BigPleb: Songs That Change Lives

BigPleb 10.18.13	All are well knows songs but they got me into their respective genres and whatnot. All I distinctly remember hearing for the first time also.
Rowan5215 10.18.13	Every and any song by Floyd, mainly WYWH
BigPleb 10.18.13	I can vouch for that.
zakalwe 10.18.13	Quality. In terms of what connected and influenced me directly in how I viewed music, what I wore, listened to and all the rest of it. Nirvana - Lithium
Smial 10.18.13	Papa Roach - Lifeline (got me into music)
NightProwler 10.18.13	Whole Lotta Love - Zep Highway to Hell - AC/DC Iron Maiden - Fear of the Dark Comfortably Numb - Floyd Thunder Road - The Boss The Gaslight Anthem - The 59 Sound Farewell, Mona Lisa - TDEP Utrydd dei Svake - Kvelertak A Lack of Color - DCFC Smile in Your Sleep - Silverstein Just among some. So many out there - sweet list!
BigPleb 10.18.13	Amazing pick Prowl. Thanks :)
somnolence 10.18.13	triadic memories as directed by morton feldman
ButteryBiscuitBass 10.18.13	David Bowie - Changes
somnolence 10.18.13	the first time u listen to godspeed can also b pretty intense but i wouldnt presume life-changing
Ecksavie 10.18.13	DevilDriver - Clouds Over California P.O.D. - Youth of the Nation Yann Tiersen - Comptine D'un Autre Ete: L'Apres-Midi Mike Oldfield - Tubular Bells The Offspring - Self-Esteem Our Lady Peace - Superman's Dead Gorki - Mia Hopesfall - Swamp Kittens The Doors - The End Counting Crows - Mr. Jones
TheNotrap 10.18.13	Floyd - Comfortably Numb Purple - Highway Star Maiden - Hallowed Be Thy Name Simple Minds - Don't You (forget About Me) Yes - Starship Trooper (90125 Tour-Live 1984) Led Zeppelin - Immigrant Song
BigPleb 10.18.13	Fuckin sweet NoTrap man.
TheNotrap 10.18.13	Cheers Leb.
DominionMM1 10.18.13	awful just awful
Mort. 10.18.13	The Dillinger escape plan - Panasonic youth blew my tiny brain when I first heard it
JamieTwort 10.18.13	Jethro Tull - Moths It didn't really get me into anything as such or change my taste in music but it had a huge impact on me, particularly the way that I appreciate lyrics.
mryrtmrnfoxxxy 10.18.13	the offspring - bad habit
JamieTwort 10.18.13	^lol
demigod! 10.18.13	massive attack - black milk
demigod! 10.18.13	camel - lady fantasy
evilford 10.18.13	any floyd song [33546236[p[]] but ESPECIALLY TIME
Permabanned 10.18.13	darkthrone - cromlech hear it on shrooms
BigPleb 10.18.13	Some cool picks here.
LIONFURY 10.18.13	Dream Theater - A Change Of Seasons
SirDrumsalot 10.18.13	Devin Townsends 3 piece: Let it Roll - Hypergeek - Triumph Tool - Lateralus Karnivool - Themata Cynic - The Space for This Mudvayne - Pharmaecopia Queensryche - Someone Else? Moody Blues - Knights in White Satin King Crimson - Epitaph
JS19 10.18.13	Plenty, but saying them would devalue them cos they're so personal. they're not going to change anyone else's lives in the same way. Music does indeed rule hard tho
Judio! 10.18.13	Great list, I can testify personally to to 6, 7, and 9.
demigod! 10.18.13	btmi - discog
zakalwe 10.18.13	On the buzz kill side I also remember listening to Linkin Park blaring out at a youth hostel, MCR (through headphones at a record store) the whole emo and nu metal thing going by and thinking fuck me I must be getting old I can't "get" any of this shit. That was life changing.
