Music that means something.

Sometimes...just sometimes, musicians make a piece of music that is so profound it makes you stop and listen

Heres one that stands out IMHO....



and heres another....



Hit me with some more....

Here is my contribution.. Slightly different sound, maybe even a different point of view, but according to me music is such a personal thing, not only for those who listen but also for those who write songs..

Well I hope this goes on ok,,first time Ive put a video on a post

Just love this song and video,,,says alot.

Well I hope this goes on ok,,first time Ive put a video on a post

Just love this song and video,,,says alot.

Dont think its gonna work,,,anyone help me out with adding vids?

[edit on 25-9-2008 by Alienmindflare]

Here are a few that I feel have a profound message from several "genres" of music.

The Cure - Where the Birds Always Sing



Rush - Faithless

Live - The Beauty of Gray

John Frusciante - The Will to Death

Drive by Truckers - Easy on Yourself

Saul Williams (aka Niggy Tardust) - Tr(N)igger

Puscifer - Momma Sed






[edit on 9/25/2008 by eye open doors]

Drive-By Truckers are always good... I really like "Outfit" or most anything off of "Decotation day", "Southern Rock Opera" or "Dirty South". The God Machine mean a hell of a lot to me, I'd love to post a youtube, but can't find anything... if anyone checks their myspace it's so worthwhile, they did 2 albums years back, before their bassist passed away.

music with emotion or messages are weird. like when i listen to a song and they blab off about something i always delete it.


when i was a kid i used to just listen to the beats and stuff now all this rappin and rhyming and putting people down stuff sucks.

[edit on 26-9-2008 by Storm_Indigochild]

A small clip from Fela Kuti's Expensive #




and an amazing documentary on the man/legend known as Fela Anikulapo Kuti


[edit on 9/27/2008 by iiinvision]

This song is about the plight of a people when the white man came here.
John Anderson - Seminole Wind


This song, however, is a different tune as to what it means. The song is about love gone bad and the hardships that people in the Midwestern United States faced after the Great Flood of 1993.