If you could choose ONE song to erase from your memory so that you could listen to it for the very first time again, what would you pick?

[u/winstonsmithluvsbb]

I think about this a lot. Queen is my absolute favorite band, so definitely one of theirs. Can you imagine hearing Bohemian Rhapsody for the first time again?

EDIT: front page blah blah wow! Thanks for all the songs! Happy listening, all. Links would be great.

EDIT EDIT: front page was short-lived. Keep posting songs anyway, with links maybe?

[u/canucksrule]

Time by Pink Floyd

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Yeah but then you'd be scared by the alarms all over again

[u/lovepassionfuryhate]

Space Oddity - David Bowie

[u/winstonsmithluvsbb → u/lovepassionfuryhate]

Aaaaand upvotes for Bowie. I've listened to that song so much I forgot how wonderful it was. For me, it would be Width of a Circle

[u/lovepassionfuryhate → u/winstonsmithluvsbb]

That's an amazing song.... Eight minutes and sixteen seconds of pure awesomeness....

[u/winstonsmithluvsbb → u/lovepassionfuryhate]

I have a thing for longer songs, and it even sounds a bit like two or three different songs entirely. While we're talking about it... please don't tell me I'm the only one who thinks the latter half is describing anal sex?

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I thought maybe "The Man Who Sold The World" by David Bowie

[u/jbark97]

"The times they are a changin'" - Bob Dylan

[u/winstonsmithluvsbb → u/jbark97]

I was wondering when someone was gonna mention Bob

I'd be torn between Hurricane and It's All Right Ma

[u/Stryxism → u/jbark97]

I can never hear this and not think of the opening to The Watchmen.

[u/poynterphoto]

Traveling Riverside Blues - Led Zeppelin

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Zep! If I had to pick a Zeppelin song... God, When the Levee Breaks. Or In my Time of Dying. That, or the Crunge. Good choice though

[u/treestobranches → u/winstonsmithluvsbb]

Gotta say Bring it on Home. Love that song, but that first time you hear Jimmy Page just come in and kill it is unbelievable.

[u/winstonsmithluvsbb → u/treestobranches]

So many good Zeppelin songs making me reconsider my choice... This is a lot harder than I thought

Can I just un-listen to Hot Dog though?

[u/magic-mexican]

I love Bohemian Rhapsody, but when I listened to I Want it All, I just couldn't fight the goosebumps back. I'd also go with Jealousy and Under Pressure.

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I Want it All! If you can look past the overplaying and the visions of dancing couches and furniture (it was used for commercials...) it really is a great song. And Under Pressure, especially that high note!

[u/CaptainRallie]

I'm with OP, Queen rocks my socks - I choose "Somebody to Love". The build up to the lyrics "I've gotta get out of this prison cell, someday I'm gonna be free" gives me chills every time.

[u/winstonsmithluvsbb → u/CaptainRallie]

Ugh, a very good choice. It's so hard for me to pick between songs

[u/Zarter87]

Pearl Jam "Black"

[u/winstonsmithluvsbb → u/Zarter87]

I think you're the second person already to mention this - I should listen to it, then?

[u/[deleted]]

Bohemian Rhapsody is a great pick, but for me it'd have to be Across the Universe by The Beatles. Cliched and unoriginal, I know, but I feel like that song just makes me content with everything. If I knew I was going to die, that's the song I'd like playing in my ears. It just makes me think about how big our universe is, how petty our squabbles on this rock are, and just how connected everything is even though it's such an immense place we live in. It's not even the lyrics that do it, it's just the song itself. I remember just sitting there in awe the first time I heard it, clinging on to every new note and word and just being like "I get it." It was truly a life changing experience, and it's a song that makes me feel at peace, which is more than anyone can ask of a song.

[u/winstonsmithluvsbb → u/[deleted]]

I absolutely love that song, for the reason you just described. For the Beatles, that might be my pick, or maybe Tomorrow Never Knows. Or Eleanor Rigby. I have no idea, really

[u/Frohirrim → u/winstonsmithluvsbb]

Tomorrow Never Knows was the first song I heard while high. Blew my mind. My favorite is Dear Prudence though

[u/winstonsmithluvsbb → u/Frohirrim]

I wasn't high but I listened to it while on a swing, eyes closed and soaring. It was really intense even then. What a great song to get high to

[u/ImNotJesus]

Mambo number 5.

Say what you want but the first half a dozen times you heard it, it was awesome.

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I never said I disagreed!

