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Perchance · 12-29-2002, 08:04 AM

My intensely sad song:

Enya, Fallen Embers. (It's not even that long, and it's really non-explicit, and I start sobbing).

My anti-religion song:

Julia Ecklar, Hand of God (I tend to listen to this whenever I've heard someone I know make a particularly idiotic theistic statement).

-Perchance.

mecca777 · 12-29-2002, 10:32 AM

1. Zone-out song

Cornelius, "Typewriter Song"
NIN, "A Warm Place"

2. Catharsis

The Police, "Can't Stand Losing You"
DMX/Tears For Fears, "Who We Be/Shout" (UNKLE Sounds remix)
NIN, "Ruiner (Version)"

3. Libido

Bj�rk, "Isobel"

4. Beautiful song

Red House Painters, "24"
UNKLE, "Rabbit In Your Headlights"

5. Safe song

Cheap Trick, "I Want You To Want Me (Live)"

6. Picture song

Cocteau Twins, "Lorelei"
Elysian Fields, "Jack In The Box"

7. Intensely sad song

The Cure, "Last Dance"
Joy Division, "The Eternal"

August Spies · 12-29-2002, 11:41 PM

wow you all listen to pansy music

1. Your "zone out" song that makes you realize exactly what's important in this world.

2. Your catharsis (rage) song.

3. Your libido song.

4. Your song that's so beautiful it hurts to listen to it.

1.
City of caterpiller: "and you thought a celing could replace haven"
Godspeed you black emperor: most anything, but "moya"

2. (got too many of these)
Page 99 "my application to heaven"
Catharsis "arsonists prayer"

3. uh....

4. Aesop Rock "daylight"
Modest Mouse "lives"

August Spies · 12-29-2002, 11:42 PM

oh oh oh my libido song is "paranoid Android" by radiohead.

yeah

Ronin · 12-30-2002, 12:13 AM

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1. Your "zone out" song that makes you realize exactly what's important in this world.

Loverboy ~ 'Everybody's Workin For The Weekend'.

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2. Your catharsis (rage) song.

Missing Persons ~ 'Walkin in L.A.'

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3. Your libido song.

Def Leppard ~ 'Lady Strange'.

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4. Your song that's so beautiful it hurts to listen to it.

Elton John and Kiki Dee ~ 'Don't Go Breakin My Heart'.

Ovazor · 12-30-2002, 02:24 AM

1. Zone out: Mike Oldfield - Ommadawn / Monty Python - Always look at the bright side of life

2. Rage: Prokofiev - Motagues and Capulets (from Romeo and Juliet)

3. Libido: I don't have one (song, that is).

4.Too beatiful: Mozart: Lacrimosa illa dies (from Requiem) / Vangelis - Movement X (from Tribute to El Greco)

5.Safe & comfortable: Mike Oldfield - On Horseback / Vangelis - Good to see you (from the City)

6. Intense picture: Mendelsshon - wedding march from midnightsmmer's dream (Hearing it will immedietely remind of the cover of the record I had it on)

Pseudonymph · 12-30-2002, 05:13 AM

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Originally posted by Uzzah

1. Your "zone out" song that makes you realize exactly what's important in this world.

Jimmy- Tool

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2. Your catharsis (rage) song.

New Millenium Cyanide Christ- Meshuggah

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3. Your libido song.

Of The Room- Dredg

Night falls, beneath candlelight....

Night falls, beneath winter skies *sigh*

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4. Your song that's so beautiful it hurts to listen to it.

Let Down- Radiohead

Uzzah · 12-30-2002, 08:04 AM

7. Extremely Sad Song

It would be The Cheiftain's Siuil a Run, the same one that got my vote as most beautiful. I honestly urge anyone who has never heard it, to find it and listen to it. It's honestly a gift to humanity. Plus if I'm not mistaken, it's sung by Sissel.

Uzzah

Herbert Von Karajan · 12-30-2002, 08:38 AM

1. Your "zone out" song that makes you realize exactly what's important in this world.

Coldplay - Parachute

2. Your catharsis (rage) song.

Deftones - My own summer (shove it)

3. Your libido song.

Songs by Jewel...damn haven't listen her for a long time...:banghead:

4. Your song that's so beautiful it hurts to listen to it.

What's that John Lennon song that goes with...
I love you...well, well...now and forever... "Woman' or something...

Herbert Von Karajan · 12-30-2002, 08:47 AM

Classical:

1. Das Abshied From Das Lied Von der Erde by Mahler. Recommended; Jascha Horenstein's recording.

2. The Hero's battle with his adversaries from Ein Heldenleben by Richard Strauss. Recommended; my recording with Berliner or Rudolph Kempe's with Dresden State Orchestra.

