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One word. Komm, Susser Todd.

 

Okay, so that was three words. Go get it. For those of you who like to know things, please know the following thing: Komm, Susser Todd translates to Come, Sweet Death.

 

in german that is

 

ill say, 'Way to fall' by Star sailor

 

its the credits to mgs3, especially after the ending, cant help sheding a tear to this song.

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recently i've been depressed, and i have been listening to jeff buckly and anthony and the johnsons. gary jules is also fantastic for depression, and joy division.

just try and think of bands wose mebers have killed them selves and youll be fine ;)

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The whole of H.I.M-Dark Light, and msot stuff by Nirvana.

When i lsitened to dark light, i actually got depressed. OH! And morrisey, but i must admit he is quite good.

Dark light isnt much of a depressing album compared to others, like love metal. Theres quite a few feel-good songs on there, like killing loneliness. Play dead is really depressing though...

 

Angels and airwaves...depressing because they are just plain awful in my opinion, nobody wants you to sing Tom! It was always Mark that impressed!

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Apart from Gary Jules - Mad World, a good depressing (oxymoron?) song is Timothy by Jet. But that makes me depressed 'cos it reminds me of my cousin. You may or may not find it depressing. Still a good song though.

Sounds like an oxymoron, but it isnt, since the meaning for good and depressing dont clash, good describes your opinion about something, but if you wrote happy depressing, it would of been an oxymoron.

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I'm not really into metal, but thanks.

 

Thanks for all the bands, I'm going to download the ones I haven't heard now.

Just because HIM called one of their albums "Love Metal" doesn't make it Metal. In fact, calling HIM metal is an insult to all Metal music. Pile o' crap.

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I love HIM, but i wouldn't say the music is depressing, because his gothic, wears alot of black and sings about gothic stuff doesn't make it depressing, more enchanting! Anyway his songs are really catchy!

 

Sigur rós are superb and are very similar to a band called 'Mew' who also rock! Again i wouldn't say depressing just 'very' relaxing, background music.

 

I love Gary Jules version of Mad World, i didn't like it at all until i saw Donnie Darko, it's depressing because it really is spot-on lyrically about life in my opinion even though you don't really want it to be.

 

I say 'Radiohead' are very depressing, there not my cup of tea but musically they are very good.

 

Muse as well? Perhaps?

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you'll be slittiing your wrists in no time :D

 

That's the best use of a cheesy grin at the end of a sentence I've ever seen.

 

U2 are a surprisingly good source for depressing music. I especially recommend 'Running to Stand Still' and 'Kite'. Also 'Tired of You' and 'Razor' by Foo Fighters, and 'Everybody Hurts' by REM (An obvious on, but for a reason).

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Personally Sarah McLachlan's "Full of Grace" always touches a nerve becasue it reminds me of that-thing-who-shares-the-same-parents-as-me.

 

Used to be able to name a lot of depressing songs, but now, not so much. Trying to think of a few...

 

K's Choice - What the Hell is Love?

Sufjan Stevens - John Wayne Gacy, Jr.

Will Young - All Time Love

 

Umm im stuck... I've tried to cut down my depressing music - trying to focus on the happy.

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