“Seek empowerment from your music, Velina!” – this is what I always tell myself each time I have to face a tough situation, make a difficult decision or end up sitting at home, staring at the ceiling while the depression just consumes me piece by piece.
Those are words I always try to tell my friends as well, regardless of what they are going through. Life can be cruel and in my opinion, there’s no better way of overcoming the endless difficulties than giving yourself away to art and music, in particular. That’s just my way, I’m not saying it’s the right way but what keeps my head up has always and will always be music. Needless to say, I refer to my beloved rock&roll and not to just any genre of music.
Recently, I had to face a lot of challenges on a personal and a professional level and even though I have my family and friends to support me, the inner healing comes from within. I turned to music yet again to help me with everything that happened and I’m glad I did. Playing some favorite tunes with suitable lyrics or uplifting tempo or diving into a completely new band is what helped me get out of this enormous black hole I was in…
So, because of the situation I was in, I decided to ask my dear music buddies on Twitter to make a “mixtape” with rock songs that can get you through tough times. I picked 10 which I would’ve picked myself too and crafted this little playlist for you – my beloved readers. If you feel down, if nothing is working, if your relationship is crumbling or you are dealing with stress, depression, constant mood-swings, etc., I truly believe those songs can open at least one of the doors you closed yourself with.
Check out the rest of the playlist under twitter! Everyone contributed with incredible tunes…
Comment below with your picks!!! I’m sure we can talk for ages about such tunes…
What are some of the rock songs that get you through tough times?
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Released: August 10, 1988 Genre: Glam Rock / Hard Rock / Progressive Metal Duration: 43:50 Label: Atlantic Producer(s): Beau Hill Certified: Platinum (RIAA)
OVERVIEW
By the time Winger, led by the charismatic vocalist and bass player Kip Winger, debuted, the popularity of glam rock, along with the attention it received from media outlets, was already disappearing, in favor of grunge acts. Nevertheless, their 1988 self-titled release, still managed to impress the audience with its high quality musicianship, ranging from unforgettable melodies to earth-shaking guitar riffs by Reb Beach. Let’s not forget Kip’s vocal range, which put to shame the majority of male vocalists of that era (even the big names). On the surface, “Winger” may sound like your standard, “safe” hard rock album, fueled with the same old lyrics and well-known rock stunts. However, once you get to know it a little bit deeper, you can easily feel how different it is from the rest of the late ‘80s hard rock albums. Winger’s debut deserves a round of applause for showcasing first-class songwriting skills and distinctive progressive metal touches, hidden here and there in almost each song.
Every track on “Winger” is a potential radio hit. The opening tune, “Madalaine”, which also was their first single, grabs you by the throat right from the very beginning. The immensely catchy and sexy “Seventeen” is one of Winger’s instantly recognizable classics; there’s no way you can forget those fiery riffs. “Hungry” is one of a kind rock fiesta, combining string instruments, haunting chorus and explosive rhythms. The crown jewel of the album has to be the ultimate power ballad “Headed for Heartbreak”. There’s no way you won’t get hooked right from its first opening seconds. That electrifying race between keyboards and guitars, decorated with Kip’s thrilling groans, is something you don’t hear every day! This may as well be one of the top 10 power ballads of the ‘80s! “Without the Night” is the other mid-tempo ballad, which is equally fierce and intriguing as “Headed for Heartbreak”.
Don’t overlook this brilliant album, that’s all I want to say to you. I strongly believe that “Winger” can easily appeal to any rock fan out there – it has the strong hooks, the right lyrics and the flaming riffs, all wrapped under excellent music craftsmanship and superb talent. It’s a must for any record collection!
