Surrealisticpillows

I love Stone Sour, they are a lot better then Slipknot In my opinon, Corey Rhodes actually uses his vocal talent brilliantly.

Another sad one by Evanescense is October.

There are way too many sad songs, But I am going to say Black, by Pearl Jam I think it's sad, and I just so happen to be listening to it...

I usually get my "Insperado" from my own emotions. Too many emotions...But I think I was somehow effected by the whole grunge era. So I will give that some credit.

I love candlebox, "Far behind" is one of my favorites too. Just thought I would share.

I wrote this a few years ago, I was going through old poems and I thought I would share...it's nothing to be proud of, but here it is. (If you can find any meaning in it, share). I now know It was your breath Warming my body, as real as my own. It was you, That held my stones The weight of my hope, Watching me crumble. Fading into you With that look of contentment Smiling because you can, Fulfilling hunger, Never backtracking to see That you left behind everything I'd need. We would both smile like it was Sunday morning, Covering. Inside my mind I could find you, eating and smirking, Crying in the corner Tears of blood, shed from the beauty you thought you felt, Sopping up every last drop of my flesh Carrying on as if you knew me. Sleeping to dream Your life existed with your clammy palms, Sugar sweet. I once felt your soul, We shattered porcelain like a wonderful prayer, Gone sour. Tainted, we would smile Carrying on, like vomiting after every meal and crying, molding our veins to one.

I don't know any songs about that, but I know exactly what you mean...

Coldplay Parachutes, or A Perfect Circle Mer De Noms...It's Brilliant.

I see, thank you for your help. That explains my confusion. Any Idea when it will be released?

Does anyone know what Ablum "October" is on cause it's not on Fallen? I can't figure it out. If anyone knows and could share that with me that would be tremendous.

I was wondering if anyone could tell me what this song is called and who sings it. Im pretty sure its Oasis but I may be wrong, here are some lyrics, "Cause all of the stars have faded away just try not to worry, you'll see them some day." :guitar:

My first album was Garbage, the first one. I was like 9 or 10...I'm not fond of garbage anymore.

Thank you so much. Iv actually wondered for quite some time, but always forgot about it until I heard the song again. Very much appreciated. :guitar:

First of all, If you're going to criticize something learn about the topic, or at least learn how to spell it correctly. Nirvana was on of the most influential bands of all time, especially to most of the new music you hear today. So how can you knock something like that. As a matter of fact Nirvana had a song released not too long ago called "You know you're right",It wasn't the greatest song but it was something new. In my opinion Nirvana was also one of the best bands ever. When I came apon this discussion I thought a lot of people were going to defend Nirvana, yet to my dismay it was a complete mockery. I'm not in the greatest mood right now, so If I'm coming off strong, my apologies.

I have this song stuck in my head and I have no idea who sings it. Its a woman with a soft voice. I think it goes "Faded without you there" don't quote me on it and when she says faded (I think) she carries on the A for a while. If anyone could help that would be awesome.

Wow, go easy on your self, pollute the air? At least you have to creativity to think of something original to write. Keep working and the more you work the more you will appreciate the talent you have In front of you. I'v been writing since I was like 9 years old, I look back at it all and laugh. You will grow to be an extraordinary writer. Good job by the way.

I agreee the flaming lips are underrated, as well as Yonder Mountain string band, And what happened to the Unicorns?

Danny Carey (from tool)

There are so many different reasons for every different person for enjoying sad music. Some might be sympathetic or empathetic towards the music. Some people like to hear how bad others are doing to make them self's feel some sense of false hope. Some people just like to be sad...cause they hate how everyone else is happy, cause they can't experience it. But I think with a lot of sadness comes great poetry and lyrics because there is so much true meaning behind that emotion everyone loves to hate. That would be a tough essay, cause I don't believe there is one meaning as to why people enjoy sad songs. Sorry if I wasn't any help, I just felt like voicing my opinion.

It's a great album. It might take some getting used to for some...but all in all it's awesome.

True.

The verve pipe- freshman and Ben folds Five- Brick

I was wondering if anyone could tell me who does the artwork for the flaming lips...especially for Yoshimi battles the pink robots??

"Oh, these..yeah these are the original yellows you must have the knockoffs, I'm outty five thoughsand." ROMULUX

I met Nickelback a bunch of times, mainly Chad Kroeger (the lead singer) I also met Default, they sang "Waisting my time" ... they didn't make it very big... I also met the lead singer of God head...and I got forced into line at a Sam Goody and met Britney Spears when her first album came out, It wasn't the greatest moment...but I thought I'd share...