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| Saddest Song What is the song that makes you feel the saddest? Doesn't have to be a Floyd composition. I'd go with Tears In Heaven by Eric Clapton...after reading what the lyrics were about, this song has always made me feel sad after I heard it. |
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| Picking just one would be incredibly hard for me, actually. 'Tears in Heaven' is up there, also this one country song called 'Don't Take the Girl' (don't remember who it's by) counts as one the most depressing songs I've ever heard. Also '1979' by the Smashing Pumpkins.... I can't think of many right now. |
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#3
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| And oh yeah, 'Let Down' by Radiohead. |
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| Quote:
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| Pearl Jam - Black Metallica - Fade to Black Sigur Ros - every Sigur Ros song Gary Jules - Mad World (tears for fears cover. If you see Donnie Darko, you have to cry when you hear this song). |
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| I haven't heard it in years, but the scar still hasen't healed. |
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| How about "Teen Angel" --Mark Dinning (I think Fulghurs will back me on that one.) Seriously, Dust In The Wind always makes me feel melancholy.
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#8
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| Quote:
Other ones: -All of Gabriel's "Up" -Genesis's "The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway" (all of it) -Radiohead's "Fade Out (Street Spirit)" -Porcupine Tree's "Stop Swimming" -Floyd's "Marooned" & "Is Anybody Out There?" This is a DDT of another thread I posted a while ago...but I don't really care.
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| One of my turns is the man! Stop Swimming by PT is DEFINITELY very sad to me... also Adagio For Strings - Samuel Barber The entire album "Razorblade Romance" -- HIM Feel So Low -- Porcupine Tree Exit Music (For A Film) -- Radiohead (btw I heard this song is about Romeo and Juliet, is that true?)
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#10
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| 'Exit Music' was written for the newer (1996) version of Romeo and Juliet, with Leonardo DeCaprio. It plays over the credits, fittingly. |
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| ah i c so is it on the soundtrack for the movie and on ok computer?
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#12
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| I've no idea if it's on the soundtrack to the film.... I wouldn't be surprised if it were. And they also use a version of 'Talk Show Host' in the film too, and that was exclusively on the soundtrack. |
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| Re: Saddest Song Quote:
Bob Dylan -- One More Cup Of Coffee Kansas -- Dust In The Wind Quite a few Neil Young songs are sad, and the Beatles tend to get me down.
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| the who- behind blue eyes
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| Re: Re: Saddest Song Quote:
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