BigHans: Songs That Wreck Me

BigHans 03.26.10	Power ballads ftw.
Athom 03.26.10	the music video for The Crossroads used to scare the shit out of me when i was a kid
BigHans 03.26.10	Little Eazy's gone gone, really wish he could come home, but when you gotta die go bye bye all a little thug can do is cry cry, man I miss my Dogs.
Inveigh 03.26.10	1, 5 and 13 have the same effect on me. also, With Or Without You is playing on the radio in some girl's cube outside my office right now, which is pretty weird. Some songs that wreck me: Atmosphere - The Woman With the Tattooed Hands Atmosphere - God's Bathroom Floor Aesop Rock - No Regrets The Gaslight Anthem - Great Expectations P.O.S. - That One Bon Iver - Blindsided U2 - Please Death Cab for Cutie - Transatlanticism Mac Lethal - Take Me In My Sleep Sims - Osmosis just to name a few :-)
BigHans 03.26.10	God's bathroom Floor is great. Havent heard POS, Mac Lethal, or Sims. I can't believe I left off Re:Stacks. damn.
Masochist 03.26.10	The Gaslight Anthem - "The '59 Sound" Don't know why, but that song just hits home. As does some of Eminem's better songs, like "Rock Bottom" and "Sing For the Moment." I feel you on Third Eye Blind, as well, except it would be a different song for me...probably "Good For You."
Athom 03.26.10	@Masochist: Here's Looking At You Kid is the Gaslight Anthem song that gets to me.
BigHans 03.26.10	Red at Night by Gaslight Anthem slays me.
Masochist 03.26.10	Oh...just noticed "Wish You Were Here." Absolutely!
BigHans 03.26.10	To me the most chilling hip hop song is Staring Through My Rearview by 2pac.
Inveigh 03.26.10	from a head full of pressure rest the senses that I clutch, I made a date with Divinity but she wouldn't let me fuck and I got touched by a hazy shade of grey that made me change -- I caught a rush on the floor from the blood in my veins
Masochist 03.26.10	Hahaha...sorry I keep spamming your list with comments, but seeing Garth Brooks reminds me of my favorite country songs, like "There Goes My Life" and "Letters From Home." And Jon Foreman's "Somebody's Baby." If you haven't heard it, check it out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YOCZ3U3Znm8
Inveigh 03.26.10	oops, I meant from the LIFE in my veins
BigHans 03.26.10	Yeah I had never head Gods Bathroom Floor before I think it must have been you that rec'd it in a thread of the top 10 hip hop songs, checked it out, it owned. mascochist, I like list spamming, checking out somebodys baby, pretty good song.
Inveigh 03.26.10	that is a fantastic 2Pac song
Slipping Away 03.26.10	the great below
BigHans 03.26.10	Go ahead baby scream to God, he cant hear you. i can feel your heart beatin fast cause its time to die gettin high watchin time fly.
Brokenjewel 03.26.10	Johnny Cash - I See A Darkness. fun. - The Gambler Thee Silver Mt. Zion - God Bless Our Dead Marines Those Atmosphere tracks that Inveigh rec'd are great. The song 'Little Man' is good too - a very touching look at the relationship between fathers and sons.
Inveigh 03.26.10	word, God's Bathroom Floor was one of the first Atmosphere songs I ever heard, and the lyrics really hit home with some things I was going through at the time. It's not easy to find on album, I happen to have it on my copy of Sad Clown Bad Dub VII, which is a double album with Random Vol. 3 by Mr. Dibbs. Basically, I'm an Atmosphere fanboy haha, I have over 300 songs by them on my iTunes (about 150 of which are on albums that aren't on Sputnik hah)
BigHans 03.26.10	The cool thing about Atmosphere is he is from Minneapolis I think. Minnesota ftmfw
Slipping Away 03.26.10	P.O.S. is from minnesota too
BigHans 03.26.10	Fuck Yeah for the Johnny Cash. I Hung My Head by him is devastating.
Inveigh 03.26.10	Minneapolis had arguably the best hip hop scene of the last decade. Atmosphere, Brother Ali, P.O.S., Dessa, Sims, Cecil Otter (well, shit, I should've just said Doomtree haha), Musab, Eyedea & Abilities, Big Quarters, Crescent Moon, the list goes on
mmfarva 03.26.10	Modest Mouse - 3rd Planet Modest Mouse - Perfect Disguise Manchester Orchestra - Pride Manchester Orchestra - A Hot One
klap 03.26.10	ryan adams nice! you should listen to cold roses, album's the shit
BigHans 03.26.10	Had no idea. I've always been a mainstream 80's/90's hip hop guy: 2pac, dre, bone, snoop, Big, Outkast, Westside Connection, Eazy E, NWA, and really not much else. Minneapolis further rules because it bred this: The Hold Steady Soul Asylum Prince Husker Du The Replacements
Inveigh 03.26.10	Don't forget Bouncing Souls! also, the greatest band in history, Morris Day and tha mutha fuckin' TIME!! P.O.S.'s second album Audition features appearances from the singers of both The Hold Steady and Bouncing Souls. And Minnesota can also claim Bob Dylan.