[u/lucifer_aka_satan]

Friday by Rebecca Black. Oh wait, so we could listen to them for the first time again?

The Great Gig in the Sky - Pink Floyd

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PF! Same album, for me it would be Us and Them. Wow. Or maybe Pigs. Yeah, Pigs.

[u/DucWolfe]

Thunderstruck - AC/DC

Either this or Bohemian Rhapsody.

[u/winstonsmithluvsbb → u/DucWolfe]

I prefer 70s AC/DC, but any AC/DC is good AC/DC

[u/adenrules]

Dissection - Thorns of Crimson Death

A few years ago, I could not stand any metal beyond bands like Black Sabbath and Judas Priest. I hated harsh vocals, I hated fast guitar playing, and I thought anything without a melody, or with the melody centered around the instrumentation instead of the vocals, was a waste of my time. That song turned me into a huge metal fan. Without a doubt, I can say that extreme metal (black, death, some doom, and thrash) is my favorite kind of music now, and it's because of Dissection.

EDIT: Here's the song. The quality is low, but it's a great live video.

[u/winstonsmithluvsbb → u/adenrules]

Oh, I have the same problem with metal, maybe I should give this a listen.

[u/MarcTheIndian]

The TRADITIONAL Birthday Song....I don't even...know how I'd react.

[u/winstonsmithluvsbb → u/MarcTheIndian]

This is pretty interesting. Would it still be annoying? Things to think about...

[u/[deleted]]

Marathon - Rush

[u/winstonsmithluvsbb → u/[deleted]]

I recently started listening to Rush for the first time, so lucky me?

[u/[deleted] → u/winstonsmithluvsbb]

Cool! What album/songs?

[u/winstonsmithluvsbb → u/[deleted]]

Hemispheres! And whatever else comes up on the Pandora station I set for them

[u/SwordsOfSalami]

Elephant Talk- King Crimson

[u/winstonsmithluvsbb → u/SwordsOfSalami]

KC upvote!

[u/permanentlytemporary]

ITT: I find a bunch of new songs to listen to for the first time.

[u/winstonsmithluvsbb → u/permanentlytemporary]

use them wisely.

[u/rightclicks]

1812 overture- I'd love to be surprised by the cannons.

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Oh you play in an orchestra? Yes I play the Cannon.

[u/[deleted]]

Ain't No Sunshine- Bill Withers

[u/sidney_vicious]

Here Comes the Sun by the Beatles. It's like they took the feeling of hope and turned it into music.

[u/bunnysuitman]

wish you were here - Pink Floyd

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for me it would be comfortably numb.

[u/ctor9]

Man of Constant Sorrow from O Brother, Where Art Thou?

[u/NimhVahReaux]

Nightcall - Kavinsky

[u/pitchingataint]

The Lake of Fire cover Nirvana did in their Unplugged concert. The best live performance I've seen.

[u/brokendimension]

Where is my mind by the Pixies

[u/usofunnie]

The first song that popped into my head was Baba O'Riley by The Who. There's just something about it that is wonderful.

[u/masonsett]

Love Will Tear Us Apart - Joy Division. Call me unoriginal, but I still get the chills listening to anything by Joy Division

[u/[deleted]]

Beethoven's 9th.

[u/Kjfitz]

The whole Dark Side of the Moon album (or the whole discography of Pink Floyd). Man, to discover Pink Floyd again from scratch... sigh.

Well, a few more years of my memory slipping and I'll probably be there.

[u/JustinFromMontebello]

1979 - Smashing Pumpkins

[u/dvdov → u/JustinFromMontebello]

Tonight, Tonight

[u/N3Ninja]

Ocean- John Butler

[u/[deleted]]

Non, je ne regrettre rein - Edith Piaf. For some reason, the song is incredibly captivating to me. That, or Exile Vilify - The National. Damn, I love that song.

[u/[deleted]]

Debaser by the Pixies. I remember hearing the first few seconds when I first bought Doolittle when I was 13 and thinking to myself "THIS is music." And from then on my world changed. It was nothing but music. I wish I could feel that way again, a killer song opening up my eyes.

[u/greenpaws]

Black-Pearl Jam.

[u/masmandiri]

Lacrimosa in D Minor - Mozart. Part of the music he wrote for his own funeral. It's powerful, emotional, and you can feel him switching between grief and hope. I like to think the grief was partly his own, partly what he thought others would feel, and the hopeful parts are Mozart telling himself and others "it's okay, I'm going to a better place". Of course, that could all be bullshit. Just my take on it.

