Ears to your Music. Share your favourite Music!

I listened to every song you have posted and they are all good ones. That is rare to find nowadays. They all have a deep meaning and unique instrumentals.
But i am not here to judge your music choices.
I want to tell you all that we, as humans, express our emotions and feelings through art and music.
So do not be afraid to express yourself through your favourite music. Let the other people know what resides deep down inside your heart.
The chance is now!

@What-is-this
I do not like low-effort rap music.
But your music is good! True classics. Thank You. Share your list with us.
And many thanks to @Vanessa-Snow, @Lurker and @Rayse. Yours are all deep and emotional as well. Keep them coming!

Something like this talks to me at a deeper level:
https://youtu.be/f9FNxS5WS5M?t=12

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYU-8IFcDPw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dOfpX6lSNu4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GoCOg8ZzUfg

I have much more to share. I will even post my "FIGHT" music collection, if you want to hear it.

Vanessa Snow

@Karina-Kara Linkin Park got me through some serious crap.

@Vanessa-Snow
Farewell, Chester Bennington.
He sang like an angel. And screamed like an devil.
Forever missed. But never forgotten.

Vanessa Snow

@Karina-Kara He made such an impact, too.
I was invited for a birthday party at a club, reluctantly i agreed, because the twins were my friends. It was as expected, crowded, and we were two groups of friends.
The memorable part of that night was standing near a table when LP comes on, i sighted and said "Ugh i really want to dislike this band but..."
"They're really good." said a voice right behind me.
I didnt turn immediately, i just nodded and sighed again.
"Exactly."

We spent the rest of the night talking, so close to each other that there were bets to see if we were leaving together.
We, however, were oblivious to this and were just engrossed in discussing the lyrics of many bands.

This is how i met my best friend. We were(are) from very different backgrounds and LP spoke to both of us. And on that night, brought us together, and we would have never met otherwise.

Its a shame that we lost such an amazing artist.

@Vanessa-Snow
As a small child, i looked up to my older brother.
What he listened once many years ago (and sometimes still does), i still listen to today and i cherish him indirectly for introducing me to such amazing artists and bands.
Most of the time in the past he locked himself up in his room, started his training exercises and blasted Linkin Park's music the most. My room was next to it.
And sometimes i wanted to be with him, but the door was locked and i didn't wanted to bother him too much. But i could listen to his music through the door.
My brother was partly made up out of this music in my perception as a child, you could say.
There are other, also memorable bands to mention he liked to listen like HIM, Hammerfall and many other classics from the 2000's.
But the songs from Linkin Park, with Chester singing... Letting out all his pain...
They somehow had an familiar resonance with me. As a child, i couldn't understand the lyrics at all.
I only understood german and a bit russian at that time. So english was very sparse for me.
And i chuckled at these songs. They were good. I could even tell that as a child. But i thought that he was going through a "phase", so i didn't think much about it.
. . .
But listening to all these songs now... It tells me exactly how he felt back then.
He is always silent and never talked about his emotions with us.
But if there is one thing that i know about my brother for sure...
Then that is that he has the best music taste i know. And i am thankful for that. Forever.
Danke, Bruderherz.