3. Venus from The Planets by Gustav Holst. From anyone as long it is orgasmic

4. Brahms's Second Symphony. Stunning. Get my recording with Berliner as well...

(oh, don't mod me because I'm doing free advertising here)

12-30-2002, 02:24 AM	#26
Ovazor Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Finland Posts: 884	Mood music 1. Zone out: Mike Oldfield - Ommadawn / Monty Python - Always look at the bright side of life 2. Rage: Prokofiev - Motagues and Capulets (from Romeo and Juliet) 3. Libido: I don't have one (song, that is). 4.Too beatiful: Mozart: Lacrimosa illa dies (from Requiem) / Vangelis - Movement X (from Tribute to El Greco) 5.Safe & comfortable: Mike Oldfield - On Horseback / Vangelis - Good to see you (from the City) 6. Intense picture: Mendelsshon - wedding march from midnightsmmer's dream (Hearing it will immedietely remind of the cover of the record I had it on)

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12-29-2002, 08:04 AM	#21
Perchance Veteran Member Join Date: May 2002 Location: Kentucky Posts: 1,059	My intensely sad song: Enya, Fallen Embers. (It's not even that long, and it's really non-explicit, and I start sobbing). My anti-religion song: Julia Ecklar, Hand of God (I tend to listen to this whenever I've heard someone I know make a particularly idiotic theistic statement). -Perchance.

12-29-2002, 10:32 AM	#22
mecca777 Veteran Member Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Newcastle-upon-Tyne, UK Posts: 1,255	1. Zone-out song Cornelius, "Typewriter Song" NIN, "A Warm Place" 2. Catharsis The Police, "Can't Stand Losing You" DMX/Tears For Fears, "Who We Be/Shout" (UNKLE Sounds remix) NIN, "Ruiner (Version)" 3. Libido Bj�rk, "Isobel" 4. Beautiful song Red House Painters, "24" UNKLE, "Rabbit In Your Headlights" 5. Safe song Cheap Trick, "I Want You To Want Me (Live)" 6. Picture song Cocteau Twins, "Lorelei" Elysian Fields, "Jack In The Box" 7. Intensely sad song The Cure, "Last Dance" Joy Division, "The Eternal"

12-29-2002, 11:41 PM	#23
August Spies Contributor Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: The Vine Posts: 12,950	wow you all listen to pansy music 1. Your "zone out" song that makes you realize exactly what's important in this world. 2. Your catharsis (rage) song. 3. Your libido song. 4. Your song that's so beautiful it hurts to listen to it. 1. City of caterpiller: "and you thought a celing could replace haven" Godspeed you black emperor: most anything, but "moya" 2. (got too many of these) Page 99 "my application to heaven" Catharsis "arsonists prayer" 3. uh.... 4. Aesop Rock "daylight" Modest Mouse "lives"

12-29-2002, 11:42 PM	#24
August Spies Contributor Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: The Vine Posts: 12,950	oh oh oh my libido song is "paranoid Android" by radiohead. yeah

12-30-2002, 08:04 AM	#28
Uzzah Regular Member Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Tennessee Posts: 196	7. Extremely Sad Song It would be The Cheiftain's Siuil a Run, the same one that got my vote as most beautiful. I honestly urge anyone who has never heard it, to find it and listen to it. It's honestly a gift to humanity. Plus if I'm not mistaken, it's sung by Sissel. Uzzah

12-30-2002, 08:38 AM	#29
Herbert Von Karajan Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Nowhere Posts: 45	1. Your "zone out" song that makes you realize exactly what's important in this world. Coldplay - Parachute 2. Your catharsis (rage) song. Deftones - My own summer (shove it) 3. Your libido song. Songs by Jewel...damn haven't listen her for a long time...:banghead: 4. Your song that's so beautiful it hurts to listen to it. What's that John Lennon song that goes with... I love you...well, well...now and forever... "Woman' or something...

12-30-2002, 08:47 AM	#30
Herbert Von Karajan Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Nowhere Posts: 45	Classical: 1. Das Abshied From Das Lied Von der Erde by Mahler. Recommended; Jascha Horenstein's recording. 2. The Hero's battle with his adversaries from Ein Heldenleben by Richard Strauss. Recommended; my recording with Berliner or Rudolph Kempe's with Dresden State Orchestra. 3. Venus from The Planets by Gustav Holst. From anyone as long it is orgasmic 4. Brahms's Second Symphony. Stunning. Get my recording with Berliner as well... (oh, don't mod me because I'm doing free advertising here)

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