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AnotherBovine
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Fri Mar 28, 2003 2:19 pm Post subject: Most Depressing Soundtrack/Track/Classical Piece |
 
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I was wondering what brought people close to tears. There was a post a while ago but i was hoping for more sinse it seemed to have died. A couple i can think of are:
Thin Red Line
Shindlers List
Adagio For Strings - Barber
please let me know. i love long slow depressing music! Thanks, cya |
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Yvond
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Fri Mar 28, 2003 2:22 pm Post subject: Most Depressing Soundtrack/Track/Classical Piece |
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I've heard that the "Thin Red Line" brought a lot of people to tears...since it was such a bad movie.
Seriously though, the re-entry of Apollo 13 into the Earth's atmosphere gets me every time. |
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AnotherBovine
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Fri Mar 28, 2003 2:40 pm Post subject: Most Depressing Soundtrack/Track/Classical Piece |
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Thin red line might have been a bad movie but the music was good, and yea apollo 13 is good. |
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Fri Mar 28, 2003 4:03 pm Post subject: Most Depressing Soundtrack/Track/Classical Piece |
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The Shawshank Redemption
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moviebob
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yea, i agree shawshank was pretty moody. also american beauty comes to mind, both of them are newman, becasue newman is a genious |
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Saffron
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Schindler's List is by far the most depressing for me. I had to stop listening to it.
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Kristofke
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Without any doubt: A.I. |
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Snow Falling on Cedars - James Newton Howard
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Sleepers by John Williams
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EdMcMan
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Donnie Darko!
I love Mad World |
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Kristofke
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That song is really really great!!  |
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dvd901
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also a beautiful mind is pretty depressing music |
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XelNaga
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I have been to a concert in London, and they played music from John Williams' Schindler's list.
The woman played the violin, and it was as if the strings of the violin were the voices of the people of Bergen Belzen and Auswich....it was crying, with terror and pain, intense pain. I felt the most terrible shivering troughout my body...it was just like feeling the despair and pain of those people. Even my words here, can hardly express my feeling which I had back there in that concert hall...I have never heard any sadder music |
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EyeDea
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Fri Apr 18, 2003 12:51 pm Post subject: |
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Donnie Darko!
I love Mad World |
Lol I was gonna say Shindler's List, but Mad World takes the cake. What a depressing, but good song.
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insshc
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Schindler's list didn't really make me sad or depressed or anything =/ Everybody says it has that effect on them but I never get it, maybe because as a violinist I'm so caught up with Itzhak Perlman's beautiful playing =]
I'd have to go with Thin Red Line, a couple tracks there are just incredibly mood-dampening |
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