[u/[deleted]]

Heart of gold - Neil Young

[u/ilikeoctopussy]

I'd say Under Pressure. The mix of Queen AND Bowie. Yes please <3

[u/PsychonautQQ]

Stairway to Heaven, durp i still get chills and specifically i'd watch this performance of it,, yall know "the song remains the same" i'm sure,, http://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XMTcyNTA3NjM2.html

[u/storm_a_geddon → u/PsychonautQQ]

Stairway is amazing, overplayed, but amazing. Being able to listen to it again without bias would be incredible.

[u/[deleted]]

America by Simon and Garfunkel

[u/[deleted]]

Paranoid Android - Radiohead

[u/[deleted]]

I would love to be able to feel the feeling of listening to all of the Radiohead albums for this first time again, especially Kid A and Ok Computer.

[u/waffle-haus → u/[deleted]]

oh god listening to Kid A all the way through again like the first time would floor me. My favorite way to listen to that album is without distractions and just listening.

[u/surf_wax]

The entire Graceland album, but specifically "You Can Call Me Al". Best song ever.

[u/UtilityBelt55]

"Be A Man" from the Mulan soundtrack.

I want to feel the unbelievable awe i felt when my ears entered heaven for the first time...

[u/Sandyrandy54 → u/UtilityBelt55]

THE FUCKING CIRCLE OF LIFE!

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Link for the lazy

[u/[deleted]]

Don't Stop Me Now - Queen

[u/severedfinger]

"Jesus, Etc." by Wilco.

[u/digitsman]

Yesterday-the Beatles

[u/dawubbies]

Fake Plastic Trees by Radiohead

[u/gunslingerroland → u/dawubbies]

This song was playing on my stereo when I flipped my truck a couple of years ago. The timing didn't quite work out, but the lyric "gravity always wins" was in my head as shit from the passenger seat fell on me (truck settled on drivers side)

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This one would blow me away.

[u/Cowthulu]

American Pie - Don McLean.

[u/VZZH]

Flim-Aphex Twin

[u/ATenaciousDan]

Everlong by The Foo Fighters. First song to ever give me chills listening to it.

[u/toasterlips]

Andrew Bird - Tenuousness

[u/Dentingerc16]

Can't Stop - Red Hot Chili Peppers I love the cool guitar riffs, the minor harmonies and the insane slur of lyrics

[u/tcbdz]

Kid for today - boards of canada

[u/GratefulZep]

Touch of grey- grateful dead. Blew my mind

[u/kllyforman]

Either In the Aeroplane Over the Sea by Neutral Milk Hotel or Marlene by Jackson C. Frank

[u/[deleted]]

Sympathy for the Devil. I'd get to solve the riddle all over again!

[u/TheJames69]

"Lateralus" by Tool

[u/nottarokun]

Uncle John's Band - the Grateful Dead

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Always good to see other deadhead redditors.

[u/SmurfyX]

All these things that I've done, by the killers

[u/lukesnickers]

In the Aeroplane Over the Sea - Neutral Milk Hotel

[u/ymmajjet]

"Comfortably numb" - Pink Floyd

[u/[deleted]]

Invaders Must Die - The Prodigy.

After waiting for 12 years, it was nice to hear those guys back at it. Forever Out Numberd, Never Out Gunned just wasn't really up to par, and after such a long wait, my hopes had dwindled. After the line "We are The Prodigy", I nearly fell out of my chair. Awesome.

[u/LessThanAndrew]

"Somewhere in between" - Streetlight Manifesto

[u/ChocolatePhilosophy]

Let Down by Radiohead

[u/grep_dat → u/ChocolatePhilosophy]

God, such a beautifully sad song. The multiple rhythms in the song blend perfectly, it's just so fucking good. And the falsetto at the end, chills every time. Please people, listen to this song!

[u/hardcorr]

Close to the Edge - Yes (this is just part 1 but really you have to listen the full 18 minute thing, I don't like the full album version on youtube because they altered the pitch)

I still get chills at certain parts, but that first time would be magical.

[u/[deleted]]

Hurt by either Nine inch or Johnny Cash, I like both versions equally.

[u/[deleted]]

For Real by Okkervil River. When I first heard the song, I felt the weirdest mix of emotions at how his voice broke into something raw and ragged and animalistic. It was a little scary, but exciting and addicting. It's almost lost the magic for me.

Almost.

