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Now music has power to stir the emotions.
However few song s really contain real emotion from the singer - or do they?

Here is a couple of candidates

Sends shivers up my spine. So apt and he knew he was dying


 
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I Can't Make You Love Me - Bonnie Raitt

Would normally say "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face" but X-Factor has kinda ruined it for me for the time being.


 
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This sends shivers down my spine, her voice is just angelic

And the accappella

Then this brings tears to my eyes for other reasons

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PEPznZxcjjs


 
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Anything Neurosis have ever written.
Crippled Black Phoenix - "200 Tons of Bad Luck"; "Bastogne Blues" etc
I gotta agree with you on the Johnny Cash "Hurt" one.
System of a Down - "Soldier Side"
Neil Young - "Every Man Needs a Maid", plus many others by him.
Pink Floyd - "On the Turning Away"; "Wish You Were Here"

Plus many others...


 
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Dammit TJ i have tears rolling down my cheeks now thanks to this thread


 
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Hurt has been played to death, but this one is from the same album,

or this one,

Basically anything from the American IV album.


 
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Saw Tom Paxton on Saturday, played this:

[url= http://www.tompaxton.com/audio/the_bravest.mp3 ]Tom Paxton - The Bravest[/url]

Hadn't heard it before, simple song (like most of Paxton's) but instant lump in the throat when the chorus came in for the first time.


 
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sorry Houns ๐Ÿ˜ณ

Could be joy as well as sadness.

any strong [i]real[/i] emotion.


 
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How about a bit of Peter Greens Fleetwood Mac, before they went all middle of the road crap,

Very moving when you realise the personal nature of the lyrics.


 
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Peter Green +1 the [i]only[/i] Fleetwood Mac!

As for the Eels:


 
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Cat Stevens... a couple of my favourites...

Sitting

Can't keep it in

Kev


 
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Shivers down the spine and emotional impact are 2 different things to me...for the latter:

Days

(I have been slated for this previously)

Lately


 
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This one tears me apart inside...

still love her ๐Ÿ˜ฅ


 
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Known for being open with her emotions on stage I would go for these two songs by Nina Simone


 
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The point was a song where the singer is showing real emotion - Ton has it. ๐Ÿ˜ฏ ๐Ÿ™„ A few more to listen to but some of these are songs[i] about[/i] emotions not containing them


 
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I'd have said Jacques Brel has it too TJ... ๐Ÿ™„


 
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It's ok TJ i don't mind


 
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Seattle's Shawn Smith knows a thing or two about life.


 
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no one emotes quite like Lucinda Williams


 
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I'd have said Jacques Brel has it too TJ.

Oh agreed - there are a few good examples


 
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Firstly, I would like to nominate someone I saw last night:

And secondly I'd like to forward:


 
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seems to be a good thread for beardy men....


 
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[url= http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LtU-9EMSYu0 ]Dolphins[/url]


 
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or Gram and Emmylou


 
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Sad - Pogues Waltzing Matilda

Happy - Proclaimers Jean


 
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I think you underestimate the emotion music can give.

2 songs that made me cry buckets recently


 
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Oh Shipbuilding - good call!


 
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I think there is a difference between songs designed to produce an emotional response and songs containing real emotion.


 
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