Madalaine Hungry Seventeen Without The Night Purple Haze State of Emergency Time To Surrender Poison Angel Hangin On Headed for a Heartbreak Higher & Higher
Hungry
Seventeen
Madalaine
Without the Night
Headed for a Heartbreak
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In addition to monumental songs, filled with poetic gorgeousness that leaves you breathless, Pink Floyd can definitely brag about their haunting, but equally exciting progressive rock instrumentals. Sometimes, people definitely need to take a little break from the heavy, quite absurd even lyrics, which despite being an essential part of their music, can leave a very dismal and gloomy aftertaste. Not that it’s bad thing – on the contrary, I’d pick complex, well-thought of lyrics that deal with philosophical or other profound topics (such as isolation, greed, time, human nature, the universe) over lyrics about love and sex any day! Usually, I first connect with the words and then I connect with the melody or the different elements that make up the composition. I was never a person who listens to instrumentals – I need lyrics and that’s that. Till, of course, Pink Floyd came into my life and completely changed the way I think about rock instrumentals. The band was never deeply acknowledged for such types of songs, because when you have brilliant lyricists like David Gilmour and Roger Waters, you always expect to hear words that can make you shiver. However, they do deserve to be praised for their instrumentals and I am here to remind you of some of their most groundbreaking wordless creations that can and for sure will blow you away. These five beautiful pieces of art have always been an inseparable part of my playlist – all of them somehow manage to give me comfort, a much needed isolation and a long array of emotions that leave me questioning my entire existence. Do you have favorite ones?
Obscured By Clouds (1972)
The title track of Pink Floyd’s 1972 soundtrack album “Obscured by Clouds” has always been one of their greatest instrumentals in my book. Highly experimental, adopting new analog synthesizers and recording techniques, the track can easily haunt you for days.
Any Color You Like (1973)
“The Dark Side of the Moon” is one of the wonders of our world and nothing can change that. Among the timeless classics such as “Time” and “Money”, this groundbreaking instrumental, titled “Any Color You Like” somehow manages to stand out on its own ground. A sensational keyboard solo, accompanied by state of the art studio technologies, all mixed up to create the perfect trance experience. A genius instrumental!
Terminal Frost (1987)
With Roger Waters gone, it was up to David Gilmour to keep the spirit of the band and produce groundbreaking music. “A Momentary Lapse of Reason” is a glorious album and probably one of my favorite Pink Floyd records of all time. “Terminal Frost” is the thrilling instrumental, featuring a complex combination of mind-blowing guitars, piano and saxophone. This tune was crafted by an alien, I swear…
Marooned (1992)
“The Division Bell” has to be my favorite Pink Floyd album of all time and nothing or no one can take that away from me. “Marooned” is the most creative, imaginative and rousing instrumental on this list, at least for me that is. It gets me every time…What a genius David is!
It’s What We Do (2014)
Pink Floyd’s farewell album offered a lot of pleasing compositions and this is one of them. It was somehow difficult for me to decide which instrumental to pick, since almost the entire album is instrumental-centered, but I settled on “It’s What We Do” because of the mesmerizing intro! This instrumental brought me back to their glory days, despite being released in 2014.
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Cheers~
Released: June 26, 1989 Genre: Glam Rock / Hard Rock Duration: 62:10 Label: Epic Producer(s): Richie Zito
Certified: Platinum (RIAA)
OVERVIEW
The supergroup Bad English rose from the ashes of Journey and The Babys. Despite their short-lived career which spawned only two studio albums, keyboardist Jonathan Cain, guitarist Neal Schon, vocalist John Waite, bassist Ricky Phillips and drummer Deen Castronovo deserve a praise for crafting a debut album that not only wrapped up the 80s in quite the fashionable way but also left behind a series of great tunes that still lift our rock spirits!
The debut, self-titled album of Bad English offers a refreshing and quite fantastic, if I may say, mixture of ballads and rockers. The band adopted a simpler, more accessible pop sound, rather than going for the loud hard rock approach. However the quality, flexibly and diversity of this melodic rock bliss resulted in a substantial airplay and a considerable commotion in the last year of the 80s. The ballads of “Bad English” are shining much brighter than the other tracks, though. “When I See You Smile” is a power-ballad staple and a number 1 hit. It’s also the song that made them famous and established them as pioneers of such type of songs. Fans see nothing wrong with that as “When I See You Smile” is nothing but a sweet and quite catchy romantic song with pretty memorable keyboard intro. Kudos to Songwriters Hall of Fame inductee Diane Warren for writing it! The other thrilling ballads from the record, “Ghost in Your Heart”, “Possession” and “Price of Love” further cemented their position as a band that just knows how to deliver touching but fairly heated slower tunes. The striking rocker “Best of What I Got” is an absolute personal favorite due to my immense love for the movie “Tango & Cash” (1989). The tune was featured in the soundtrack and became the reason why I got to meet Bad English for the first time when I was a kid (I still have the video cassette). Very underrated rock song despite possessing such an electrifying aura; it’s one of those tracks that can immediately fix my rainy days. “Heaven is a 4 Letter Word” is another catchy, rather hot AOR hit, leaving a lasting aftertaste.