BigHans 03.26.10	mmfarva: Love me some Modest Mouse, especially Gravity Rides Everything Klap: Dont think Ive checked out that album. Will have to, I need to get into more Adams.
BigHans 03.26.10	Robert Zimmerman, aka Bob Dylan, born in Hibbing Minnesota = a motherfucking Legend.
Inveigh 03.26.10	props for knowing his real name Mr. Hans. Best line from Rebel Yellow by Cecil Otter (often called folk hip hop): don't give a goddamn fuck if the kids don't respect it my name is Cecil fucking Otter not Dylan goes electric
Brokenjewel 03.26.10	I don't know why but the theme tune to the film Sunshine gets to me. Think it's called Sunshine (adagio in D minor) And Frightened Rabbit kill me.
klap 03.26.10	also fun fact, the end of slow show is from their earlier song "29 years" and yeah cold roses rules, its a bit more alt-country than Gold but some of the songs are just woh and his guitar tone is amazing.
BigHans 03.26.10	Jewel - Im getting into Frightened Rabbit, Fast Blood is 4 minutes of rule. Klap: I love Alt Country, Im sure Ill like it Inveigh: yeah My dad was a HUGE Dylan fan, worships the guy, I was reared on Dylan from Day one
BigHans 03.26.10	And I dont care if this makes me look like a pussy, this song brings people to their knees, this dude can fucking SING. Will Ferrel did a version of this at the end of Step Brothers. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wdx5nGphnAI
Inveigh 03.26.10	interesting, I believe that's our first major musical diffence BigHans. My dad hates Dylan; I was raised on Lynrd Skynrd, Allman Brothers, Rolling Stones, Thin Lizzy and The Who. My dad just didn't like Dylan's vocals I guess? Or maybe it wasn't rockin' enough for him, not really sure. But I do know he wasn't a fan. Blood On the Tracks has to be one of the greatest albums in music history.
BigHans 03.26.10	My dad loves Dylan's lyrics, as do I. His voice is atrocious. One of the main reason Blood on the Tracks is by far my favorite album by him is it is his best singing performance. That, and it has Tangled Up in Blue and Shelter from the Storm. Beatles, Stones, Dylan, Johnny Cash. Shit I was reared on.
Knott- 03.26.10	29 niiice. not being sarcastic either, although id have different choices.
BigHans 03.26.10	Hell yeah Garth Brooks. Other great Brooks tunes that slay are Tomorrow Never Comes, The Red Strokes, That Ol Wind, and The Thunder Rolls I figured you would like the Verve, Knott.
Transient 03.26.10	dude, Wake Up. YES.
Brokenjewel 03.26.10	Dylan is awesome. I heard his recent christmas album, though. I would highly recommend avoiding it like the plague.
BigHans 03.26.10	Yeah even a Dylan fanboy like me can safely say about 50% of what he has put out in his career is utter shit. His latest stuff is unlistenable because of his voice. Take a record like Time Out of Mind for example, an absolutely brilliantly written, ominous magnum opus that is extremely hard to listen to because his voice is the worst kind of gravel.
Brokenjewel 03.26.10	Yeah, he's not done his voice any favours. Hearing him sing about santa kinda puts a dent in his legend, though. Not sure what he was thinking.
BigHans 03.26.10	I think it was pretty much a "you know what, I dont give a fuck what anybody says, I'm Bob Fucking Dylan" moment.
EVedder27 03.26.10	dudeeeee so much win
Golgoroth 03.26.10	The Gaslight Anthem - Great Expectations Still Remains - Six and One Paul Simon - Graceland mewithoutYou - Disaster Tourism (or pretty much any other song on CFUTF) Dead Poetic - Molotov Agalloch - A Desolation Song Neutral Milk Hotel - Oh Comely Off Minor - To an Ex & Everything Explicit Norma Jean - Memphis Will Be Laid to Waste (because of Aaron Weiss' part more than anything) Saetia - The Poet You Never Were & Some Natures Catch No Plagues Simon and Garfunkel - The Sound of Silence Bon Iver - Flume, Skinny Love, & Re: stacks Underoath - A Message for Adrienne Anberlin - Dismantle Repair, Paperthin Hymn, & (*Fin) As Cities Burn - Clouds & Timothy Brand New - Noro, Sowing Season, & You Won't Know Death Cab for Cutie - We Laugh Indoors Jimmy Eat World - Goodbye Sky Harbor Switchfoot - On Fire ...yeah, a lot of songs make me sentimental.
Masochist 03.26.10	On Norma Jean: "Disconnectie: The Faithful Vampire"
Masochist 03.26.10	On Garth Brooks - "The Thunder Rolls" is probably my favorite song On Johnny Cash - It's really cliche to say, but "Hurt" is probably the one that does it for me; not just the song by itself, but watching that video...damn. Oh...and Coldplay's "Don't Panic," too.