I think NIN has gotta be some of the more depressing shit around

Hurt
Perfect Drug
Head like a Hole
and almost anything else they put out is all really dark..

Radiohead is sweet but i dunno if I'd call it depressing.

Nirvana is definitely up there

and listening to REM - everybody hurts can make me sad no matter how happy i am

iNcontroL

USA29055 Posts

January 04 2005 02:02 GMT

#82

Eric Clapton - If I saw you in heaven

TLKiD

China1136 Posts

January 04 2005 02:16 GMT

#83

Evanescence - My Immortal, Field Of Innocence(nice one but most of you reraly heard of, cos its not released in her "Fallen" Album")

SCFraser

Canada1534 Posts

January 04 2005 02:27 GMT

#84

On January 04 2005 11:02 {88}iNcontroL wrote:
Eric Clapton - If I saw you in heaven

Oh ya! good call.. this song is tragic

xCx

Poland123 Posts

January 04 2005 02:54 GMT

#85

Guano Apes : Do not turn Your back on me
it is pretty sad ~

wasted

Germany1789 Posts

January 04 2005 03:09 GMT

#86

my hd is full of this shit...

Portishead - Only You
The Beatles - While My Guitar Gently Weeps
Stabbing Westward - Sometimes It Hurts
Dream Theater - Space-Dye Vest
Manic Street Preachers - No Surface All Feeling
Shock Therapy - Hate Is A 4-Letter Word
Filter - Consider This
Life Of Agony - My Mind Is Dangerous
Anathema - Pitiless
Tiamat - The Sleeping Beauty
Type O Negative - Bloody Kisses (A Death In The Family)
Type O Negative - Die With Me
Paradise Lost - Forever Failure
Paradise Lost - The Sufferer

SweeTLemonS[TPR]

11739 Posts

January 04 2005 03:13 GMT

#87

Megadeth- A Tout le Monde
Megadeth- Promises

TheGreenBeret

United Kingdom548 Posts

January 04 2005 03:25 GMT

#88

On January 04 2005 10:18 Stygg wrote:
The National Anthem has a cool bass line, and that's about it. The rest is noise.

all i need is this sentence to respond to ur whole post. Its simple: the "noise" isn't just noise in my ears. Every time i hear "that noise" i just wanna sing as loud as i can and pretend to play the trumpet and just go nuts. I mean this is Radiohead at its best: not just "a" rock band like all the rest: but experimenting with jazz, techno, whole orchestras even. To have seen their BBC performance must have been ecstasy. ]

Edit: i love the fact that johnny(?) greenwood is like kneeling down, back faced away from the audience, fucking around with this syntesizer machine type thing. And then thom yorke throwing the mic down at the end.

OhThatDang

United States4685 Posts

January 04 2005 03:31 GMT

#89

stupid emo people known as the cure

the cure- she doesnt love me more(something like that)

soundwave

United States363 Posts

January 04 2005 03:39 GMT

#90

I'm not in love - 10cc

soundwave

United States363 Posts

January 04 2005 03:40 GMT

#91

On January 04 2005 11:02 {88}iNcontroL wrote:
Eric Clapton - If I saw you in heaven

i think you meant

Tears in heaven - Eric Clapton

which is also a very depressing song

others:

Love hurts - Nazareth
The sounds of silence - Simon & Garfunkel
Something in the way - Nirvana

fallingdream

Romania452 Posts

January 04 2005 03:43 GMT

#92

mmmm... sade - no ordinary love... sade - king of sorrow... listen to these songs... and try not to cry (too much)...

Yksethni

United States220 Posts

January 04 2005 03:54 GMT

#93

Great to see there are people here who listen to Nick Drake. So many of his songs (Road, Fly, At the Chime of a City Clock) are such straightforward, unadorned statements of hopelessness. I've always found songs like these much more depressing than songs which are more over-blown expressions of grief or despair.

Soun

Poland373 Posts

January 04 2005 03:58 GMT

#94

Pick any random song by Leonard Cohen.

Payt1

418 Posts

January 04 2005 04:48 GMT

#95

On January 04 2005 12:58 Soun wrote:
Pick any random song by Leonard Cohen.

Sisters of mercy isn't really depressing. :p

but So Long Marianne, Suzanne, The Master Song and Teachers are all decent in depressingness level.

REM - Everybody Hurts (I don't care if it's not supposed to be, I think it is :p)
Tom Petty - Free Falling (ok.. another one that most people probably don't find depressing, that I do. oh well :o)
Wyclef Jean - Gone Till November
Not quite everything, but a whole lot of stuff that Travis writes.
Smashing Pumpkins - Mayonnaise
Barenaked Ladies - Thanks That Was Fun
Rufus Wainwright - Hallelujah (originally by leonard cohen, but rufus' is more depressing)
RHCP - Under the Bridge/Scar Tissue
Paul Simon - Still Crazy After All These Years
Neil Young - Don't Let It Bring You Down
Everclear - Father of Mine/Wonderful (although both of them are also kind of cheesy, due to the fact that they're so obviously supposed to be depressing)
Everlast - What it's like (I know it was mentioned already, but I couldn't leave it out)
Buffalo Springfield - For What It's Worth
Bob Marley - Buffalo Soldier
Beatles - Yesterday

Yeah. That's my list. some kinda sucky choices I guess. ;o

niklasTHEfro

Sweden419 Posts

January 04 2005 08:17 GMT

#96

oh yeah
jeff buckley / leonard cohen - hallelujah

listal

United States228 Posts

January 04 2005 09:05 GMT

#97

Fenix TX - Tearjerker
Shades Apart - Sputnik
Emery - The Ponytail Parade
Emery - Walls
Cursive - Am I Not Yours?
Cursive - Art is Hard

VdP]EpiphaNy

United Kingdom992 Posts

January 04 2005 09:18 GMT

#98

bad religion - sorrow

B.GoD_AnGRY

Chile334 Posts

January 04 2005 10:37 GMT

#99

On January 03 2005 05:06 hasuwar wrote:
I listened to some The Cure songs, and they sucked balls.

Compared to 3rd eye blind?
You have to be f*cking kidding me
You better start to listen some real music

gLyo

United States2410 Posts

January 04 2005 11:37 GMT

#100

Memories - Yoko Kanno and the Seatbelts
In the Rain (Not sure of correct title) - Yoko Kanno and the Seatbelts
Reconstruction Site - The Weakerthans
Leash - The Weakerthans
The Same Boy You've Always Known - The White Stripes