Music.....

Ok Wesker is a little drunk tonight after a sh!t day  so am listening to some depressing music  
Sounds weird but i actually seem to like 'sad songs'  
Carpenters are my favourite, i'm into older songs at the mo
What are your favourites?
My actual altime favourite is this..
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As it was my dads favourite and reminds me of him

Favourite depressing songs or favorites in general?

For depressing I like "No Surprises" by Radiohead and "My Sweet Prince" by Placebo.

Current fave depressing song is My Immortal by Evanescence,even though it's old I only remembered about it a couple of weeks ago.

Cos that annoying girl on The Voice sang it? I couldn't stand her...

Laura wrote:Favourite depressing songs or favorites in general?

Any fave music  

Lets make this the music thread

Laura wrote:Cos that annoying girl on The Voice sang it? I couldn't stand her...

No,not cos of her! I was looking for something else on You Tube and it came up

SueD wrote:

Laura wrote:Cos that annoying girl on The Voice sang it? I couldn't stand her...

No,not cos of her! I was looking for something else on You Tube and it came up

It is a brilliant song, I love the version where the full band comes in towards the end.

Laura wrote:Cos that annoying girl on The Voice sang it? I couldn't stand her...

What annoys me is Valerie by the Zutons, brilliant song but now mostly played is the version by Amy Drughouse  
Why would a woman sing about another woman   the original was better

Never thought she was all that anyway.

Wesker wrote:

Laura wrote:Cos that annoying girl on The Voice sang it? I couldn't stand her...

What annoys me is Valerie by the Zutons, brilliant song but now mostly played is the version by Amy Drughouse  
Why would a woman sing about another woman   the original was better

I have to disagree, I loved Amy

Don't deny she had a voice, but since she died (to me anyway), they seem to have forgotten all the bad stuff she did. Certainly not the sort of role model I would want for kids.

All time fav has got to be Gangsters paradise  

My favourite song is "Like A Rolling Stone" by Bob Dylan

Laura wrote:For depressing I like "No Surprises" by Radiohead and "My Sweet Prince" by Placebo.

No Surprises is a fantastic song, one of Radiohead's best.

SueD wrote:Current fave depressing song is My Immortal by Evanescence,even though it's old I only remembered about it a couple of weeks ago.

I'd forgotten how much I loved that song until I heard it again on The Voice. It always makes me cry though. My other depressing favourites are Everybody Hurts by REM, Goodbye My Lover and Carry You Home by James Blunt, The Scientist by Coldplay and several of The Smiths songs. Under the Sun by Alan Price upsets me too.

I'm a soppy shit though, I cry at anything.  

Oh god I can't stand REM.

I cried at Eastenders the other day  

I don't like REM either, just that one particular song.

Everybody hurts is good and sad.
also really good for a blub Paint it black or a bit of adele

oooh I used to be terrible at getting drunk and listening to sad songs.

Top ones I recall well were - REM Everybody Hurts, somewhere a clock is ticking Snow Patrol, Crystallised The XX, Ride Godskitchen Summer 2009 and I went through a Billy Holiday, Nina Simone drunk sad song phase at one point.


oooh I don't drink any more, but I can imagine Hurt by Jonny Cash would be a good one to listen to after a few. Well its good sad sober if that makes sense.

Another good one - Songbird by Fleetwood Mac - came on my iPod while walking to my boyfriend's!

How could I forget Bedshaped by Keane?!?

Favourite sad song... My Body Is A Cage, sung by Peter Gabriel. It was used in one of my favourite scenes in House!

I still absolutely adore the Broadchurch soundtrack by Ólafur Arnalds. It's so beautiful, evocative and haunting.

Rock music, heavy metal, industrial, gothic, punk, prog......Rock music baby  

I have a bad feeling I'm older than many folks here, so I can list old and obscure and well as new and obscure. I do like a pretty wide range of stuff, I mean I have everything from Girls Aloud to Motorhead, REM to Ministry, Pink Floyd to Bob Seger. But, rock and metal is where I am most happy.

Last 5 CDs bought where Bad Polyanna, Winery Dogs, Red Lorry Yellow Lorry, Quireboys and Hawkwind.