View Full Version : Emo it up, bay-beh.
I just got in a bet with some emo kid back in Michigan over who could find the most emo, sad, depressing song possible. I figured the friendly folks here at PSU could help.
Requirements: Must like a LOT of different types of music. Must listen to shit no one else does (*stares at Flak/1024*)
Disqualifications: If you are an MTV child, or if your favorite band begins with "L" and ends with "inkin Park" then you should GTFO. Also, if youre dumb, go away.
Heres a starter as to what Im looking for.
Serial Killer
By VNV Nation
In a face
A view
Through eyes this world collides.
I am voiceless in my angst
And nothing can take us back
To innocence.
Short, sharp, bloodlust reality.
In despair I reach for night,
in water purity reigns to be resolute.
As a land we clean our minds, reap our belongings,
sow our angers and our strengths.
All to obsessed by weakness
we have brought ourselves to meaninglesness.
So easy to control, bring to harm.
A gathering of fools unjustified, on a mountain.
I collect my thoughts
and I rise above all that despises me.
Comprehend the ways of man
and under a flag we salute or burn
there is blood on both shores.
With hardened mind I traveled,
with hardened heart I conquered
A freedom so ironic, so despicable, so hipocritical.
There is anger resolute.
Rears its familiar head on the TV screen.
In a dozen bags a life was placed.
In a breath he smiled and waved.
Five minutes at a time the power held true.
Without consternation our laws are lost.
Lost to butchers, lost to child killers, lost to narcotic ritual.
Another tag, another headline.
Another smiling face shall stay 10 winters long forever.
And where are the angels to guard?
Where is the God of men and children?
He is stalking the minds of dark poor souls.
I know it's right and I know it's time for freedom:
to kill another and to kill another child of the flag
'till there are none left...
to kill another and to kill another
Gaze in horror at what you've become
and take a look at what you've done.
You'll repent for what you've done;
raping my daughter, raping my son.
Savvy? /brit
Fragmatic
2004-04-11, 01:39 PM
Karma Police by Radiohead.
If you want to cry, that song is it.
l3lizz4rd
2004-04-11, 03:06 PM
Yeah, but he said he wants to "find the most emo, sad, depressing song possible".
Which means the worst, horrid, shittiest song ever.
All Radiohead need not apply.
FlakMan
2004-04-11, 04:10 PM
I never really got into emo but I know this girl who's a bitch to me and she can't get enough. I'll ask her which song makes her cry the hardest (which is not hard to do but still) and go with that.
Derfud
2004-04-11, 04:27 PM
Bright Eyes?
Fact is I never listen to emo music, I just heard people talk about it in an IRC channel, and that seems to be mentioned alot.
AztecWarrior
2004-04-11, 05:35 PM
I don't listen to emo music.
Something from the band "Kind of Like Spitting"
I happen to be on my alt comp right now. When i'm on my main ill post it later.
Onizuka
2004-04-11, 07:24 PM
Something from the band "Kind of Like Spitting"
I happen to be on my alt comp right now. When i'm on my main ill post it later.
1024 has no sig, omgwtfbbq
heh. i lost my creativty. I'll find it later.
Duffman
2004-04-11, 08:13 PM
OMG OMG OMG
Good Charlotte
no really i'll start looking for you
Duffman
2004-04-11, 08:35 PM
got 2 by Thursday
three chalk outlines sleep in the dirty street and in our beds, under the sheets, they're the halo of guilt hanging around your neck, next to the rosary you count, falling asleep and we're praying to treat the symptoms of letting go of all our hope. since we can't compete with martyred saints, we'll douse ourselves in gasoline and hang our bodies from the lampposts so that our shadows turn into bright lights 'white light, white heat' we'll make as we're blacking out in the center lane, we swerve to the beat, spill all the ink No revisions Do you hear the church bells ringing? wake up!! wake up in an outline and try to speak with the shattered voice of the lives we lead... have we slept too long between the bullet holes in a stained-glass window state? when we repent, we fall on the page (read, in the margins) we are the symptoms of letting go of all our hope. someday we'll be complete like modern saints, baptize our kids in gasoline and hang our doubts up in cathedrals so that they turn to faith in the colored sunlight. 'red rain, red rain' we'll make as we're blacking out in the center lane... do you hear the church bells ringing? they ring for you. we woke up this morning to a street filled with a thousand burning crosses and what we thought was the sunrise, just passing headlights still the choir girls sing, 'oh lord, can you save us? oh lord, sing hallelujah' they are the symptoms of letting go of all our hope... we're falling asleep with open eyes falling asleep inside the chapel falling asleep in chalk outlines falling asleep as the headlights pass us by...
