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>"Set The Controls >For the Heart Of the Sun"
Yes! This is something to be transported by.
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Kickass! I like to listen to Hole too!~ — *moto* crusty demon wannabe
howdy howdy there–i know this is off topic–i been thinking about music and if you find the just right one you can ride on the music and vent your rage and all –so what music do y’all recommend —im thinking of getting Pink Floyd (i don’t have one yet) and debating which album to go for {when payday comes} im debating on the Wall or the Darkside of the Moon—so which music do ya’ll recommend when ya’ll are feeling kinda hypomania and angry and a bit sad but mostly angry /hypomania—i like music that i can vent with–you know ride on the music–i find that listening to grrrrrr music like some of nirvana songs , some NIN songs , some Holes songs , some Pearl Jam and i find that Jimi Henderix helps 
—–i know that some music trigger ppl cause they trigger me too —like that Titanic movie song near the end of the movie, wow that song just about make me cry LOLOL–i mean listening to all them music that triggers hmmm they helps specially at night specially when i m away from ppl but i don’t listen to music during the day 
~ ive learned my lessons on that (sort of) like for example one summer i was listening to Nirvana and NIN and was kinda in a mixed mood and was stewing about what i don’t remember lololol–but i ranted at my family eek —oh well that was then this is now—:-)—well i better git –this thing is getting long–see y’all later Evenstar
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The Doors was a good one. Fleetwood Mac, Stevie Nicks, Def Leppard, and "whatever" by Godsmack is good.
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My faves would be: Fleetwood Mac or Steve Nicks when I am depressed, yet some of their songs can also get me wound up and going, same with Hole and The Offspring. — *moto* crusty demon wannabe
howdy howdy there–i know this is off topic–i been thinking about music and if you find the just right one you can ride on the music and vent your rage and all –so what music do y’all recommend —im thinking of getting Pink Floyd (i don’t have one yet) and debating which album to go for {when payday comes} im debating on the Wall or the Darkside of the Moon—so which music do ya’ll recommend when ya’ll are feeling kinda hypomania and angry and a bit sad but mostly angry /hypomania—i like music that i can vent with–you know ride on the music–i find that listening to grrrrrr music like some of nirvana songs , some NIN songs , some Holes songs , some Pearl Jam and i find that Jimi Henderix helps —–i know that some music trigger ppl cause they trigger me too —like that Titanic movie song near the end of the movie, wow that song just about make me cry LOLOL–i mean listening to all them music that triggers hmmm they helps specially at night specially when i m away from ppl but i don’t listen to music during the day ~ ive learned my lessons on that (sort of) like for example one summer i was listening to Nirvana and NIN and was kinda in a mixed mood and was stewing about what i don’t remember lololol–but i ranted at my family eek —oh well that was then this is now—:-)—well i better git –this thing is getting long–see y’all later Evenstar
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I like all kinds of things and my disc collection probably screams "bipolar"! I like a lot that’s been mentioned, including Supertramp, Van Morrison, Pink Floyd, Tracy Chapman, AEROSMITH, Lenny Kravitz, Imperial Drag, Ella Fitzgerald, The Jackson Five, The Allman Brothers, Mozart, you name it I have it. Or I steal it from my brother or my boyfriend. They know about it though. Something that’s great, driving music that really can get you movin is The Tragically Hip. They’re a Canadian Band and they are awesome. Probably don’t get much publicity there but they did appear on Letterman? Roz PS Music is one of my favorite hobbies (listening to, I also sing) and anybody who wants to e-mail me privately about bands they’ve discovered recently, I’d be happy about that!