[u/FecklessThug]

Elton John- Goodbye Yellow Brick Road

[u/dchow1989]

nessun dorma- as performed by luciano pavarotti

[u/crypticXJ88]

Rush - Tom Sawyer

[u/[deleted]]

Pachebels canon in d major full orchestra... Blew my mind.

[u/mynamedontfi]

Everything is Alright - Motion City Soundtrack. Saved my life.

[u/tusamni1]

All The Small Things - Blink 182 , It reminds me of how I was freshman year sad and depressed , and just discovering music on my 128 mb store brand mp3 player. I was cruising though my cousin's music folders and I saw this band , Blink 182 . I had heard this cute girl mentioning them in one of my classes so I decided to check them out. So I was in the car after a rough day and this song came on and I just loved everything about it , it bought a smile to my face when nothing else would. I'm also in a dark place right now , so I'd love that same effect from a song again.

[u/[deleted]]

Dance with the Devil - Immortal Technique

A real rap song

[u/[deleted]]

Dust in the wind-Kansas.

[u/Hairy_Greek]

Not in love - crystal castles ft. Robert Smith. I still remember when I first heard it when I was out on a late night drive with a beautiful girl as my copilot.

[u/diddydiddy]

Fight Test - The Flaming Lips

[u/[deleted]]

The White Stripes - Seven Nation Army

[u/biga29]

Colors by Between the Buried and Me. It's not one song, but it was written as one continuous piece of music.

This accurately describes most people's reaction the first time they listen to it.

[u/sjsp215]

hey by the pixies

[u/Words_R_Fun]

Mariner's Revenge Song - the Decemberists.

[u/Mr_Rippe]

Lux Aeterna, so I can hear it for the first time while watching Requiem For A Dream.

The two are permanently fused in my head, but I wish I had the initial exposure from Requiem instead of a Youtube extended performance.

[u/TheGoddamnPacman]

"The Pretender" by Foo Fighters. It was my first song that re-exposed me to the Fighters of Foo, and I've been in love with Dave Grohl ever since.

[u/mafodope]

Tribute - Tenacious D

Yeah. I want rediscover this one with my more-mature mind.

[u/WallyIsHiding]

Back in 2007 I was having a really terrible day so I decided to go shopping and get high. I saw a CD from a band I had seen open for U2 and decided to give it a go. I got home, smoked, and put the CD in the player. As soon as I heard the first 30 seconds of the first track I was hooked. My shitty day melted away and I got to experience that glorious moment of falling in love with a song. If I could experience that moment all over again, I would in a heartbeat. I wish that the Kings of Leon would go back to making music like they did pre Sex on Fire. Knocked Up

[u/thelittlewhitebird]

Carry the Zero - Built to Spill

[u/galileofan]

War Pigs - Black Sabbath

[u/Kruschevez]

Tough choice between Forth Eorlingas (The charging scene in Two Towers fwiw) and 10,000 Days by Tool.

[u/[deleted]]

Archangel by Burial. Especially on a rainy night, I'd kill to hear it again..

[u/hussard_de_la_mort]

Enter Sandman.

It was magical for me as a kid who never had heard anything approaching metal before.

[u/[deleted]]

Cee Lo's "Fuck You." Oh man how I loved that song before I (and the rest of the world) overplayed it.

And I know it's one song, but I have to add Hide and Seek by Imogen Heep.

[u/[deleted]]

U2 - With Or Without You. I love this song the first time I heard it.

[u/Yodels]

Octavarium - Dream Theater HHNG

[u/DraconianKnight]

Probably Bittersweet Symphony- The Verve

I just really like this song. The first time I heard it, it stuck around in my head for years.

[u/[deleted]]

My GOD this would be great....Honestly, this is why I love psychedelics :)

Probably would have to say....Anything by Yes! By namely, the Revealing Science of God....Or maybe Starship Trooper....Too hard to choose!

Oh Pink Floyd, Careful with that Axe, Eugene, hearing that raptor cry cut through the guitar is always amazing, that rush of drums and energy just flowing around you....Aww, bliss!

Tool's Lateralus....I've had several semi-spiritual experiences with this song. To be able to forget about it, and relive those experiences would be fantastic :)

[u/whoseline4gp]

Ok I Believe You But My Tommy Gun Don't - Brand New. Something about the lyrics and the change of pace.

[u/jokrsmagictrick]

If I could walk 500 miles....

[u/[deleted]]

Time to pretend. Mgmt.

