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Posted by _Ocean_Drive_ on Dec-27-2006 19:49:

Posted by Zoso on Dec-27-2006 20:07:

Phynn - Solitude seems "sad" to me. This is probably just a very subjective, personal opinion, however.

Posted by SYSTEM-J on Dec-27-2006 20:12:

Is it just me or are some people simply posting any track with vaguely emotional content?

Posted by MrJiveBoJingles on Dec-27-2006 20:48:

Well, "sad" is open to at least a little interpretation, and the emotions a song conjures up also have a lot to do with the circumstances in which people first heard it.

Posted by BOOsTER on Dec-27-2006 20:53:

Annie Lennox - The Saddest Song

OBVIOUSLY!!!!!!!!!

I love teh Manvel Remix the most...the second one is Kuffdam & Plant remix

Posted by RapidFire on Dec-27-2006 21:00:

alot of Schiller. their stuff has melencholy written all over it.

to be more specific...

M83 - teen angst
Michael Hutchence - Possibilities
Michael Hutchence - flesh and blood
moby - memory gospel
placebo - running up that hill
portishead - roads
rob dougan - nothing at all

and I can list you a whole bunch of 80s and alternative music but im not sure that would interest you.

Posted by MrJiveBoJingles on Dec-27-2006 21:02:

quote:
M83 - teen angst

Brilliant song, but never struck me as sad.

Just an example of what I noted above, I guess.

Posted by trancedanne on Dec-27-2006 21:06:

Shane - It's Too Late To Turn (Armin van Buuren Remix)

Posted by RapidFire on Dec-27-2006 21:46:

quote:
Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles
Brilliant song, but never struck me as sad.

Just an example of what I noted above, I guess.

well sure. to me its sad. but not because of the circumstances of when I first heard it but more because of the lyrics and the melody..

how fast we burn!
how fast we cry!
the more we learn,
the more we die!

the more we learn,
the more we cry!
how fast we burn!
how fast we die!

i hear the planet crying now
i hear the planet crying now

id say thats up there with the saddest of em

Posted by MrJiveBoJingles on Dec-27-2006 21:57:

The lyrics are sad, I agree, but the melodies and harmonies strike me as really uplifting, especially the chorus. Listening to it always gives me a really pleasant and energetic feeling.

Posted by raph93 on Dec-27-2006 22:11:

quote:
Originally posted by BOOsTER
Annie Lennox - The Saddest Song

OBVIOUSLY!!!!!!!!!

I love teh Manvel Remix the most...the second one is Kuffdam & Plant remix

I definitely second that!!

Posted by Cloud on Dec-27-2006 22:16:

quote:
Originally posted by _Ocean_Drive_

huh why?

Posted by Spirit5 on Dec-27-2006 23:27:

Royksopp - Dead To The World
Ulrich Schnauss - Gone Forever
M83 - Farewell/Goodbye (much sadder than Teen Angst)
Clint Mansell - Stay With Me (from "The Fountain")

Posted by B_man on Dec-28-2006 02:30:

Isn't this like the upteenth - "Post sad songs" on this forum board?!

Oh well...

Ferry Corsten - Sublime (THrillseekers rmx) (YES, this does have something to do with my mood at the time)

Armin Van Buuren - Never Wanted This (these sappy lyrics somehow made my heart swell)

Posted by sigmanova on Dec-28-2006 02:57:

Junkie XL - Drift Away is really good!

Posted by Deeedeee on Dec-28-2006 04:13:

jeff buckley.

/thread closed

oops, sorry /open

jeff buckley songs:

mojo pin
lover, you should've come over
hallelujah
grace
so real

/thread closed

Posted by sweetcaroline on Dec-28-2006 22:10:

Don't know if these are sad, but I like them when I'm brooding...

Luminary - Amsterdam
Gabriel & Dresden - Enemy
Tiesto & Aqualung - UR

Posted by [mart] on Dec-28-2006 23:14:

Anything from Sigur R�s' album, '( )'. Tracks one, four and eight are my favourite (they don't have official titles, clever that). I do believe I win!

Posted by diego992 on Dec-28-2006 23:46:

Poor Leno - Royksopp

And I Don't know why but Claude VonStroke's Who's Afraid of Detroit makes me feel kind of sad when i listen to it.

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