THIS.
Reminds me a lot on my music journey, and probably many others on this forum who have their partners supports them no matter what.
Just listen.

 

Laura - Mark the Day.

Simple, yet very powerful. Especially, starting from 2:26, where they used a footage of a soldier getting treated for PTSD. This part, combined with music, always makes me anxious as hell.

 

Apparently the locals thought all the explosions was a terrorist attack and called the cops. Tom Morello scoffed afterwards: "why would any terrorist attack the San Fernando Valley?!"

 

Leon Bridges - River

 

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Manchester Orchestra - Simple Math

 

This one because it's both beautiful and sad as hell. And includes one of the best guitar solos I heard in years (thanks Mister Guthrie Govan):

And this one because it's unsettling for a lot of people, though I find it very funny in a gory kind of way:

 

Must be this one.

Fear of something like that happening was very relatable to me when I first saw it.

Actually it still makes me anxious.

 

(IMO) Still the most powerful video ever.

 

Extremely powerful images on this video, IMO.

 

This is such a powerful song. No matter who covers or remixes, it always just hits different than other songs. Melts my face inna club when I hear a remix or zones me out into the sunset on my way back from pickin' uppa fresh sacka trees yesterday while listening to 96 Bitter Biengs cover of "What else is there" by Royksopp.

Hava listen, amazing project:

96 Bitter Beings is CKY vocalist, guitarist, producer and songwriter Deron Miller of CKY (Camp Kill Yourself) whose project sounds more like CKY than actual CKY on the later albums. Jess Margera (Bam Margera's brother) was the drummer of CKY while it was still around before all the turmoil that still left a void to be filled for people that still wanted something like the sound of CKY which was very unique.

 

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Woodstock

 

Do music videos I jerked off to as a teenager count? Cause they had an impact on me like nothing else, and I can think of a lot of them.

 

Michael Jackson - Smooth Criminal. Without any discussion!

But apart from that, there are so many great videos that trigger something in me - on very different levels and for very different reasons.
For instance

 

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Directed by Paul Thomas Anderson

 

PJ Harvey - In The Dark Places (poweful)

 

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Kevin Rowland's original video for Greatest Love of All has sadly disappeared from the face of the planet, so we'll have to settle for Concrete and Clay. Cocaine is a helluva drug...

 

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Alphaville - Forever Young