chemicalmarriage 10.18.13	3
sapient 10.18.13	King Crimson- 21st Century Schizoid Man Tool- Aenema Bjork- Joga Massive Attack- Teardrop Deftones- Be Quiet and Drive (Far Away) Converge- Jane Doe Dismemberment Plan- A Life of Possibilities Hum- I Hate it Too Brand New- Sowing Season (yeah)
Nagrarok 10.18.13	Pearl Jam - Black (I can credit Ten for really getting me into music) Iron Maiden - Hallowed Be Thy Name (...and Maiden for getting me into metal) King Crimson - Epitaph (played an important part in my early fascination with progressive rock) Opeth - The Moor ('I guess death metal can actually be amazing!') The Beatles - Eleanor Rigby/While My Guitar Gently Weeps ('wow, why on earth did I not love The Beatles before?') Deep Purple - Child in Time R.E.M. - Drive (still hits me every time) Fleetwood Mac - Dreams Genesis - The Carpet Crawlers (arguably a few of theirs surpass this but it has long been my personal favourite) The Who - Heaven and Hell (more or less the same as above) Pink Floyd/Yes - really Wish You Were Here and Close to the Edge as a whole, made me realize some albums are far greater than the sum of their parts. I could go on but I won't. And on an unrelated note, why do people who love Nights in White Satin still name it wrong so often?
Nagrarok 10.18.13	Oh and list is full of fantastic songs.
Parallels 10.18.13	Angry Chair - AiC Modern Man - Bad Religion Take the Time - Dream Theater Passive Aggressive - Placebo Out of the Silent Planet - King's X Life in Still Water - Fates Warning Down In It - NIN A Means to an End - Joy Division Cold Fire - Rush Revolution Calling - Queensryche Digital Bath - Deftones Police Truck - Dead Kennedys Can't Get It Out of My Head - ELO Moonchild - Iron Maiden Fever - Judas Priest Mr. Brightside - The Killers (ya i know but whatev) Age of Consent - New Order Matte Kudasai - King Crimson Holy Wars - Megadeth Scentless Apprentice - Nirvana (still love it and i dont care) Head - OSI Regular People - Pantera Jerry Was A Race Car Driver - Primus Albatross - Public Image Ltd Schizophrenia - Sonic Youth Flower - Soundgarden Sex Type Thing - Stone Temple Pilots Clouds in My House - Voivod
JamieTwort 10.18.13	"Genesis - The Carpet Crawlers (arguably a few of theirs surpass this but it has long been my personal favourite)" This is exactly how I feel about The Lamia. The likes of Firth of Fith and Supper's Ready may be superior in many ways when looked at from a more objective point of view but The Lamia is easily the one that had the biggest impact on me and will (most likely) always be my favourite.
Jethro42 10.18.13	Genesis - Watcher of the Skies Yes - Close to the Edge (album) Jethro Tull - Thick as a Brick I love ''Moths'' very much too. Strawbs - The Vision of the Lady of the Lake
Shuyin 10.18.13	mouth of the architect - quietly/carry on isis - ghost key/grinning mouths cult of lulu - finland the ocean - the human stain neurosis - purity
NordicMindset 10.18.13	tool - eulogy
VisionsFromTheDarkSide 10.18.13	Basically every Godspeed You! Black Emperor song and Parabola by Tool
frigyourgenre 10.18.13	perennial quest is far more moving/life changing than without judgement
LegendofPittman 10.18.13	http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I9yHFAAhUq0 This song changed my diapers.
dmp3131 10.18.13	The Last Night by Skillet. I don't care how cliche it is, but it's pretty much iconic in my life.
sblevins95 10.18.13	Fuckin' Gathering Storm though
LIONFURY 10.18.13	@dmp3131 you and me both
Atrophy 10.18.13	bbf3
reportingbird 10.18.13	jethro tull-aqualung oceana-family disease the antlers-kettering