Well, for me, the biggest ones were in 1979..... seeing the music video of The Clash " London calling"on my little B+W tv... totally opened up a whole new world for a lonely, messed up, outcast kid like I was back then.... for better or worse, I'm still the same belligerent, anarchic, scumbag punk as I was then... though now wrapped up in a in the body of a middle aged goth...
Second, would be " Wuthering Heights" by Kate Bush...... her music taught me to not be ashamed to just be me...to be an arty, freak weirdo and be proud of it...

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K- THULU

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The very first songs I knew by The Cure ("All I Want", "Why Can't I Be You", "A Forest", etc). They got me into the goth scene at the age of 15, and that's where I still feel at home. Before that, I never had the feeling that I belonged anywhere.

Also "Gottes Tod" by Das Ich, which helped me leave behind my overly religious upbringing, that had never felt right to me. This song made me realise that I didn't have to fit in where I didn't want to and that I could think for myself.

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Birgit M

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Boulevard Of Broken Dreams.

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Rainbreeze

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For me, I loved Randy VanWarmer and as a Cook Islander, love a bit of the Cook Island music too.

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thatguy682

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Enter Sandman-Metallica

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ʙᴏʀᴇᴅ ᴅᴏɢɢᴏ

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Heather by Conan Gray. I literally cry every time I hear it.

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DemonicPanda

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In the Aeroplane Over the Sea by Neutral Milk Hotel. I was depressed and didn't think I could keep going, but as I listened to it, it was kind of a reminder, like things could get better. That was over a year ago, and things have gotten much better.

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Aud (she/they)

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