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The_Sweetest_Thing

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I'm feeling particularly sappy and sad right now. I need some tunes.

I'm exhasting my Coldplay. And Thirty-Three (SP). And Song for a Winter's Night (Sarah McLachlan).

I'd write more, but I'm also at a loss for words. THERE's a first!
 
I'm A Great Lakes Freighter Nut, With An Interest In Shipwrecks

Gordon Lightfoot's "The Wreck Of The Edmund Fitzgerald"

Sappy? No...

Sad and chilling? Yes...

"Does anyone know where the love of God goes when the waves turn the minutes to hours?"
 
doves - caught by the river
badly drawn boy - the shining
elbow - asleep in the back
sigur ros - vi?rar vel til loft?r?sa (good weather for airstrikes)
the verve - history
smashing pumpkins- once in a while
starsailor - alcoholic
the white stripes - we are gonna be friends
chris cornell - sunshower
pearl jam - all those yesterdays
beta band - dry the rain
pink floyd - mother
radiohead - street spirit [fade out]
electric soft parade - red balloon for me
 
Go and listen to Elliott Smith, Between the Bars now!!

also,

Morning of Magicians - Flaming Lips
Tears are in Your Eyes - Yo La Tengo
Laser Beam - Low
Like a Forest - Low
How to Dissapear Completely - Radiohead
Jeff Buckley - Hallelujah
Fall - Bruce Cockburn :drool: :drool:
Waiting on an Angel- Ben Harper
 
oh yes,

Rufus Wainwright - The Consort
Pearl Jam - Indifference
Blue Rodeo - Dark Angel
Leonard Cohen - Take this Waltz, Famous Blue Raincoat
Mogwai - all of Rock Action!!
 
The Verve - On Your Own, History, I See The Door
Muse - Unintended
Massive Attack - Tear Drop
Nick Drake - River Man
BT - Satellite
Pink Floyd - Shine On You Crazy Diamond, Marooned, Echoes
Jeff Buckley - Hallelujah
The Smiths - I Know Its Over, Please Please Please Let Me Get What I Want
 
there's a new pearl jam tune called "thumbing my way" that really gets me....it's about reflections on your life and has lyrics like:

"all the wasted signs we ignore throughout our lives; choosing the shiny ones instead"

"I can't be free with what's locked inside of me; if there was a key you took it with you"

"there's no more wrong or right but I'm sure there's good and bad"

"no matter how cold the winter, there's a springtime ahead"

I think it's the most mature song they've ever written.


good to ponder your life to.
 
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