Alkaline Trio-Radio
Alkaline Trio-This is getting over you
Alkaline Trio-'97
Emery-As your voice fades
Saves the day-Freakish
Saves the day-This is not an exit
Bright Eyes-neely ohara
Bad Religion-Sorrow
Blink 182-Not now
The Beatles-The long and winding road.
The Beatles-Yesterday
Me without you-Silencer
Murder by death-Killbot 2000

i'm just gonna do grunge
AIC- bleed the freak, man in the box
Pearl Jam-black, oceans
soundgarden-burden in my hand, fourth of july
there are many others, particularly from these three bands

hey everyone this is my first post on this forum !! how exciting !!

songs that i listen to when i am low:

Sweetness :: JimmyEatWorld
So Real :: Jeff Buckley
B.Q.A.D :: the Deftones
Untitled :: Interpol (his voice kills me and the bass!!) :o


proJ3CHT
*awaiting final restructure

Radiohead - Fake Plastic Trees
Radiohead - Exit Music
Something Corporate - Konstantine
The Streets - It's Too Late
The Get Up Kids - I'll Catch You
Seafood - What May Be The Oldest

[QUOTE=Doctor D.]Johnny Cash - Hurt
Warren Zevon - Keep me in your heart for a while
Ween- She Wanted To Leave[/QUOTE]


hurt is definately sad
i also listen to queen- somebody to love

wow the streets great choice

Sound garden-Black hole sun
oasis - sad song(lol obviously)
Nirvana-were did you sleep last nite
Foo Fighters-Walking after you
Coldplay- We never Change
The verve- Sonnet
Theirs loads more just cant think of any

ok this is like waay oldschool and its not really alternative... but Cats in the Cradle by Harry Chapin... prolly because my relationship with my dad sucks ***...

screaming trees:i nearly lost you, butterfly

Some good ones here...here's my list...well, part of it

Bruce Hornsby - Lost Soul
Janis Ian - At Seventeen, Tea and Sympathy
Warren Zevon - Keep Me in Your Heart
Natalie MacMaster - If Ever You Were Mine
Tracy Chapman - The Promise, I'm Ready (especially the very end...when the song fades out, don't stop the CD...the very end is beautiful)
Marc Cohn - True Companion
Mary Chapin Carpenter - 10,000 Miles
There's a song at the end of the movie "Paying it Forward" called "Calling All Angels"...I don't know who sings it, but it is heartbreakingly beautiful
Ashokan Farewell - used in Ken Burns' wonderful Civil War series on PBS
And there is a song in the "Highlander" movies that is a stunner...I don't know the name of it, and I don't know who sings it - it's a woman, I know that, but it is a very beautiful song...can anyone help me out on that one?

Theres a lot more than this, I think.

Cat Power - Names
Cursive - The Recluse
Elliott Smith - Needle in the Hay
Xiu Xiu - Apistat Commander, Suha, Support Our Troops OH
Iron & Wine - Faded From the Winter
Sufjan Stevens - Flint (for the unemployed and underpaid)
Godspeed You Black Emperor - The Dead Flag Blues
Joy Division - Twenty Four Hours
M. Ward - Transfiguration #2
Nick Drake - Things Behind the Sun
Everything from the Microphones, especially the Glow Pt. 2.

um i really tired but some that i can think of right now are
Cold- Bleed
Mayonaise- Smashing Pumpkins
Eric Clapton- Tears in heaven
AFI- This Time Imperfect
Eve 6 - Girlfriend

forgot one
Drown- SP

Cursive - The Recluse / After The Movies

Placebo - Without You I'm Nothing

The Get Up Kids - The Most Depressing Song / I'll Catch You

Thursday - Understanding In A Car Crash / I Am The Killer

Rilo Kiley - Paint's Peeling

and a fair bit of Portishead

[QUOTE=Scott Herren]Primitive Radio Gods - "Standing Outside A Broken Phone Booth With Money In My Hand"[/QUOTE]

i used to love that song... haven't heard it in so long. i totally forgot about it.

and gary jules - mad world is the only one i can think of right now.

How can no one mention Incubus yet. They have done some depressing stuff but nothing too depressing.
So I say 11AM by Incubus

Radiohead - No surprises
REM - everybody hurts

Radiohead - Street Spirit
Radiohead - Exit Music
Radiohead - Big Ideas
Muse - Hyper Chondriac Music
The Verve - The Drugs Don't Work
Placebo - Without You I'm Nothing
Placebo - Blue American

Gary Jules - Mad World

some Modest Mouse is kind of in that direction.

[QUOTE=MrBojangles29]
Elliott Smith - Needle in the Hay
[/QUOTE]
Excellent choice, I don't know why I didn't think of that song. Elliot Smith definitely belongs in this thread.

Paw - Jessie

[QUOTE=Sk8SkaNJ]Gary Jules - Mad World

[/QUOTE]

I was gonna say that too but I forgot the name :)

Dry Kill Logic - Goodnight.