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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > howdy howdy there–i know this is off topic–i been thinking about music > and if you find the just right one you can ride on the music and vent > your rage and all –so what music do y’all recommend —im thinking of > getting Pink Floyd (i don’t have one yet) and debating which album to go > for {when payday comes} im debating on the Wall or the Darkside of the > Moon—so which music do ya’ll recommend when ya’ll are feeling kinda > hypomania and angry and a bit sad but mostly angry /hypomania—i like > music that i can vent with–you know ride on the music–i find that > listening to grrrrrr music like some of nirvana songs , some NIN songs , > some Holes songs , some Pearl Jam and i find that Jimi Henderix helps > —–i know that some music trigger ppl cause they trigger me too > —like that Titanic movie song near the end of the movie, wow that song > just about make me cry LOLOL–i mean listening to all them music that > triggers hmmm they helps specially at night specially when i m away > from ppl but i don’t listen to music during the day ~ ive learned my > lessons on that (sort of) like for example one summer i was > listening to Nirvana and NIN and was kinda in a mixed mood and was > stewing about what i don’t remember lololol–but i ranted at my family > eek —oh well that was then this is now—:-)—well i better git > –this thing is getting long–see y’all later > Evenstar
The Wall for venting…Metallica, Candlebox good venting Bob Seger’s Feel Like a Number…good venting song, for a guy, could work for a woman too, have to add WO to the word MAN in the song…lol Ted Nugent – Stranglehold…love is a bitch now baby…good venting Agree with Nirvana and NIN. Matchbox20 good stuff… Wallfowers – One HeadLight works for me in alot of ways Alice Cooper – Welcome to my Nightmare, Killer, Billion Dollar Babies…great venting, great rock Janis Joplin most definitely – Piece of my Heart..turn up the volume Bob Dylan – How does it Feel you can begin to tell my age… — Jim
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Nitty Gritty Dirt Band Silver & Gold Queen Night at the Opera Pink Floyd The wall and Darkside of the Moon
howdy howdy there–i know this is off topic–i been thinking about music and if you find the just right one you can ride on the music and vent your rage and all –so what music do y’all recommend
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I submit, for whatever it’s worth: Mostly Soothes: Anonymous 4 J.S. Bach (especially the Brandenburg Concertos) Clannad Alex de Grassi Ani diFranco Eileen Ivers Jewel Sarah McLachlan R. Carlos Nakai Bonnie Raitt Secret Garden Steely Dan Mostly Excites: Jimi Hendrix John Lee Hooker Led Zeppelin Little Feat Carlos Santana Pat Travers Blessings, Neil We’re on a mission from God. – Elmore Blues Journeys: http://journeys.tsx.org
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>IF YOU INSIST ON LISTENING TO PINK FLOYD YOU MUST THROW OUT DARK SIDE OF THE >MOON AND TRY EARLIER (TRIPPIER) STUFF. I particularly reccomend UMMAGUMMA >or ATOM HEART MOTHER. "Careful With That Axe Eugene, and "Set The Controls >For the Heart Of the Sun" is great manic music.
Don’t forget Syd Barrett…
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angry/hyper music:- NIN, Republica (played too loud), The Offspring, All about Eve (defunct brit goth band), …. can’t thinhk of anythin’else atm… don’t listen to music much when i’m manic, tend to wander around too much to stay in my box of a room and listen to it <g>… angelbaby
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Wow , lotta responses—thanks ya’ll for the suggestions —:-)—and responding —–((((ngs)))) wow~~~Evenstar
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Hi, Alanis Morrisette Paula Cole Jewel Sarah McLachlan Amanda Marshall Natalie Umbruglia Sheryl Crow Enya Natalie Merchant Jan Arden Or is the the CD covers I like? Bill (sexist pig) – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > howdy howdy there–i know this is off topic–i been thinking about music > and if you find the just right one you can ride on the music and vent > your rage and all –so what music do y’all recommend —im thinking of > getting Pink Floyd (i don’t have one yet) and debating which album to go > for {when payday comes} im debating on the Wall or the Darkside of the > Moon—so which music do ya’ll recommend when ya’ll are feeling kinda > hypomania and angry and a bit sad but mostly angry /hypomania—i like > music that i can vent with–you know ride on the music–i find that > listening to grrrrrr music like some of nirvana songs , some NIN songs , > some Holes songs , some Pearl Jam and i find that Jimi Henderix helps > —–i know that some music trigger ppl cause they trigger me too > —like that Titanic movie song near the end of the movie, wow that song > just about make me cry LOLOL–i mean listening to all them music that > triggers hmmm they helps specially at night specially when i m away > from ppl but i don’t listen to music during the day ~ ive learned my > lessons on that (sort of) like for example one summer i was > listening to Nirvana and NIN and was kinda in a mixed mood and was > stewing about what i don’t remember lololol–but i ranted at my family > eek —oh well that was then this is now—:-)—well i better git > –this thing is getting long–see y’all later > Evenstar
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Not music to vent to, but if your talking music then it has to be ’ No Doubt ‘. Its great music to listen to and if you close your eyes you can imagin that Gwen is singing to you. i like ‘Stricken’ off the Beacon Street album, it starts :- i love you, completely i guess i’m kind-of mad about you i love you i love you, i do. i offten imagin i’m there with her and she’s sing that song just for me. now if you will excuse me, i sudenley need to be in the bathroom, by myself for a while. Zardos.
