Artist	Song
Danzig	Mother
from Danzig (2007)
Bush	Comedown
from Sixteen Stone (2008)
Godsmack	I Stand Alone
from Faceless (2003)
Hoobastank	The Reason
from The Reason (2003)
Puddle of Mudd	Blurry
from Come Clean (2001)
Collective Soul	The World I Know
from Collective Soul (2008)
Fuel	Hemorrhage (In My Hands)
from The Best of Fuel (2005)
Candlebox	Far Behind
from The Best of Candlebox (2006)
Velvet Revolver	She Builds Quick Machines
from Libertad (Deluxe Version) (2007)
Live	Lightning Crashes
from Awake - The Best of Live (2004)
Theory of a Deadman	Bad Girlfriend
from Scars & Souvenirs (2008)
Wolfmother	Woman
from Wolfmother (2006)
The Calling	Wherever You Will Go
from Camino Palmero (2001)
P.O.D.	Alive
from P.O.D.: Greatest Hits (The Atlantic Years) (2006)
Lifehouse	Halfway Gone
from Smoke & Mirrors (2010)
Papa Roach	Forever
from The Paramour Sessions (2006)
Saliva	Always
from Back into Your System (2002)
Saving Abel	Addicted
from Saving Abel (2008)
Seether	Broken
from The Punisher (2004)
Black Stone Cherry	Please Come In
from Folklore and Superstition (2008)
Switchfoot	Meant to Live
from The Beautiful Letdown (2007)
Seven Mary Three	Cumbersome
from American Standard (2009)
Trapt	Who's Going Home With You Tonight?
from Only Through the Pain (2008)
Our Lady Peace	Somewhere Out There
from Gravity (2002)
Red	Breathe Into Me
from End of Silence (2006)

Comment:

You might think they're all about backwards baseball caps and game-day highlight reels, but you'd better believe bros have their sensitive side, too — especially when it comes to the ups and downs of love. The moody-but-manly vibes start to spread when Seether sweetens their sound with Evanescence's awesome Amy Lee to belt out the lonesome tones of "Broken." You'll want to round up some buddies to ride shotgun on your [i]own[/i] sorrow when Black Stone Cherry's "Please Come In" shows that you can still rock out with a busted-up heart. And don't be surprised at the heavy back-slapping and sloppy-but-sincere shouts of "I love you, man" that occur when the Calling's lighter-waving anthem of devotion "Wherever You Will Go" goes beyond boy-girl stuff, underscoring the all-for-one ethic of the Bro Code.

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