The saddest song ever?

a reply to: Jonjonj

Where music is concerned I give you nil points. Probably think it is a sin anyway...

Hey you asked amigo!

originally posted by: randyvs
a reply to: Jonjonj

Where music is concerned I give you nil points. Probably think it is a sin anyway...

Hey you asked amigo!

And you chose to respond with nothing but a trite comment. I think we are done.

Y si quieres hablamos en castellano majo, dudo que puedes seguirme pues...

a reply to: Jonjonj

Tiempo para en la casa?

a reply to: randyvs

Ni si quiera...

a reply to: stargatetravels

That second tune, Mazzy, is wonderful.

I have got a Radiohead song that you simply will not find on youtube, I uploaded it myself.



Is this not the saddest tune?

a reply to: Jonjonj


They have a lot of sad & depressing songs.

Fake plastic trees
Street spirit (fade out)
Black Star
How to disappear completely

a reply to: Jonjonj


Also another Mazzy Star track.

Too many to list really.

Alright, I have been a reader for a few years and this tread made me want to sign up and contribute. I enjoyed the ones shared so far and have a list of my favorite sad/moving songs and versions.

Here are some of my go to favorites - in no particular order
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Jeff Buckley – Hallelujah
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Stairway to Heaven - either Led Zeppelin or Heart Versions (Seeing Robert Plants face is priceless with Jason Bonham and the build of the production)
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Trent Reznor – Hurt (much debate here but I prefer his raw cuts)
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Creep – Either original or Street Corner Symphony’s versions
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Fix You – Street Corner Symphony Version
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IZ – Somewhere over the rainbow
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Epica – Feint (still brings back memories of a friends funeral)
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Ramstein – Seemann (either original or Apocalypica w/Nina Hagen)
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Metallica – Nothing Else Matters
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Moonlight Sonata

a reply to: Jonjonj

"Home" by Gary Puckett and the Union Gap

The first one that came to mind is Bobby Goldsboro's Honey: