Wow, my life has now also been changed.
I don't know how to thank you.
So inspirational.
Give me a minute.
I don't know how to thank you.
So inspirational.
Give me a minute.
My entire life was changed by one song.
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Holy shit do you guys really think the OP was being serious?
So eager to show off your refined taste in dadrock and radio metal that you're going to ignore the idea that maybe the OP was being sardonic because oh man gotta post a Pink Floyd video. No one's ever listened to Pink Floyd before.
Does the OP have to make a thread saying
LOST FAITH IN HUMANITY EPIC FAIL VIDEO IN HERE BORN IN WRONG GENERATION CHECK OUT THIS BAD SONG
to make you realise he's mocking it?
So eager to show off your refined taste in dadrock and radio metal that you're going to ignore the idea that maybe the OP was being sardonic because oh man gotta post a Pink Floyd video. No one's ever listened to Pink Floyd before.
Does the OP have to make a thread saying
LOST FAITH IN HUMANITY EPIC FAIL VIDEO IN HERE BORN IN WRONG GENERATION CHECK OUT THIS BAD SONG
to make you realise he's mocking it?
Oh.Rose and Thorn said:
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I suppose this means you wouldn't like "Booty Call" either?
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That song is what first pushed me to become a marine biologist. I wouldn't be where I am today without the beautiful, insightful words of Mr. Weebl. True story.yuval152 said:
OK, it's not, but I really wish it was now!
Anyway, OT: This song taught me about the brilliance of agricultural technology:
and this one (along with the rest of the album, actually) inspired me to learn guitar, cos they made it look so fun!:
Not even kidding! So many guitarists have given me looks of horror when I've told them that, it's great
Mate, you seem tense. Have an AlpacaJaga Jazzist said:
ghettolacktheknack said:
1. (n.) an impoverished, neglected, or otherwise disadvantaged residential area of a city, usually troubled by a disproportionately large amount of crime
2. (adj.) urban; of or relating to (inner) city life
3. (adj.) poor; of or relating to the poor life
4. (adj.) jury-rigged, improvised, or home-made (usually with extremely cheap or sub-standard components), yet still deserving of an odd sense of respect from ghetto dwellers and non-ghetto dwellers alike
5. (band.) brokeNCYDE
Example: Nasty girls know me like what
Call your girl to give me some
Drop it girl go take it back
I'll take you to the candy shack
Like jolly ranchers sugar daddys
Chocolate covered booty panties
Lots of women in my cadi
It's gonna get a little nasty
You're saying that this:rhizhim said:
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...is not the most beautiful face ever? I'm shocked!
You know, I really can understand what the OP means.
You see, I had a rough childhood. Sometimes I didn't know if I would really make it. Things at home got really hard with my parents, and I had trouble at school. I never managed to fit in, always thought of myself as an outcast.
Then I heard this song and it changed my life. I listened to it for hours and hours and just really concentrated on the things I wanted to change, and eventually graduated near the top of my class and really turn things around with my parents.
Now I lead a successful life as a doctor with a wonderful partner and three children.
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You see, I had a rough childhood. Sometimes I didn't know if I would really make it. Things at home got really hard with my parents, and I had trouble at school. I never managed to fit in, always thought of myself as an outcast.
Then I heard this song and it changed my life. I listened to it for hours and hours and just really concentrated on the things I wanted to change, and eventually graduated near the top of my class and really turn things around with my parents.
Now I lead a successful life as a doctor with a wonderful partner and three children.
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OP: Your song combines the two things I hate most in music, abuse of auto-tune and screams. To each their own though.
OT: Jupiter from The Planet Suite pretty much made me want to major in music.
I can't think of any actual songs that moved me as much as this piece of music.
OT: Jupiter from The Planet Suite pretty much made me want to major in music.
I can't think of any actual songs that moved me as much as this piece of music.
This song right here is what changed my life and opened my mind. Upon listening to it i was exposed to the raw power of life, the universe and every single thing that may lie in between. Mysteries long thought insolvable became solvable, problems thought without solution suddenly had one. Hope, enlightenment, motivation and desire all swam in my mind as i listened to this song...as it did for every other creature that was witness to it's majesty.
It also introduced me to Susumu Hirasawa, for which I am eternally grateful.
This was the first piece of music I ever learned on the marimba, and it transformed my hobby into my passion. Music has basically become my life now, and it's all thanks to my experience with this piece. If that doesn't count as "changing my life", then I don't know what does.
Ah, brokeNCYDE.
Hm. I don't think a song has changed my life. Unless we're talking really tiny insignificant things like broadening the spectrum of music that I listen to, in which case a few songs have done such.
Hm. I don't think a song has changed my life. Unless we're talking really tiny insignificant things like broadening the spectrum of music that I listen to, in which case a few songs have done such.