and
The stage is set to rip the wings from a butterfly,
the stage is set,
don't forget to breathe,
between lines if the whole world dies,
then it's safe to take the stage,
these graves will stretch
like landing on strips - hospitals: all the dead museums, we won't have to be afraid anymore.
The crowd is growing silent with the gathering storm.
When the curtain falls and you're caught on the other side (just trying to keep up the act),
we'll lie in the back of black cars,
with the windows rolled up,
joining the precession of emptiness,
if we say these words,
it will be too late to take them back.
So we hold our breathe and fold our hands,
like paper planes (and we're going to crash)
We don't have to be alone ever again.
There's a riot in the theatre.
Someone's standing the aisle, yelling that the murderers are everywhere and they're lining up,
carving M in your side.
Pull the curtains back.
Kill all the house lights.
Pin the dress lotus flowers. The silk is spinning around and around,
with the ceiling fan.
I'm disappearing into the spotlight.
I'm on display,
with the butterfly and the scare crow,
with smiles like picket fences, you tie us all up and leave us outside.
"That voice is silent now and the boat has sunk..."
We're on our own but we're not going to run
Onizuka
2004-04-11, 08:42 PM
A requiem.
AztecWarrior
2004-04-11, 10:38 PM
I don't listen to shitty music. :D
Khronos
2004-04-11, 11:05 PM
stupid people call me an emo kid because of how i look..hair and glasses...which ive had for a while before emo was popular and i dont even care for [the music] much.
"emo" puts good music in the same category as crap.
the whole label pisses me off.
stupid people call me an emo kid because of how i look..hair and glasses...which ive had for a while before emo was popular and i dont even care for [the music] much.
"emo" puts good music in the same category as crap.
the whole label pisses me off.
holy fuck, man. right on. i have the exact same problem.
i listen to probably the exact opposite of emo, too.
ok, one of...
"The Short Story Long" - Kind of Like Spitting
"Blue Period" - Kind of Like Spitting
"At Your Convnience" - Kind of Like Spitting
"Robi Point, Stars Above" - Kind of Like Spitting
"Haven't Been to the Ocean Sense" - Kind of Like Spitting
"The Rest is up to You" - Kind of Like Spitting
MrPaul
2004-04-12, 05:53 AM
The Smiths - Girlfriend In a Come
The Smiths - Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now
If you're American/ under 25 I doubt You'll have heard of The Smiths, but they were so very, very depressed, although I always thought there was some irony in their songs..
As for Radiohead, Karma Police is a great song, and not nearly as sad as "No Suprises" (listen to the lyrics).
The songs/ music that tends to make most people emotional, is nothing new - listen to some of the sadder pieces of classical music; you'll find it's the best for getting tears.
One last thing:when I saw the topic name this joke sprung straight to mind
How many Emo Kids does it take to change a lightbulb?
None, they prefer to sit in the dark.
aha.
Dizik
2004-04-12, 06:39 AM
I'm only 22, but I know who The Smiths' are. And I can honestly say that I don't care for them or Morrissey (the Smiths' singer) anymore. You know that you complain a lot when Robert Smith from The Cure says you're a whiny bitch :)
Biohazzard56
2004-04-12, 06:51 AM
Every Rose Has its Thorn. :rofl:
MrPaul
2004-04-12, 07:54 AM
I'm only 22, but I know who The Smiths' are. And I can honestly say that I don't care for them or Morrissey (the Smiths' singer) anymore. You know that you complain a lot when Robert Smith from The Cure says you're a whiny bitch :)
Haha, too true.
As for the age thing, I'm just guessing, as I myself am only 15, but I now they're not a terrifically mainstream or new band, so I just thought that not that many people would have heard of 'em.
Anyone else heard fitter happier by radiohead? Not depressing as such...just...cool.
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