Hoobastank - The Reason
HIM - Join Me (Depressing)

Weezer-Butterfly(weezer kicks ***)
Weezer-Only in Dreams
Johhny Cash-Hurt(RIP)
Moneen-(preety much all of their songs)
Dashboard Confessional-(same as Moneen)
Incubus-lots of their stuff
Staind-oh **** cant remember the name
Evanescance-My Immortal ( great song)
The Darkness-I believe in a thing called love(its not emotionally sad, just sad, waaayy to overplayed and frankly Im sick of listening to it)

Yeah I realize that most of my songs arent really Indie but I dont care hah

**** **** **** **** **** **** ****in **** I hate these ****in * peices of cuntlickin **** hha

did anybody say eric clapton's "wonderful tonight"?

Jeff Buckley - Last Goodbye
NIN - Hurt
Johnny Cash - Hurt
Gary Jules - Mad World
Nancy Sinatra - Bang Bang

Damon Albarn - Dying Isnt Easy
Graham Coxon - Where'd you go?
Ours - Dizzy, Broken, I Ran Away to Tell the World

Just got this "Playlist" CD free with "The Shins - Chutes Too Narrow(kick album btw)" and there's this Irish guy called Damien Dempsey on it, the song is called "Factories" - ****ing depressing. Check him out tho, good song.

Also:
Pearl Jam - Last Kiss
The Cure - Boys Don't Cry
Tori Amos - Cooling
and finally Massive Attack - Tear Drop

Nat King Cole -- I Wish I Were Somebody Else
Brand New -- The No Seatbelt Song (accidentally thought, oh what a good song, and put it on a birthday mix I gave to a friend. oops. not good for that sort of mix. :( )

Radiohead-Wolf at the Door
Smashing Pumpkins-To Sheila
Neutral Milk Hotel-Two Headed Boy part 2
Counting Crows-Colorblind
Elliot Smith-(insert song here)

[QUOTE=Spikey]Nat King Cole -- I Wish I Were Somebody Else
Brand New -- The No Seatbelt Song (accidentally thought, oh what a good song, and put it on a birthday mix I gave to a friend. oops. not good for that sort of mix. :( )[/QUOTE]

heh, i remember putting The Most Depressing Song by The Get Up Kids on a birthday mix for my friend...

Pearl Jam - Sad
Mogwai - R U Still in 2 it?

NIN- Something I can never have, A warm place (very suicidal sounding)
AFI- ....But home is nowhere
AIC- Nutshell, Down in a hole
Coldplay- Politik, Amsterdam
Incubus- 11AM, Mexico
Silverchair- Shade, Suicidal Dream
Violent Femmes- Add it up

I wanna add a few more.

Jerry Cantrell - [I]Psychotic Break[/I]
The Smiths - [I]Last Night I Dreamt[/I]
Lynard Skynard - [I]Tuesday's Gone[/I]
Elvis Presley - [I]In the Ghetto[/I]
Fleetwood Mac - [I]I'm so Afraid[/I]
Straylight Run - [I]A Slow Descent[/I]
Angels of Light - [I]God **** The Sun[/I]

Tori Amos - Mother (This ones really moving)
Tori Amos - I Can't See New York
Tori Amos - Winter
The Flaming Lips - All We Have Is Now
Ani DiFranco - Grey
Ani DiFranco - School Night
Ani DiFranco - Independence Day
PJ Harvey - Teclo
PJ Harvey - Horses In My Dreams
PJ Harvey and Thom Yorke - This Mess We're In
Björk/Thom Yorke - I've Seen It All (I always overlook this one...amazing singing by both singers)
Jeff Buckley - Lover, You Should've Come Over
Radiohead - Motion Picture Soundtrack (gorgeous)
Radiohead - True Love Waits
Jane's Addiction - Summertime Rolls
Portishead - Undenied
The Mars Volta - Televators
UNKLE/Richard Ashcroft - Lonely Soul
UNKLE/Thom Yorke - Rabbit In Your Headlights
Joy Division - Love Will Tear Us Apart
Pink Floyd - Hey You
Roger Waters - Watching TV
David Bowie - Rock & Roll Suicide
Smashing Pumpkins - Galapagos
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Song Of Joy
Nine Inch Nails - And All That Could've Been
King Crimson - Epitaph

Radiohead - Pyramid Song, Black Star
Ryan Adams - Come Pick Me Up, Why Do They Leave
Beatles - Julia
I have to echo Better Than Ezra - At The Stars, especially the Howie Day cover
Jeff Buckley - What Will You Say
Muse - Cave

uh...Nick Drake's Pink Moon is depressing as ****...thats why i dont listen to it much. Somebody mentioned "Transatlaticism" by Death Cab. i think thats a good choice, although i'm not crazy about death cab. I love the flood allegory in that song. I saw Radiohead the other night so "You and Who's Army" as another sad song.

Blink 182- down
Blink 182- Im lost without you
Boxcar racer- letters to god
Boxcar racer- there is
Eric Clapton- Tears in Heaven
the Starting Line- Best of me
Saves the Day- At your Funeral
From autumn to ashes- Short stories with tragic endings
From autumn to ashes- Miligram smile
From autumn to ashes- The after dinner paycheck

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