Jeff Buckley does have some sad stuff. I don't listen to a lot of it, but what I do listen to I like very much. Here are a few more I forgot to mention. Thornley - Beautiful Smile Empty Soul - Sillhouettes Slipknot - Vermilion Part 2 (Beautiful song) Queensryche - Silent Lucidity Limp Bizkit - Behind Blue Eyes (They did a great job with this, I like it more than The Who) Tommy Lee - Hold Me Down, Blue, Ashamed (I, personally, was surprised at how great of a CD Never A Dull Moment really was.) I am listening to The Scorpions - Still Loving You and I get reminded of the trip I took to Washington DC with my class last summer. On the way home I listened to this song on repeat all night. I didn't want to sleep on the bus so I listened to music, but I got hooked on this song. I think I probably listened to it about 50 times that night. Another song that reminds me of that trip is Comfortably Numb. When I went on family vacations, we'd always drive home over night and my dad would listen to a lot of Pink Floyd. Comfortably Numb reminds me a lot of those times. Great memories.
placebo - bitter end P.O.D - satellite blindspott - nil by mouth breaking benjamin - next to nothing clan of xymox - sing a song def lepard - deliver me doubledrive - imprint deftones - digital bath guns n roses - dont cry HIM - soul on fire killswitch engage - rose of sharyn lostprophets - sway
"The Man Who Couldn't Cry" -Johnny Cash Of course, what happens to this poor son of a bitch in the song is so depressing that I laugh every time I hear it, so maybe it doesn't count. I would have nominated the Man in Black's "Delia", but the first time I heard it I was more like "Dude, that's totally fucked," rather than depressed.
Forty Foot Echo - Brand New Day (A song about seconds chances) CKY - Close But Far Fuel - Million Miles Crash Test Dummies - Mmmm Mmmm Mmmm Mmmm RA - On My Side Saliva - Famous Monsters, Greater Than Less Than Pink Floyd - Mother Ozzy - Ghost Behind My Eyes Mr. Mister - Broken Wings Staind - Zoe Jane Boston - Living For You Drowning Pool - Tear Away
Clocks - Coldplay Don't Panic - Coldplay Momentum - Aimee Mann Cute Without the E (Cut from the Team) - Taking Back Sunday Lonely Day - Phantom Planet America - Simon and Garfunkel The Lucky One - Allison Krauss Fake Plastic Trees - Radiohead Thanks that was fun - Barenaked Ladies What a Good Boy - Barenaked Ladies Demon - Guster Fa Fa Song - Guster Adam's Song - Blink 182 Stay Together for the Kids - Blink 182 I Miss You - Blink 182 Lay Down Burden - Brian Wilson Glasgow Love Theme (Love Actually) - Craig Armstrong A Movie Script Ending - Death Cab for Cutie Screaming Infidelities - Dashboard Confessional White Flag - Dido Needle in the Hay - Elliott Smith I Heard You - Good Charlotte Blackbird - the Beatles That's like .005% of my favorite depressing songs but I didn't want to take up too much room as this is my first post Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!
Needle in the Hay is a very good song. I didn't like it the first time I heard it but I woke up and it was playing and I dig it through the roof. The Decemberists - A Cautionary Song The Decemberists - Clementine. I can't remember if I already posted those or not...
Stereophonics - Billy Daveys Daughter, Coldplay - The Scientist, Yellowcard - Only One, Papa Roach - Last Resort
Nine inch nails – leaving hope Nine inch nails – and all that could have been (still version) Nine inch nails OR johnny cash - hurt Stabbing westward – goodbye Gary jules - mad world Our lady peace – 4 AM Radiohead – Fake plastic trees Beatles - yesterday
Hey, nobody gets as down and depressing as many of these lightweight girl singers. I love Aimee Mann's shortie, "Jacob Marley's Chain." Well today a friend told me this sorry tale As he stood there trembling and turning pale. He said, "Each day's harder to get on the scale, Sort of like Jacob Marley's chain." Now it's not that life is such a vale of tears. It's just full of thoughts that act as souvenirs Of those tiny blunders made in yesteryears That comprise Jacob Marley's chain. - Well I had a little metaphor to state my case. - It encompassed the condition of the human race. - But to my dismay it left without a trace, - All except for the sound of Jacob Marley's chain. Now there's no more story left for me to tell, So I think I'll just be heading straight for Hell, Where there's a snowball's chance that the personnel Will have to carry Jacob Marley's chain.
I can't remember all of what has been posted, so I'll post what I don't think has been said yet. Averi - For Better Or Worse John Lennon - Imagine Good Charlotte - Hold On (I don't like GC at all, but this song is decent, very emo though) Hootie and the Blowfish - Let Her Cry Tantric - Astounded The Album Leaf - On Your Way Cyndi Lauper - Time After Time Tonic - You Wanted More Tonic - If You Could Only See The Wallflowers - I Started A Joke Pennywise - Stand By Me The Temptations - Stand By Me Mr.Mister - Broken Wings Foo Fighters - Times Like These (Acoustic) Extreme - More Than Words