Beethoven's ninth symphony started out very familiar and enchanting but now it makes me want to lay down and... expire. Expire listening to the music. It's less so now, but it will probably always be a big deal song for me.

Slowdive's song Blue Skied An' Clear
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYerbroPX34&feature=related

My friend Brad and I used to watch Doom Generation over and over again. It's a bad movie, but we loved it just the same. The movie ends with this song, and it tore through me each time.

That one knocked me of my feet! It's like I'm a church bell and someone is hanging in the bell rope like it was all about life or death hanging there.

What is this heart device you speak of?

I guess I'll add to my list the last part of "Tomhet" by Burzum.

Burzum were one of those rare bands who made their intros, outros, and instrumentals count just as much if not more than their songs with lyrics.

I must be a sensitive soul when it comes to music, I often feel music.

Until it Sleeps and The Unnamed Feeling by Metallica. They both seem to express some of the feelings I struggle with with my depression (it's not enough to need medication, but it has made things a bit difficult at times)

Welcome Home and The Willing Well IVL The Final Cut, by Coheed and Cambria. A bit over the top, but some of the feeling in the lyrics behind a break-up of a relationship hit home well.

Opeth- Hope Leaves, same as with Coheed and Cambria above.

Warm Regards by Steve Vai. No lyrics, just a very heart warming song with what he does with his guitar work.

Evanescence - Lithium
Cradle of Filth - Nymphetamine
My Chemical Romance - Welcome to the Black Parade (ah, the teenage years)
Green Day - Homecoming
Coheed & Cambria - Mother Superior
In Flames - Wayfarer

Sure

Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds - Brother my cup is empty
- Loom of the land

Rammstein - Mutter
- Rosenrot
-Sonne
- Ich Will

Guns'n'Roses - Don't Cry

and the list goes on.

I also feel songs with my heart when they are kick ass Finnish folk metal, cause I don't speak Finnish

Yes. There is one I can say it´s really special. It´s Rad by Faun. Not album version but the live one from the Pagan Folk Festival.

I always lose myself in it when I hear it (which is couple of times per day). I feel ... nothing and everything, like I´m in some kind of trance. Like I´m not completely in this world. The funny thing is that every time I hear it, I always but always hear something else. It´s like the song is being upgraded every single time when I press the play button. Mr. Oliver´voice is quite charming as well. Not to mention Fiona´s deeper voice that somehow gets deeper and deeper with every pressed replay button. Oh, now I´m sad again because Elizabeth is not in the bend anymore.
I´m in love with this song, with Oliver and Fiona and Elizabeth and the bend in general.

I guess that explains why my friends say I´m lunatic. It´s because of this song!

I always feel songs with my heart. If the song doesn't strike a chord in my then I typically won't listen to it again. sure some songs I listen to are fun, but it has to have meaning to me and resonate with me or else what is the point of it? It's just a waste of my time if I cannot identify with in it some form or another and if I can identify with it then yes- I feel it in my heart.

Dahlia's Tear - Surullinen Kyyhkynen
Diary of Dreams - The Valley
Kno - I Wish I Was Dead
Spiritual Front - Song For the Old Man
Ordo Rosarius Equilibrio - In High Heels Through Nights Of Broken Glass

Practically any song that manages to satisfy my need for melancholy and gloominess.

voodoo club-And then she kissed her. This song is the most beautiful thing I have ever heard, living or dead and every time I hear it it stirs something VERY deep inside me. It reminds me that romance does NOT have to centered around a man+woman relationship. Absoloute perfection.
Another great song is m$otionless in white-Puppets. Lyrics like "open your mind before your mouth" and "I'm not your puppet so cut the strings and let me be free" always inspire and arouse me to rise up and be myself. They also remind me about why I am who I am and never to fall to what people expect you to be.

Jimi Hendrix - and the wind cries Mary
-Voodo Chile
Eric Burdon - Ring of Fire
Jane - Here we are
Aley Harvey - Faice Healer
... I mean that was the seventies ... it's an endless list

Dead Can Dance--I Am Stretched On Your Grave

Bring Me the Horizon - Don't Go.

The female vocals in this song always makes me feel a sense of regret and homesickness.