I honestly cannot say a bad (English) word about this album (see what I did, there hehe). This pop/rock assembly has so much energy in it that there’s no way you wouldn’t enjoy it. The guys are incredible songwriters and John’s vocals fit perfectly into the whole picture. If you love melodic hard-rock, this is the album for you.
Tracklist:
“Best of What I Got” “Heaven is a 4 Letter Word” “Possession” “Forget Me Not” “When I See You Smile” “Tough Times Don’t Last” “Ghost In Your Heart” “Piece of Love” “Ready When You Are” “Lay Down” “The Restless Ones” “Rockin’ Horse” “Don’t Walk Away”
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Saying goodbye might be the hardest thing in life. Whether we have to separate from a friend or someone we love, goodbyes can completely change you and leave an everlasting impact. However, the change doesn’t necessarily have to be a bad one. Sometimes people say goodbye to save themselves and start a new life. Regardless of the situation, the theme of saying farewell to a loved one or to a friend has been a popular music theme for generations. Here is a personal selection of 10 songs that deal with the issue of saying goodbye and experiencing pain when the person you love is no longer here with you. I do hope you enjoy the playlist and remind yourself of those classics! ^^
PLAYLIST:
Def Leppard – Goodbye Bon Jovi – Never Say Goodbye Eric Clapton – Tears in Heaven Rolling Stones – Ruby Tuesday Motley Crue – Time For Change Simple Minds – Don’t You Forget About Me Ozzy Osbourne – See You On The Other Side
The Guess Who – No Time
+Blues Bonus
Roy Orbison – Cryin
Bill Withers – Ain’t No Sunshine
Def Leppard – Goodbye
You won’t ever have to say goodbye You won’t ever have to say “I’ve wasted all my time” If the dream you dream ain’t what it seems Just look into my eyes You won’t ever have to say goodbye…
Bon Jovi – Never Say Goodbye
Remember how we used to talk About busting out – we’d break their hearts Together – forever Never say goodbye, never say goodbye You and me and my old friends Hoping it would never end Say goodbye, never say goodbye Holdin’ on – we got to try Holdin’ on to never say goodbye
Eric Clapton – Tears in Heaven
Would you know my name If I saw you in heaven? Would it be the same If I saw you in heaven? I must be strong And carry on, ‘Cause I know I don’t belong Here in heaven…
Rolling Stones – Ruby Tuesday
She would never say where she came from Yesterday don’t matter if it’s gone While the sun is bright Or in the darkest night No one knows She comes and goes Goodbye, Ruby Tuesday Who could hang a name on you? When you change with every new day Still I’m gonna miss you…
Motley Crue – Time For Change
The lines on their faces so deep, yeah A revolution, or reach out And touch the day We’re overdue, child Change Now it’s time for change Nothing stays the same Now it’s time for change…
Simple Minds – Don’t You Forget About Me
…Love’s strange so real in the dark Think of the tender things that we were working on Slow change may pull us apart When the light gets into your heart, baby Don’t You Forget About Me Don’t Don’t Don’t Don’t Don’t You Forget About Me…
Ozzy Osbourne – See You On The Other Side
Leaving, I Hate To See You Cry Grieving, I Hate To Say Goodbye Dust And Ash Forever, Yeah Though I Know We Must Be Parted As Sure As Stars Are In The Sky I’m Gonna See You When It Comes To Glory And I’ll See You, I’ll See You On The Other Side Yes, I’ll See You, I’ll See You On The Other Side…
The Guess Who – No Time
No time for a summer friend No time for the love you send Seasons change and so did I You need not wonder why You need not wonder why There’s no time left for you No time left for you…
Roy Orbison – Cryin
Oh, you wished me well You, you couldn’t tell That I’d been crying over you Crying over you When you said, “So long” Left me standing all alone Alone and crying, crying Crying, crying…
Bill Withers – Ain’t No Sunshine
…Hey, I oughtta leave young thing alone But ain’t no sunshine when she’s gone Ain’t no sunshine when she’s gone Only darkness every day. Ain’t no sunshine when she’s gone And this house just ain’t no home…
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I have to admit – this was indeed one of the most interesting and enjoyable playlists I’ve ever made (and believe me I’ve made a lot of playlists throughout my life). It’s June, summer is right around the corner, everyone is in a good mood and I truly believe that the best way to let loose and embrace this awesome summer feeling is through music! I collected 50 songs from various genres – classic/hard/soft/pop/ rock, etc. and came up with this playlist of songs perfectly suitable for your dance + rock mood! I do hope you enjoy it! I am jumping from one era to another but that doesn’t really matter – these rock tunes are here to make us feel good and DANCE!