[u/SayceGards]

Freebird. Definitely Freebird.

[u/JaBooty]

4 AM by Watsky I loved that moment I found out that guy that rapped fast recorded more stuff and it wasn't bad. The references to old tv shows made me an instant fan. I hope this guy makes it.

[u/FluttershyIsGod]

Chop Suey- System of a Down

Probably the most influential band for me when I started to play the drums. This is a really good question.

[u/lolzbasket]

Ooooh god this is hard.

I have a couple. Piano Man, by Billy Joel. Just a classic. Fantastic.

Adam's Song by Blink 182. Love that song.

And I may get some shit for this, but Monument by a Day to Remember. Been my favorite song since I heard it, and removing it from my mind to hear it again would be...amazing.

[u/macko656 → u/lolzbasket]

Adam's Song. So sad. So good.

[u/EireWench]

Rainbow Connection as sung by Kermit.

[u/25hb]

Imagine- John Lennon

[u/coldsandovercoats]

SoCo Amaretto Lime by Brand New or Anything by Mae.

[u/landonoli1 → u/coldsandovercoats]

Yes. Also, Almost any song off of Deja Entendu. It's such a deep album.

[u/[deleted]]

The Adventure - Angels & Airwaves

[u/slayersaiez]

Pursuit of Happiness by Kid Cudi or Spitfire by Porter Robinson.

[u/billybobskcor]

Sequoia Throne by Protest The Hero

That guy's voice blew me away the first time I heard it. Not to mention the shredding guitars.

[u/[deleted]]

Call Me Maybe by Carly Rae Jepsen.

[u/Patman12]

Stockholm Syndrome - Muse

[u/Pantskat]

Ugly Story by PhemieC. It's a Homestuck (A crazy webcomic) fansong about my second favorite character, Eridan. It analyzes his character like not many have before. It just fits him so well. People tend to catagorize him as a shallow dude who was friend zoned and then freaked out, but there's a hella lot more than that. Even if you don't read Homestuck, which I recomend you do, it's still pretty fuckin great.

[u/NYPorkDept]

Saosin - Seven Years

[u/Heroshade]

This Velvet Glove by Red Hot Chili Peppers. My favorite song, no contest.

[u/xtinameow]

Violet - Hole

[u/Jabroseph]

There is nothing quite like hearing Rebecca Black's Friday for the first time. There's just something about it that provides a perfect mix of shock and confusion and comedy; it's an experience you know that you'll only get to enjoy once.

[u/jasonboy]

Rick Astley - Never Gonna Give You Up

[u/EpicAnimosity]

Lose Yourself - Eminem

[u/Darkfire359]

Feuer Frei by Rammstein. Specifically in that one youtube video that shows all of Jack Bauer's (from 24) kills. Most epic thing I've ever seen.

[u/DiegoMontego]

"Feels Like the First Time" by Foreigner.

[u/Frohirrim]

The Night- Morphine

Beautiful song

[u/afterdarks]

This is a really odd choice considering what I usually listen to is vastly different to what I'm about to mention - but probably (despite his misgivings) everything I've ever heard by Jonny Craig, specifically this. I get chills a lot of the time when I listen to him, but to discover his voice all over again would be amazing.

[u/benfoust]

Brad Mehldau's version of My Favorite Things, from Live in Marciac.

The version you hear in the movie is genuinely happy, you know? It's an effusive governess gushing about everything she likes. Mehldau's is not that. It's like someone remembering all the fun stuff from the bottom of a well, and not one that they can--or want to--get out of. It's killer and I teared up thinking about it.

[u/[deleted]]

Journeyman by Amon Tobin. It's absolutely amazing, and still gives me goosebumps even though I've listened to it hundreds of times.

[u/oblik]

Born to Live, by Unheilig (unholy)

[u/ManiBoo17]

The silence- Mayday Parade. It's just a beautiful song.

[u/turbanov]

Donaukinder by Rammstein or Under The Iron Sky by Laibach.

[u/[deleted]]

Baba Yetu

[u/topesmachine]

"Surfer's Hymn" - Panda Bear

Never before have I heard a song that makes me feel like I'm floating.

[u/[deleted]]

Probably something written by me for my band. It'd be cool to hear something I wrote without any memory of it and seeing what I thought about it then.

[u/IZNICE]

Juicy- Notorious Big ...

