I'm not a huge hair band fan but the Song "i Remember you" from warrent gets misty eyed

The guy who sings this song does a stupendous job

I really don't know much else from them 

Now when I listen to Joe Bonamassa his guitar playin makes me contort my face like I'm playin

hmmm, I like too much music, but usually unable to grasp it all or focused enough to remember a lot of individual songs. So I will list the ones I like the most and why. Sorry nothing soo long and enlightening

Vivaldi. His music takes me to my dreams while awake.
Dead Can Dance. Her voice is amazing, but the music resonates deep in my soul.
Night Wish, Kamelot & Epica. I love their imagery and metal style and inspires me to write my rpg
David Bowie & Beetles for the fun and enjoyment
Elvis Presley for the rhythm and just flow.
Sting Solo & The Police... They are just awesome
Enya, tends to spark emotions about experiences, memories and possibilities
Wierd al... because it's Wierd Al and he's funny

I love a lot of the other bands and Singers, but the ones above have the most emotional response. Though theres far too many songs or bands that have sparked other emotions. I think these sum up a good average. 

I think you'll find Skid Row did that song.

Stevie Ray Vaughan, Rory Gallagher, AC/DC, 2Pac, The White Stripes, and Tito & Tarantula.

Stevie Ray Vaughan for his reviving the Blues and taking it to the next level whom Joe Bonamassa, Kenny Wayne Shepherd and all contemporary Blues musicians have not reached yet. Stevie Ray was three musicians wrapped up into one legend. He could play rhythm and lead at the same time, while singing with a gravel voice that is expected amongst Blues musicians. Furthermore, Stevie Ray did Hendrix better than Hendrix without all the drugs. Hendrix may have created Voodoo Chile (Slight Return), but Stevie perfected it.

Rory Gallagher is Ireland's best. Gary Moore doesn't come close. Having been a long time fan, Rory Gallagher has a song for whatever mood I am in. Like Hendrix, Stevie Ray, and Clapton, Rory was a rhythm, lead guitarist with excellent vocals. Another 3 musicians wrapped up into 1 legend.

AC/DC and 2Pac I have loved since very little. They captured the anger, angst and randiness of my youth.

The White Stripes are the band who got me listening to Rock N' Roll again with their Elephant album. Jack White is slightly overrated as a guitarist due to his inconsistency in live performance, but he is excellent nonetheless.

Tito & Tarantual is just an awesome band. Dark, sultry and soothing all at the same time.

I would also add Freddie King, Buddy Guy, Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf and Lightnin' Hopkins to the list. I love the Blues!

Like Pinetop Perkins said, "The Blues had a baby and they named it Rock N' Roll." I guess Jazz was the disowned daughter...Just kidding.

there you go, it proves I'm not the biggest hair band fan

Thanks for the correction

Inception symphony/band/Hans Zimmer .

For me it all depends on what your life was like when you first listened to that piece of music.I have some songs where i was very depressed at the time of listening and now repeated listening produces nostalgia of my depression.

mines a guitarist probably very few have heard of, tommy emmanuel

my favourite music is soap&skin, a 20 years old girl named Anja Plaschg from Austria.

She released her first album in 2009, which is a masterpiece to me!

Her music is a very unique mix between classic piano music, electronic computer sounds and her voice.

And I feel very emotionally connected to her songs.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yw71o2dVNTw

several bands. shinedown,guns n'roses,alice in chains,nirvina,aerosmith,nickleback,godsmack,Korn,seether,pearl jam,slipnot,and linkin park. These are just some of the bands who's music that I can relate to. I'm more of a rock n roll/heavy metal fan,but I'm also open to some pop-music.

System of A Down.

They led me into the metal music, where I'm home now.