Anonymous
05/19/2019 20:53
Subject: Re:Empowering songs about breaking up/leaving a band relationahip
Better man, little big town
Like the way I do, Melissa ethridge
I miss me more, Kelsea ballerini
Tornado little big town
Got my name changed back, pistol Annie's
I love all the other suggestions, here are a few that are country radio or rock ....
Like the way I do, Melissa ethridge
I miss me more, Kelsea ballerini
Tornado little big town
Got my name changed back, pistol Annie's
I love all the other suggestions, here are a few that are country radio or rock ....
Anonymous
05/19/2019 15:36
Subject: Re:Empowering songs about breaking up/leaving a band relationahip
Eamon - I don't want you back
Anonymous
05/19/2019 15:24
Subject: Re:Empowering songs about breaking up/leaving a band relationahip
Titanium by David Guetta featuring Sia for leaving a bad relationship. For leaving a *band* relationship, any autobiography by Axl Rose, David Lee Roth, etc.
Anonymous
05/19/2019 15:23
Subject: Empowering songs about breaking up/leaving a band relationahip
Mary J Blige — Just Fine
Anonymous
05/19/2019 15:21
Subject: Empowering songs about breaking up/leaving a band relationahip
Keyshia Cole - I Changed My Mind
Fantasia — I’m Doing Me
Fantasia — I’m Doing Me
Anonymous
05/19/2019 15:15
Subject: Empowering songs about breaking up/leaving a band relationahip
Miss me more - Kelsea ballerini (if you're into country)
Shout out to my ex - little mix
Shout out to my ex - little mix
Anonymous
05/19/2019 13:36
Subject: Re:Empowering songs about breaking up/leaving a band relationahip
Post Malone- Better Now
Anonymous
05/19/2019 13:20
Subject: Empowering songs about breaking up/leaving a band relationahip
Ben Folds - Song for the Dumped
IF this fits your circumstance!
IF this fits your circumstance!
Anonymous
05/19/2019 13:15
Subject: Empowering songs about breaking up/leaving a band relationahip
Wilco - I Must Be High
Anonymous
05/19/2019 13:13
Subject: Empowering songs about breaking up/leaving a band relationahip
Not about breakups specifically, but empowering: Chumbawamba, Tubthumping (I get knocked down ... But I get up again ... You're never gonna keep me down)
Anonymous
05/19/2019 13:05
Subject: Empowering songs about breaking up/leaving a band relationahip
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Don't dwell. Don't fixate. Don't make a mixtape of getting over a breakup. Rather, make a mixtape of upbeat-kickass-have fun-live your best life songs. Pro tip: the soundtrack of your life was effectively formed between age 12 and 22. What were your favorite songs then?
Funny you say that. I listen to the 70’s channel on Sirius all the time. That was my 12-20 year old period. The music lifts me up and makes me optimistic happy and reflective. You are right!
It's brain science. That's when the adolescent brain develops and basically wires itself for life. NPR did a segment on it a million years ago about why certain songs from your youth have such an impact. Similarly, it's why nursing homes play certain songs from certain eras for residents (and dementia patients).
Everyone has a soundtrack for their life.
I do not fit this mode at all. My favorite songs are all from my first decade post-college. Wonder what that says about my brain.
It fits for me for pop songs. However for classical music I am basically a lifelong learner, absorbing new styles and coming to terms with complex works I wouldn't have understood at age 12-20. Other classical musicians I have spoken to have similar experiences. I don't know why the "brain-wiring" idea doesn't seem to apply in this case.
Anonymous
05/19/2019 12:25
Subject: Re:Empowering songs about breaking up/leaving a band relationahip
Kanye West- Heartless
Anonymous
05/19/2019 12:16
Subject: Empowering songs about breaking up/leaving a band relationahip
Motley Crue - Don't Go Away Mad (Just Go Away)
Anonymous
05/19/2019 12:13
Subject: Empowering songs about breaking up/leaving a band relationahip
Bulletproof really helped me 10 years ago!
Anonymous
05/19/2019 09:53
Subject: Empowering songs about breaking up/leaving a band relationahip
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Don't dwell. Don't fixate. Don't make a mixtape of getting over a breakup. Rather, make a mixtape of upbeat-kickass-have fun-live your best life songs. Pro tip: the soundtrack of your life was effectively formed between age 12 and 22. What were your favorite songs then?
Funny you say that. I listen to the 70’s channel on Sirius all the time. That was my 12-20 year old period. The music lifts me up and makes me optimistic happy and reflective. You are right!
It's brain science. That's when the adolescent brain develops and basically wires itself for life. NPR did a segment on it a million years ago about why certain songs from your youth have such an impact. Similarly, it's why nursing homes play certain songs from certain eras for residents (and dementia patients).
Everyone has a soundtrack for their life.
I do not fit this mode at all. My favorite songs are all from my first decade post-college. Wonder what that says about my brain.