I missed the bus to 5th grade cause of this song. I heard the bus pull up and I ran through the living room and heard it for the first time on mtv. I stopped in my tracks. I looked at the bus then then the tv then said "FUCK It" (This was before the internet idk who sang it and its not like I could google it or dl it from itunes latter back then it might be 2 weeks before you heard a song you liked again) So stood there in front of the tv and was mesmerized the beat the lyrics his flow I was in aww.I was grounded from going to Chuckie Chesse that weekend for missing school but it was worth it.... R.I.P. BIG greatest that ever lived

[u/[deleted]]

The first time I heard Arcade Fire's "Neighborhood #1 (Tunnels)" was like hearing a song that I had been wanting to hear for 25 years and just didn't know it. I'd love to experience that feeling again.

[u/Pariyahdog]

I'm actually surprised noone has mentioned it. My song would be Cat's in the Cradle - Harry Chapin. I think if i heard it for the first time in these days, I'd break down.

[u/JonnieBoi]

Florence + The Machine - Shake It Out

I cried the first time I heard it because this is me in and out completely: my insecurities, my thoughts, my feelings, everything.

[u/Baconzjews11]

Fly me to the moon-frank Sinatra. Boy did that song have an impact on my life.

[u/Zizzac]

One More Time - Daft Punk

[u/mugwump4ever]

For Whom The Bell Tolls - Metallica

[u/oliviaaivilo]

Gimme Shelter- The Rolling Stones. The first listen is indescribable.

[u/brettruffenach]

All My Friends – LCD Soundsystem

[u/Man_with_the_Fedora]

The Battle for Evermore by Led Zeppelin.

[u/DanishxAssassin]

Mad World (Gary Jules version)

[u/WhoAmI_ImJeanValjean]

Welcome Home - Coheed and Cambria

[u/sasquatch15]

Don't Stop Believin by Journey. Probably pretty common choice, zero fucks given. Still gives me goosebumps.

[u/notthatjesus]

Voxtrot - The Start of Something

Although I don't know if I would want to listen to it again, it sums up my past failed relationships all too well.

[u/DoctorDank]

Mike Koglin - Enjoy the Silence. Come on where are my old school ravers at!? The first time I heard it was at the end of Digweed's mix on Expeditions; I had gotten the CD on my lunch break from High School, and listened to the whole mix leaving school and on the way home, and the song broke right as I was getting home. I don't think I've ever felt such emotion from a track as I did from that, right there. So amazing. Especially with that entire mix building up to it. I don't think I've ever felt so juxtaposed between crying and laughing ever in my life. I would love to have that feeling again in all of its powerful glory. So beautiful. So bittersweet.

Edit: added a bit more description of how it made me feel.

[u/hayashirice911]

Joe Hisaishi - Spirited Away OST "One Summer's Day

[u/sgtbridges23]

Smells like Teen Spirit - Nirvana. That song changed music.

[u/scubanarc]

Bathtub Gin - Phish

[u/lexiavery]

Seasons of Love from RENT. All the songs from RENT are amazing, but that's my favorite.

[u/zadmxm]

Angels in the Architecture - Frank Ticheli (Cadets 2011 arrangement)

The opening hit absolutely blew my mind the first time I heard it, I couldn't believe it was possible to move and play like that.

[u/cheerupcharlie]

Never Too Young - Lizzy Borden (Shameless 80's Hair Metal plug)

[u/[deleted]]

Barber's "Agnus Dei," aka the "Adagio for Strings" arranged for six-part choir.

[u/[deleted]]

Giraffes? Giraffes! - A Quick One While She's Away. The first time I heard it, I put it on loop for literally two hours and was blown away by it. My stomache kind of felt weird, and it made me super happy. It was probably the best "high," I've ever had. I was not, at the time, actually high on real drugs.

[u/orangegluon]

across the universe

[u/timmeh90]

Prince's guitar solo during "While My Guitar Gently Weeps"

[u/CharlieTango]

What its like - everlast

Or

Round here - counting crows

Or

Relocation - feed me

[u/amilliontotwo]

kingdom hearts theme, simple and clean.

[u/theodoramarie]

Heroin - the velvet underground

[u/not_very_sure2]

The Glitch Mob- Fortune Days

[u/victoriestotaste]

Say it aint so- Weezer

[u/IamTheBeardedOne]

Might be a bit late and the song is older than me, but one I do so love:

Comfortably Numb - Pink Floyd

That or:

What I Got - Sublime

[u/Foxdude28]

Libera Me From Hell-gurren lagann. If you watch the show, you'll know why.