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"Forum Moderator" Jedi |
I keep hearing about Crazy Frog, and I have know idea who or what it is. Can someone explain?
-------------------------------------------------- Anatomy to me is a homesick stomach and a broken heart |
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Guru |
Uh, none.
But maybe if I was feeling in the mood for lots of Prozac, these songs might have potential... Angeles - Elliott Smith Which Way - Nick Drake Svefn G Englar - Sigur Ros John Wayne Gacy, Jr - Sufjan Stevens |
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Know-It-All |
The less you know the better! This may seem a little odd to most of you but one song that always makes me cry is Puff the Magic Dragon. Very sad song about growing old and loosing your innocence. |
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Know-It-All |
All that song makes me wanna do is roll a J. RL, please don't click this. It's the ugly truth of Crazy Frog. |
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Apprentice Guru |
Oh, it's my good friend Crazy Frog.
 My 2-1/2 year old son (who has a frog obsession) LOVES that song and goes completely bonkers if I pick him up and dance around with him as it plays!  |
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Know-It-All |
"You and I" by Stevie Wonder. It was on a tape I made for my wife, and then it was our first dance as husband and wife. I actively try not to listen to Talking Book, so I can avoid that song. It makes me weep.
Some others: "Kiss Me Idle"-The Verve Pipe "Oh, Comely"-Neutral Milk Hotel "My Own Old Song"-Witness "Before the Calm"-Witness "Belong"-Brian VanderArk "Astral Weeks"-Van Morrison (pretty much the whole album) "Hush"-Jellyfish |
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"Forum Moderator" Jedi |
Is that song a cover or something? It seems like I've heard it before, only without the crazy frog. -------------------------------------------------- Anatomy to me is a homesick stomach and a broken heart |
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Apprentice Guru |
The Crazy Frog always moves me to the tears as well. Something about the unique timbre of his voice. Why, that fucker could sing the phonebook and I'd well up like a teenage girl dumped on prom night
. Or, for that matter, the old lady down the hall if El Presidente finally kicks the bucket...  |
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Enthusiast |
Pardon the repeats:
Arcade Fire-Tunnels Radiohead-True Love Waits Bob Dylan-Mississippi and Not Dark Yet Wolf Parade-I'll Believe in Anything and This Heart's on Fire (not your typical tearjerker, but listen to the entire album, then let the last verse hit you in the gut) Wilco-Poor Places Eels-(live) Girl from the North Country... love Dylan, but I like this one better John Lennon-Beautiful Boy (makes me think of my 2 year old son) |
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Participant |
i agree with sunset about Beautiful Boy
and Iris byt eh Goo Goo Dolls |
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Slacker |
it´s not necesary sad lyrics to makes you cry... just necesary remembers me something in mind...
black and nothingman - pearljam creep- stone temple pilots nutshell and down in a hole- alice in chains under the bridge- red hot chili peppers nothing else matters- metallica the scientist- coldplay imagine- jhon lennon when i´m down- chris cornell angel- sarah mclachlan twenty one- the cranberries oh god i´m tearful |
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Enthusiast |
Just a query. I know this will make me look dumb, but meh. Is Blidn Willie Mc Tell names after the Dylan Song or is teh Dylan song about him? Cheers. |
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Jedi |
Jumpin', Dylan wrote the song about him. Blind Willie McTell (born William Samuel McTell in 1901) hailed from the town of Thomson, Georgia. He lost his eyesight in late childhood. Best known song is probably "Statesboro Blues", the best known version of which is probably that of the Allman Brothers. |
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Know-It-All |
Radiohead - fake plastic trees
Radiohead - Fade out Flaming lips - ego tripping at the gates of hell (in fact most of the songs of yoshimi) Snow patrol - run Sigur ros - basically any of their songs The head of state has called for me, but I don't have time for him |
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Participant |
Pretty much anything by Antony and The Johnsons. His a six foot tall confused awkward angel whose voice, subject matter and child like hopefulness is just so beautifully tragic it almost alway brings me to tears.
You seem to be suffering form delusions of adequacy. |
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Slacker |
Father and Son- Cat Stevens
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Jedi |
There was a recent feature on this at the AV Club.
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Enthusiast |
Besides "Tony" by Diamanda Galas and "Wish you Were Here" by PInk Floyd... I'd have to say that a classic tear jerker is "For All we Know" by a couple dozen artists since god was young... most recent, and hella decent is by the Noisettes....
You can hear it at the end of the current weekly podcast that I do. Hang in there for the tear jerker. Dashboard Confessional could perish in a plane over the Everglades, get eaten by alligators, thrown up by alligators and, have their vomited corpses crapped on by a hepatitis infected Nick Nolte look a like, and I wouldn't care enough to even be on the sidelines cheering. |
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Participant |
Radiohead - Fake Plastic Trees
Jeff Buckley - Hallelujah U2 - Kite U2 - Sometimes You Can't Make It On Your Own U2 - Miss Sarajevo Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here Nick Drake - Day Is Done Sparklehorse - Eyepennies REM - Everybody Hurts PJ Harvey - Angelene Elton John - Your Song Queen - Show Must Go On |
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