Listen to some of the tracks and check the playlist below the videos:
Playlist:
Bob Seger – Old Time Rock ‘n’ Roll AC/DC – You Shook Me All Night Long Aerosmith – Walk This Way Tina Turner – Steamy Windows Billy Joel – Uptown Girl David Bowie – Let’s Dance David Bowie – Fame Lynyrd Skynyrd – Sweet Home Alabama Simple Minds – Don’t You Forget About Me INXS – Need You Tonight Kenny Loggins – Footloose Kenny Loggins – Danger Zone Steve Perry ft. Kenny Loggins – Don’t Fight It Van Halen – Jump Chubby Checker – Twist Bryan Adams – She’s Only Happy When She’s Dancing Def Leppard – Make Love Like a Man Def Leppard – Pour Some Sugar on Me Queen – Another One Bites The Dust Queen – I Want to Break Free Roxette – The Look Van Halen – Summer Nights Van Halen – Jump Van Halen – Dance The Night Away Sammy Hagar – I Can’t Drive 55 Genesis – Invisible Touch Genesis – I Can’t Dance ELO – Don’t Bring Me Down Eric Clapton – Cocaine Kiss – Rock And Roll All Nite Hall & Oates – Maneater Hall & Oates – Out of Touch Poison – Your Mama Don’t Dance The Beatles – Twist and Shout Bon Jovi – Bed Medicine Bon Jovi – Livin’ On A Prayer Guns N’ Roses – Paradise City George Harrison – Got My Mind Set On You Joan Jett – I Love Rock N’ Roll Queen – We Will Rock You ZZ TOP – Gimme All Your Lovin’ Bryan Adams – Summer of ‘69 Motley Crue – Girls, Girls, Girls
Duran Duran – Skin Trade Foreigner – Reaction To Action Foreigner – Hot Blooded Warrant – Cherry Pie Def Leppard – Rock Rock Till You Drop Def Leppard – She’s Too Tough Chuck Berry – Johnny B. Goode
There can be many reasons to break down in tears – a broken heart, unrequited love, death of a friend or a family member, losing your way in life, a happy memory that can no longer exist…Such things happen to everyone and they can truly have a very strong emotional impact on our existence.
Artists have always been channeling their emotions and feelings through music. Whether it’s true tearful lyrics or through melancholic melodies, throughout the years we have witnessed the success and effects of countless sentimental classic rock tunes. Grab your tissues and prepare yourself for the following playlist:
PLAYLIST:
Eric Clapton – Tears in Heaven (1992) Nazareth – Love Hurts (1976) Cheap Trick – The Flame (1988) Pink Floyd – Wish You Were Here (1975) Guns n’ Roses – November Rain (1991) The Rolling Stones – As Tears Go By (1965) The Who – Behind Blue Eyes (1971) Fleetwood Mac – Landslide (1975) Eric Clapton – Bell Bottom Blues (1991) Led Zeppelin – The Rain Song (1973)
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Def Leppard – Love Bites (1987)
Pink Floyd – Comfortably Numb (1979)
Eric Clapton – Tears in Heaven (1992)
Would you know my name If I saw you in heaven? Would it be the same If I saw you in heaven?
