Name the most depressing songs you can think of! :D :D :D

Stormwatch · Post by **Stormwatch** » Tue May 31, 2005 8:03 pm

Most rap "songs"... it's depressing to see that people buy that pseudo-music sh1t.

Post by **pixel** » Tue May 31, 2005 8:49 pm

Stormwatch wrote:Most rap "songs"... it's depressing to see that people buy that pseudo-music sh1t.

Yay for prejudice and ignorance!*

*At least you are when you post it in an unrelated thread without examples

navi · Post by **navi** » Tue May 31, 2005 10:02 pm

Nine Inch Nails - Hurt

Emo and old school

Dreamcast4life · Post by **Dreamcast4life** » Tue May 31, 2005 10:15 pm

Paradise Lost - I am nothing
Cross Fade - Dead Skin

Line from Paradise lost - I am nothing "My hopeless days I sit and justify, my wholesome life in which I am so deprived, I hope and pray, I don't stay around, too long to stay because I am nothing"

Line from Cross Fade - Dead Skin "I pray somedays someone will blow me away,make it quick but let it burn, so I can feel my life fade, I am a waste and I can taste how bitter I become and it's more then I can bare"

I love emo songs.
Depressing music fits my mood,always.

greay · Post by **greay** » Tue May 31, 2005 10:28 pm

Darksaviour69 wrote:Jeff Buckley: Hallelujah

The original is better, IMO, though Buckley does do a pretty good job of it.

Actually, most of Leonard Cohen's stuff is pretty depressing.

Darksaviour69 · Post by **Darksaviour69** » Wed Jun 01, 2005 5:21 am

greay wrote:
Darksaviour69 wrote:Jeff Buckley: Hallelujah
The original is better, IMO, though Buckley does do a pretty good job of it.

Actually, most of Leonard Cohen's stuff is pretty depressing.

really you think? i got the best of Leonard Cohen's from my sister for xmas and i was dissapointed with his (original) version. Jeff Buckley version is so powerfull, he has/had a great voice. (btw, i'm not saying Leonard Cohen's version is bad)

not just souLLy now · Post by **not just souLLy now** » Wed Jun 01, 2005 5:25 am

Stormwatch wrote:Most rap "songs"... it's depressing to see that people buy that pseudo-music sh1t.

if i listened to completely irrelevent and outdated music like jethro tull, i'd probably think modern music like rap was shit too.

Matisfaction · Post by **Matisfaction** » Wed Jun 01, 2005 6:17 am

greay wrote:
Darksaviour69 wrote:Jeff Buckley: Hallelujah

Lilac Wine is also quite depressing, But i prefer Jeff's version to the Elkie Brooks original for some reason.

Also, While we are on the subject of Jeff, PJ Harvey : Memphis.

greay · Post by **greay** » Wed Jun 01, 2005 8:10 pm

Darksaviour69 wrote:really you think? i got the best of Leonard Cohen's from my sister for xmas and i was dissapointed with his (original) version. Jeff Buckley version is so powerfull, he has/had a great voice. (btw, i'm not saying Leonard Cohen's version is bad)

It's probably because you were familiar with Buckley's version before you heard the original. I've found that to be the case much of the time -- for example, still on Leonard Cohen, I heard Concrete Blonde's version of Everybody Knows before I heard the original. I love Concrete Blonde's version, and still prefer it to the original.

My favorite Leonard Cohen song, by the way, has got to be The Sisters of Mercy. Is that on the comp you have?

Darksaviour69 · Post by **Darksaviour69** » Thu Jun 02, 2005 6:42 am

yes it is, to tell the truth i have not listened to it much ,i ripped it and added it to my huge playlist so i don't get too listen to his tracks much but that song does stand out (The Sisters of Mercy)

yeah i understand what you saying about the first version you hear is usally the best