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That’s Right. Don’t you DARE forget Syd Barret.
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->IF YOU INSIST ON LISTENING TO PINK FLOYD YOU MUST THROW OUT DARK SIDE OF > THE >MOON AND TRY EARLIER (TRIPPIER) STUFF. I particularly reccomend UMMAGUMMA >or ATOM HEART MOTHER. "Careful With That Axe Eugene, and "Set The Controls >For the Heart Of the Sun" is great manic music. > Don’t forget Syd Barrett…
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On any manic day "Cherokee Nation" and Melissa Etheridge always helps me get out the rush of thoughts… on depressed days I love classical music or some Native American stuff. Joan Biaz is my fav tho, she can help you cry and feel good about it <S>. Lisa – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > howdy howdy there–i know this is off topic–i been thinking about music > and if you find the just right one you can ride on the music and vent > your rage and all –so what music do y’all recommend —
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>check out this site: >http://www.mrznet.com/smile2.html >Oranjkaat
oh my word, how cute! especially liked the pokemons near the bottom. darling! As for the original question: My musical taste tends to run more toward the DJ Shadow, MC Solaar, Nashville Pussy, Supersuckers end of things, when in a good mood. Oh, and Prince – "Sexy Motherfu#$er," especially. For sad moods, though, I HIGHLY recommend you check out Bach’s Suites for Cello, Dirty Three and Not Drowning Waving. For angry moods, Iggy Pop’s (I guess technically it’s Iggy & the Stooges) Raw Power works for me. Oh, yeah, for any & all moods, Jeff Buckley. Always Jeff Buckley. Love, love love, Gina p.s. Dark Side of the Moon over the Wall. Definitely.
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Eric Clapton’s soundtrack to the movie "Rush" played loud is exquisite. You can see the music (no, kids, I’m not psychotic!) through some genius in its structure. The first half is instrumental and it’s the best part. It’s a very satisfying album when you feel like hell. I personally stay away from Peter Gabriel’s stuff because, although I love it, it can almost trigger an episode. I swear he’s bipolar – it comes through in the cadences of his music and it really hits nerves for me. Anyone else feel this with his music?
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IF YOU INSIST ON LISTENING TO PINK FLOYD YOU MUST THROW OUT DARK SIDE OF THE MOON AND TRY EARLIER (TRIPPIER) STUFF. I particularly reccomend UMMAGUMMA or ATOM HEART MOTHER. "Careful With That Axe Eugene, and "Set The Controls For the Heart Of the Sun" is great manic music.
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> howdy howdy there–i know this is off topic–i been thinking about music > and if you find the just right one you can ride on the music and vent > your rage and all –so what music do y’all recommend —im thinking of > getting Pink Floyd (i don’t have one yet) and debating which album to go > for {when payday comes} im debating on the Wall or the Darkside of the > Moon—so which music do ya’ll recommend when ya’ll are feeling kinda > hypomania and angry and a bit sad but mostly angry /hypomania—i like > music that i can vent with–you know ride on the music–i find that > listening to grrrrrr music like some of nirvana songs , some NIN songs , > some Holes songs , some Pearl Jam and i find that Jimi Henderix helps > —–i know that some music trigger ppl cause they trigger me too > —like that Titanic movie song near the end of the movie, wow that song > just about make me cry LOLOL–i mean listening to all them music that > triggers hmmm they helps specially at night specially when i m away > from ppl but i don’t listen to music during the day ~ ive learned my > lessons on that (sort of) like for example one summer i was > listening to Nirvana and NIN and was kinda in a mixed mood and was > stewing about what i don’t remember lololol–but i ranted at my family > eek —oh well that was then this is now—:-)—well i better git > –this thing is getting long–see y’all later > Evenstar
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Showing my age here……. Inagoddadevida played LOUD Theme from S.W.A.T. (old TV show, driving beat instrumental piece) William Tell Overture Ride of the Valkeri On the other side…… Yesterday Sitting on the Dock of The Bay House of the Rising Sun Ralph
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Eric Clapton’s soundtrack to the movie "Rush" played loud is exquisite. You > can see the music (no, kids, I’m not psychotic!) through some genius in its > structure. The first half is instrumental and it’s the best part. It’s a very > satisfying album when you feel like hell. > I personally stay away from Peter Gabriel’s stuff because, although I love it, > it can almost trigger an episode. I swear he’s bipolar – it comes through in > the cadences of his music and it really hits nerves for me. Anyone else feel > this with his music?