I must be strong And carry on, ‘Cause I know I don’t belong Here in heaven…
Nazareth – Love Hurts (1976)
Love hurts, love scars, love wounds And marks, any heart Not tough or strong enough To take a lot of pain, take a lot of pain Love is like a cloud Holds a lot of rain Love hurts……
Cheap Trick – The Flame (1988)
Another night slowly closes in And I feel so lonely Touching heat freezing on my skin I pretend you still hold me I’m going crazy, I’m losing sleep I’m in too far, I’m in way too deep over you I can’t believe you’re gone You were the first, you’ll be the last…
Pink Floyd – Wish You Were Here (1975)
How I wish, how I wish you were here. We’re just two lost souls swimming in a fish bowl, year after year, Running over the same old ground. What have we found? The same old fears. Wish you were here…
Guns n’ Roses – November Rain (1991)
When I look into your eyes I can see a love restrained But darlin’ when I hold you Don’t you know I feel the same
‘Cause nothin’ lasts forever And we both know hearts can change And it’s hard to hold a candle In the cold November rain…
The Rolling Stones – As Tears Go By (1965)
It is the evening of the day I sit and watch the children play Smiling faces I can see But not for me I sit and watch As tears go by…
The Who – Behind Blue Eyes (1971)
But my dreams They aren’t as empty As my conscience seems to be
I have hours, only lonely My love is vengeance That’s never free
No one knows what it’s like To feel these feelings Like I do And I blame you…
Fleetwood Mac – Landslide (1975)
I took my love, took it down I climbed a mountain and I turned around And I saw my reflection in the snow-covered hills ‘Til the landslide brought me down
Oh, mirror in the sky, what is love? Can the child within my heart rise above? Can I sail through the changing ocean tides? Can I handle the seasons of my life?
Eric Clapton – Bell Bottom Blues (1991)
Do you want to see me crawl across the floor to you? Do you want to hear me beg you to take me back? I’d gladly do it because I don’t want to fade away. Give me one more day, please. I don’t want to fade away. In your heart I want to stay…
Led Zeppelin – The Rain Song (1973)
These are the seasons of emotion and like the wind they rise and fall This is the wonder of devotion – I see the torch we all must hold. This is the mystery of the quotient, quotient – Upon us all, upon us all a little rain must fall. It’s just a little rain…
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Def Leppard – Love Bites (1987)
I don’t wanna touch you too much baby ‘Cos making love to you might drive me crazy I know you think that love is the way you make it So I don’t wanna be there when you decide to break it…
Pink Floyd – Comfortably Numb (1979)
There is no pain, you are receding A distant ship smoke on the horizon You are only coming through in waves Your lips move but I can’t hear what you’re saying…
“There are plenty of ways to die, but only love can kill and keep you alive to feel it…”– Leo Christopher
Nothing much to say on the subject of heartbreak… It’s indeed one of the most excruciating types of pain one can feel. When you look into the eyes of someone you love and they look away it hurts like hell and we desperately wish we could do something to stop the tears…but sometimes we just can’t do anything. We can’t stop the feelings we have for someone – and when that someone leaves us for another or walks away, all we are left with is our broken heart and empty soul… Things might get better, indeed; however, heartbreak changes people and always leaves its mark…
Heartbreak has been a popular song theme for as long as we can remember. Actually, many people choose to express their feelings through different types of art…however, since this is a place for rock music, I would be focusing on that, of course.
