Do you listen to, music that makes you sad, when already with sadness?

vaclava krishna

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• Jul 23, 2007

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Is this the normal, habitat?

 

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The Smiths?

Music for the times when I cried til I died

 

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I like Tom Waits when I'm driving late at night. Live in Australia from March '79 (available in various bootlegged forms, usually under the title "fast women and slow horses") is a personal fave, as its right on the cusp between his two "careers". The version of Burma Shave at the end of that show is almost literally sublime.

 

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I suspect Vaclav, international man of mystery that he is, will prefer the fado.

 

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Originally Posted by eg1

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I suspect Vaclav, international man of mystery that he is, will prefer the fado.
Eg, for both melencholy and, bacalhau.

 

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Originally Posted by Joel_Cairo

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I like Tom Waits when I'm driving late at night.

Joel,

does driving, make you sad, also ?

 

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Originally Posted by vaclava krishna

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does driving, make you sad, also ?

yes. I weep a tear for the polar bears in antarctica with every tick of the odometer.

 

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yes. I weep a tear for the polar bears in antarctica with every tick of the odometer.


Perhaps it's that, petrol emotion ?

 

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I'm always sad and always listen to depressing music.

 

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listening to the blues usually lifts me out of sadness

 

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I'm always sad and always listen to depressing music.


Jong,

do you know the source, of your sadness if other, than all the circumstance of, the daily bind ?

 

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Originally Posted by vaclava krishna

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Jong,

do you know the source, of your sadness if other, than all the circumstance of, the daily bind ?

vaclava,

the daily bind, has been alleviated, thanks to, increased fiber, intake. The sadness, is sourceless.

 

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Sure do. It usually helps me break out of the funk. But not break into funk.

 

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Nothing brings a man closer to tears than Air Supply's "All Out of Love"

 

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I have cried to that song.

Don't flame me.

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