Nirvana's Something on the way.........

I think pretty much any MTV Unplugged performance always winds up having a depressing mood.

Rolling Stones - Love In Vain. For some reason that song always puts me in a sad mood.

Alice In Chains - Nutshell

most elliott smith songs and some john frusciante songs.

Burzum

Absurd - Mourning Soul

Steelheart - Mama Don't You Cry

[B]To Bid You Farewel[/B]l ~ [I]Opeth.[/I]



[QUOTE=dr._feelgood]Alice In Chains - Nutshell[/QUOTE]


Good call. Every time I hear it, it brings back bad memories.

Fire Above, Ice Below - Agalloch

Seeing as it's most likely the most amazing song I've ever heard, it's also kind of depressing.

Opeth - Weakness

..I absolutely love it.

hmm

.45 (Acustic version) - Shinedown

Cemetary Gates - Pantera

Floods - Pantera

Only God Knows Why - Kid Rock

Descend The Shades of Night - Machine head

and there was this one song my sister use to listen to, i think its called "wonderfull", but its not rock.... at all

Empyrium and the acoustic Ulver album would be my top, along with Agalloch.

Yeah alot of Agalloch songs.

Vermillion pt2 and circle by slipknot is most depressing for me and
bother by stone sour:( :(

[QUOTE=Skelo]I went through a time when I was down and out and I intensified my feelings by listening to depressing music. I was wondering if anyone would like to share some of their "depressing songs." Here are some that I liked:
Nine Inch Nails: Hurt
Smashing Pumpkins: Jellybelly
To Forgive
Galapagos
F*** YOu (An ode to no one)
Soma
(and many more by them)
A Perfect Circle: The Package
The Noose
Radiohead: How to Disappear Completely
Idioteque (Not really depressing, but sounds like he is in anguish, especially when he says "is this really happening"?)
Tool: Sober
Forty-Six and Two
Eulogy
Schism[/QUOTE]

umm i think the bbc made a poll and britain voted samuel barber's adagio for strings (aka agnus dei) the saddest song ever

urban legends and world history says that Gloomy Sunday by Reszo Seress is the most depressing song ever.

[QUOTE=heavy metal kid]urban legends and world history says that Gloomy Sunday by Reszo Seress is the most depressing song ever.[/QUOTE]

trust me it isn't that depressing

agnus dei is far sadder

[QUOTE=Atman]trust me it isn't that depressing

agnus dei is far sadder[/QUOTE]

yeah, i know, it was a deception when i listened it, but i might check agnus dei.

watching over me by Iced Earth
my immortal by Evanescence

ummmm . .. .
Pink Floyd songs have that slow, funeral feel to a lot of their songs which can be kinda dishearening I spose

[QUOTE=Magicaltroll]nin were in this together now, TDTWWA, the frail hurt
some perfect circle[/QUOTE]

Not to forget And All That Could Have Been, thats about the sadest song i've ever heard.
Jeff Buckley had sad songs
Glory Box by Portishead makes me sad, as does Winter by Tori Amos and Blue and 3 Libras by APC.

The entire Alice in Chains album [I]Dirt[/I].

Make a poll.

I'm not sure if this has been said before but I think To Bid you Farewell is really depressing spite how good is that song. Also, Patterns in the Ivy I, from Opeth sounds really depressing you can just feel a sad ambience all around when you listen to it (well at least me). Then, Under the Bridge from RHCP is in there. I'll probably think of more later.

a lot of nirvana unplugged stuff.

[QUOTE=Rattlehead]
Thank You - Led Zeppelin[/QUOTE]

That's just a friggin lovely song. No depressing-ness there, just love.:p

Sparta - Collapse
Oceansize - Music for a Nurse

We don't need depressing songs. Life is depressing enough.

Gary Jules - Mad world

The best music is sad.

Jeff Buckley - Lover, You Should've Come Over
Elliott Smith - The Biggest Lie
John Frusciante - Song To Sing When I'm Lonely
John Frusciante - Regret
Damien Rice - Lonelily
Damien Rice - Cannonball
Damien Rice - Amie
U2 - With or Without You

And I find it hilarious that someone seriously mentioned a Steelheart song.

Dust In The Wind ftw