It may not be pleasant to write, perform or sing about being hurt by someone you love, however, out of this sadness, some of the greatest songs were born. The following publication will list 10 classic rock songs, dealing with the theme of breakup. I apologize for the sadness, but I truly admire these songs and I believe they all possess one outstanding characteristic – impressive lyrics that can make you experience an emotion (most certainly a sad one, though)…
Let’s listen to some of the greatest classic rock songs dealing with broken hearts and trying to forget someone who gave you so much to remember…
PLAYLIST:
Winger – Headed For A Heartbreak (1988) Nazareth – Love Hurts (1976) Sammy Hagar – I’ll Fall In Love Again (1981) Fleetwood Mac – Go Your Own Way (1977) Roxette – It Must Have Been Love (1990) Def Leppard – Bringin’ On The Heartbreak (1981) Led Zeppelin – “Babe, I’m Gonna Leave You” (1969) The Eagles – Wasted Time (1976) The Rolling Stones – Out of Tears (1944) Elvis Presley- Heartbreak Hotel (1956)
+John Lennon – I’m Losing You (1980) The Beatles – Yesterday (1965)
Winger – Headed For A Heartbreak (1988)
You’ve become a stranger I just got to be alone Don’t need nobody on my side To dull the blade I’m on So don’t be waiting on love ‘Cause I’ll be waiting to ramble on…
……..It’s not a mistake Don’t you think I can feel the pain? I walk away, to live again…
Nazareth – Love Hurts (1976)
Some fools think of happiness Blissfulness, togetherness Some fools fool themselves I guess They’re not foolin’ me
…I know it isn’t true, I know it isn’t true Love is just a lie Made to make you blue…
Sammy Hagar – I’ll Fall In Love Again (1981)
But it’s alright with me now I’ll get back up somehow And with a little luck, I’m bound to win I’ll fall in love, I’ll fall in love again…
…And I guess you think you’ve got it made Oh, but then you never were afraid Of anything that you’ve left behind…
Fleetwood Mac – Go Your Own Way (1977)
Loving you Isn’t the right thing to do How can I ever change things that I feel?
If I could Baby I’d give you my world How can I When you won’t take it from me?
You can go your own way Go your own way…
Roxette – It Must Have Been Love (1990)
It must have been love but it’s over now. It must have been good but I lost it somehow. It must have been love but it’s over now. From the moment we touched, ’til the time had run out.
Make-believing we’re together That I’m sheltered by your heart. But in and outside I’ve turned to water Like a teardrop in your palm….
Def Leppard – Bringin’ On The Heartbreak (1981)
You’re such a secret, misty eyed and shady Lady how you hold the key Oh you’re like a candle, your flame slowly fadin’ Burnin’ out and burnin’ me
Can’t you see? Just try and say to you…
You’re bringin’ on the heartache Takin’ all the best of me Oh can’t you see? You got the best of me Can’t you see?
Led Zeppelin – “Babe, I’m Gonna Leave You” (1969)
It was really, really good. You made me happy every single day. But now… I’ve got to go away! Oh, oh, oh.
Baby, baby, baby That’s when it’s callin’ me I said that’s when it’s callin’ me back home…
The Eagles – Wasted Time (1976)
Oh, another love has come and gone Oh, and the years keep rushing on I remember what you told me before you went out on your own: “Sometimes to keep it together, we got to leave it alone.” So you can get on with your search, baby, and I can get on with mine And maybe someday we will find , that it wasn’t really wasted time…
The Rolling Stones – Out of Tears (1944)
I won’t cry when you say goodbye I’m out of tears I won’t die when you wave goodbye I’m out of tears Out of tears…
I just had to…
Elvis Presley- Heartbreak Hotel (1956)
And although it’s always crowded, you still can find some room. Where broken hearted lovers do cry away their gloom.
You make me so lonely baby, I get so lonely, I get so lonely I could die…
+ 2 BONUS TRACKS From the greatest….
John Lennon – I’m Losing You (1980)
Somehow the wires have crossed, Communication’s lost, Can’t even get you on the telephone, Just got to shout about it, I’m losing you,
Here in the valley of indecision, I don’t know what to do, I feel you sliping away, I feel you sliping away, I’m losing you, I’m losing you…
The Beatles – Yesterday (1965)
Why she had to go, I don’t know, she wouldn’t say. I said something wrong, now I long for yesterday.
Yesterday love was such an easy game to play. Now I need a place to hide away. Oh, I believe in yesterday…
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