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howdy howdy there–i know this is off topic–i been thinking about music and if you find the just right one you can ride on the music and vent your rage and all –so what music do y’all recommend —im thinking of getting Pink Floyd (i don’t have one yet) and debating which album to go for {when payday comes} im debating on the Wall or the Darkside of the Moon—so which music do ya’ll recommend when ya’ll are feeling kinda hypomania and angry and a bit sad but mostly angry /hypomania—i like music that i can vent with–you know ride on the music–i find that listening to grrrrrr music like some of nirvana songs , some NIN songs , some Holes songs , some Pearl Jam and i find that Jimi Henderix helps —–i know that some music trigger ppl cause they trigger me too —like that Titanic movie song near the end of the movie, wow that song just about make me cry LOLOL–i mean listening to all them music that triggers hmmm they helps specially at night specially when i m away from ppl but i don’t listen to music during the day ~ ive learned my lessons on that (sort of) like for example one summer i was listening to Nirvana and NIN and was kinda in a mixed mood and was stewing about what i don’t remember lololol–but i ranted at my family eek —oh well that was then this is now—:-)—well i better git –this thing is getting long–see y’all later Evenstar
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The Door’s Greatest Hits – a good one for venting.. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > howdy howdy there–i know this is off topic–i been thinking about music > and if you find the just right one you can ride on the music and vent > your rage and all –so what music do y’all recommend —im thinking of > getting Pink Floyd (i don’t have one yet) and debating which album to go > for {when payday comes} im debating on the Wall or the Darkside of the > Moon—so which music do ya’ll recommend when ya’ll are feeling kinda > hypomania and angry and a bit sad but mostly angry /hypomania—i like > music that i can vent with–you know ride on the music–i find that > listening to grrrrrr music like some of nirvana songs , some NIN songs , > some Holes songs , some Pearl Jam and i find that Jimi Henderix helps > —–i know that some music trigger ppl cause they trigger me too > —like that Titanic movie song near the end of the movie, wow that song > just about make me cry LOLOL–i mean listening to all them music that > triggers hmmm they helps specially at night specially when i m away > from ppl but i don’t listen to music during the day ~ ive learned my > lessons on that (sort of) like for example one summer i was > listening to Nirvana and NIN and was kinda in a mixed mood and was > stewing about what i don’t remember lololol–but i ranted at my family > eek —oh well that was then this is now—:-)—well i better git > –this thing is getting long–see y’all later > Evenstar
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Clannad (esp. the really early stuff – like ‘Dulaman’ and ‘fuaim’), Dervish, Joni Mitchell (esp. blue), tori amos, brian kennedy, steeleye span, fairport convention, etc… I’m a hippie, can you tell <g>? angelbaby
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check out this site: http://www.mrznet.com/smile2.html Oranjkaat
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the Wall or the Darkside of the >Moon—so which music do ya’ll recommend when ya’ll are feeling kinda >hypomania and angry and a bit sad but mostly angry /hypomania—i like >music that i can vent with–you know ride on the music-
You know Evenstar, either Pink Floyd pick would be a good choice. In fact, I cannot believe the recent flood of Pink Floyd back onto the radio playlist, mostly from The Wall. I know Ketch is a big fan, and she knows music. So ask her next time you see her. My most recent cd purchases, that gets constant replay at my house includes, John (Cougar) Mellencamp’s latest. I play trac 4–"I am not running anymore" upbeat, gets me moving. then comes trac 5, cuz i am busy now doing something, "It all comes true" (what you believe about yourself, it all comes true…is the message) trac 6 –Eden is Burning–this song is the followup to one of his first hits in the eighties, "Jack and Diane" it reminds me of when "Jack and Diane" would get airplay in the eighties, it is summer, and my husband is then there is now. Then i think i need a bucket of water, to put out the fire(Eden is Burning) and try to remember summer of 1982 and how i got to 1999. Music is so important to mental health, the tone of our music choices can influence our moods. I am also having fun listening to the lyrics of a band called, Bare band’s name BNL, offensive, but they chose it, cuz what better way to get attn, than to post BARE NAKED LADIES on a club marquee. After getting to know their music style, i cannot think of a more appropriate name to describe the all male band. Oranjkaat Give the Gift of Music