Two songs from my mis-spent youth that still get me:

for sadness -- "Everyone Moves Away" (The Posies)
for raging against The Man -- "Operation: Mindcrime" (Queensryche)
Must.fornicate.now -- "Thunderkiss '65" (Rob Zombie)

Current mood-changers:
wanna prance/glide about my living room -- "Red Right Hand" (Nick Cave)
Must.Dance.Now -- "Pico and Sepulveda" (Lee Press-on version)

The Earth, Wind and Fire bassist scares me.
He's like a fusion of Prince and Danny Glover.
:D

That's Verdine WHite. The guy is a bundle of energy. He was on the ground, leaping from spot to spot and just burned up the Bass.

It went to #16 on the charts if I remember correctly.

Everybody Knows is a great song. I think that's the title. From Pump Up The Volume...

I've spent many Saturday nights over the years working (as a DJ). If I was ever fortunate enough to have "Turn the Page" (by either Bob Seger or Metallica) come on the radio, it made me melancholy. But I had the live version of "The Load Out/Stay" by Jackson Browne come on one night on the way home and it made me all tingly.

Ray Charles' version of "America the Beautiful" makes me weepy and proud.

I love high energy dance music cranked while I am driving. Older or newer - it doesn't matter. I had the remix of "Nasty" by Janet Jackson cranked on the way home this evening. It made me happy (and made me go close to 90).

We have a CD of tribal drumming. It is kept in the bedroom.

I had INXS's Greatest Hits cd blaring on my drive home tonight. (And speeding, too.) I decided they were a very swanky group.