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Japandroids - Near To The Wild Heart Of Life
This song aggressively reminds me of the mix of anxiety and excitement I had before moving out on my own for the first time. I came from a small town, and moved to the "big city" in my province. I had never moved anywhere before, let alone without my parents. That was 15 years ago now, but this takes me right back. It's also a banger (in my opinion).
Right Where It Belongs - Nine Inch Nails
Einheitsfrontlied, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RhdcdZkiKRI&t=0
(Especially the 3rd verse, translated to english): "And just because he's a worker No class can free him but his own The emancipation of the working class Is the task of the worker alonе"
Toots - Spiritual Healing
Nujabes: Luv Sic.
For me it'd be Better Than That by Sub-Radio.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=qPIrWtlpCSA
Those that have spent a few years on Reddit might remember them doing live shows back when they were less known. As a band, they're basically just pure pop-punk joy, and I think people could use a little joy lately.
Just to absolutely annoy people, I'd probably go with a song I find very annoying and long. Probably something like Cannon in D, one I guarantee everybody has heard, even if they don't know the name.
Joke's on you, I fucking love Canon in D.
Jokes back on you, you said they'd feel the same emotions as the person who chose. So you would feel a song you previously loved and adored would be long and annoying. Possibly altering your feelings for the song permanently!
Some of my current mood options would be:
Body Language by Queen
God Thinks by Aurelio Voltaire
"God is a liberal, God is a democrat
God wants you to vote Republican
Never trust a man who puts his words in the mouth of God
And says it's absolute truth
It's lies and it smells like death
It's all in a days work taking money from the poor
Why do you think that God
Would need your dirty money if you want to start a holy war?"
Angel in the Jungle by Seeming
Nine sili nebesniye, Alexander Sheremetiev.
Bloodlip, by Matduke/Veela. I don't listen to the lyrics of songs all that much so for me the emotions are driven by the melody. Something about the chorus in this one sends shivers down my spine.
~~Feed the Machine by Poor Man's Poison~~
I take that back, Hydra by Fit For An Autopsy is more the vibe now.
Tiny Little Robots by Cage the Elephant.
"I know that you're tired of this
Cause you're a robot
They designed your life
But true souls said you know what's right
And you can join us on the other side"
A short electronic instrumental that really isn't all that complex or terribly interesting, but holds a true wealth of emotional context for me. It feels like the awkward first steps in a relationship until something clicks, and ends with a touch of melancholy to my ear.
Six by 311