Weird topic? Yes...but I have a friend going through a difficult time and I'm going to make her a CD and need some suggestions. I'll mix in happy music too to cheer her up, but I want touching music that'll mean something to her...something to relate to.
thanks.
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it is proven that Mozart and Blur made music that can put u in a better place...
duran duran-early hits r lovely, boy george, and 2 songs that make me wanna jump r timo mass - first day and **** forever...
and twist and shout, give peace a chance, and if u want u make someone laugh simply him/her the early 90s so called hits from 2unlimited, or marky mark, take that, spice girls..
well, i have fever so i cannot think of more... but i hope i was helpfull, for just a little bit
Bright Eyes, Iron & Wine, David Gray, Damien Rice, Elliott Smith, Jeff Buckley, Joseph Arthur, Rufus Wainwright, Sufjan Stevens, for the depressing part....you may check out some lyrics and then decide what song fits best...
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Your Funeral... My Trial - Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds
Broken English - Marianne Faithfull
Berlin - Lou Reed
The Idiot - Iggy Pop
Low - David Bowie
The Marble Index - Nico
Turn on the Bright Lights - Interpol
Blood on the Tracks - Bob Dylan
Closing Time - Tom Waits
And anything by Cat Power / Leonard Cohen / Joy Division / The Smiths
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It flung up momently the sacred river.
Billie Holliday is the ultimate depressed music. pretty much anything by her is good for someone feeling down.
I also agree with whoever it was the mentioned Rufus Wainwright and Jeff Buckley, specifically Go or Go Ahead by Rufus and Jeff Buckley's version of Lilac Wine....they're so good.
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you can also add some the smiths music, like 'how soon is now', 'i know it's over', 'last night i dreamt that somebody loved me' and 'still ill'. they are beautifully sad and meaningful, if only you want to listen deeper.
i also guess block party, interpol and muse may not be a bad choice, either.
Tears and Rain - James Blunt ( I always found it depressing)
Helena - My Chemical Romance
The Blower's Daughter - Damien Rice
I'll be Seeing you - Billie Holiday
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