Seriously, If a verse starts out like this:

"If you don't feel good, there's a way you could. Don't sit there broken hearted"

How isn't it going to make you feel good?

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Feel Good Inc.!

Oh, wait. That song doesn't make me feel good at all.


Yeah, but... it's still a cool song.

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Feel Good Inc.!

Oh, wait. That song doesn't make me feel good at all.
It makes me feel good, now watch the way I navigate, ha ha ha ha ha.

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'Tis a good song, but it usually freaks me out. Especially when watching the music video.

Now DARE... that's quality. ;)

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I got to the water dungeon thing and got bored.

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