Laura Dern 
most depressing song ever
by will_the_apostate 184 Replies latest jw friends
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charlie brown jr.
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jwfacts
'The Eternal' by Joy Division has to be up there.
Pants
Definitely, Joy Division has to be up there as one of the most depressing bands ever. As a teenager "She's lost control" really used to affect my emotions.
Sadly, the lead singer committed suicide. The remaining members formed New Order, whose music was somewhat less depressing.
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skeeter1
#1) Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald by Gordon Lightfoot
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hgI8bta-7aw
#2) Taxi by Harry Chapin
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undercover
Recorded while he was dying of cancer...
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Violia
Thanks for the Warren Zevon song.
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unshackled
I hate this song....and it was played at pretty much every JW wedding I've attended. So I label it depressing....
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charlie brown jr.
Unshackled it's funny Chris Penn in that video....Brother to Sean Penn...
Most remember his later work ..... Reservoir Dogs..
Tried to post a picture but the pic. link isn't working......
My computer has an Attitude today
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The Reservoir Dogs!
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No Room For George
Definitely, Joy Division has to be up there as one of the most depressing bands ever. As a teenager "She's lost control" really used to affect my emotions.
Sadly, the lead singer committed suicide. The remaining members formed New Order, whose music was somewhat less depressing.
I haven't went through this thread as lately my musical tastes have been a little bit more soulful and upbeat, but I was planning on coming in here just to post She's Lost Control, but you beat me to it. I think Ian Curtis hung himself off of the clothes shoot to the hamper, or something like that. I think he tied the rope to the clothes shoot, and then jumped out the window, but I can't recall. A lot of bands from that time frame were depressing, and even on that label, that Factory label I think it was called. Section-25 was a band that did one or two albums, and I think their debut album was produced by Ian Curtis. I went through a brief Post-Punk phase where I couldn't get enough of that kind of music. All that Joy Division, Magazine, The Cure, Bauhaus, Sisters of Mercy, The Chameleons, Echo & The Bunnymen,etc.. Modern English's first album before they got famous is a depressing album, enought to make you contemplate suicide.
Wanted to mention Sad Lovers & Giants who NEVER gets mentioned amongst that depressing post punk sound. Their first two albums are as good as anything their contemporaries ever put out.
I wanted to mention Dead Babies and Black JuJu by Alice Cooper.
