Songs that make you reflect on your life when your feeling blue...

[jindrak]

I will list all the songs as though I were putting it on a 80 min CD. There are of course other songs, but the songs I listed were the ones that came to my mind first.

1) three doors down- away from the sun
2) pear jam- evenflow
3) u2- stuck in a moment
4) nickelback- someday
5) nickelback- this is how you
6) disturbed- prayer
7) third eye blind- jumper
8) 311- all mixed up
9) cold- gone away
10) hoshel- around the stars
11) linkin park- crawling
12) linkin park- easier to run
13) staind- so far away
14) godsmack- make me believe
15) orgy- stitches
16) korn- freak on a leash
17) trust company- downfall

[The Outlaw]

This reminds me of Waterboy when Sandler says something about a rainbow coming out when you're feeling blue.

You fruity pebble

[Funky Fly]

That list makes me wanna puke. Pearl Jam has the only good song on there.

And to answer your topic:

Michael Andrews - Mad World

[jindrak]

Funky its my list...Feel free to list the songs you listein to that pertain to the title of the topic.

[el fregadero]

I don't think I've ever felt blue.

[Hired Hitman]

Simple Plan - Perfect

makes me remember some good and bad times in my life... but it makes me happy when thinking about the bad... cause we're not perfect :D

[jindrak]

Simple Plan - Perfect

makes me remember some good and bad times in my life... but it makes me happy when thinking about the bad... cause we're not perfect :D

That songs takes me back to the middle of my fall semester during my freshmen year of college. What makes the song special for me is that it made me reflect on 18 years worth of living, but more specifically the past 5 years or so. I had just graduated high school a few months ago, and now I was starting a new beginning (college).

On a relating note- In NYC, the end of summer/beginning of fall, definately changes how you feel. Gone are the nice warm days of summer, instead replaced with what is almost always a harsh winter in NYC.

That is when I first heard the song. It was during the time when the weather was getting colder, and when I would soon start having to wear a jacket outside. When I first heard the song, I knew I had to hear it again. The music video was tremendous, and it definately fit the song perfectly, so to speak.

Anyways, the song just takes me back to the time during my freshmen year of college when summer was turning into fall, and I realized things were changing in my life.

[asphyXy]

<font color=969696>Dark Tranquillity - Auctioned
Alice In Chains - Bleed The Freak</font>

[Jonster]

William Orbit - Adagio For Strings.

Plus the whole "Pieces In A Modern Style" album is good for reflecting.

[Outsider]

Something Corporate - Konstatine

[Gonzo]

I will list one. Whitesnake - Here I Go Again

Really self explanatory if you must know.

[asphyXy]

<font color=969696>Whitesnake rules.</font>

[The Outlaw]

That songs takes me back to the middle of my fall semester during my freshmen year of college. What makes the song special for me is that it made me reflect on 18 years worth of living, but more specifically the past 5 years or so. I had just graduated high school a few months ago, and now I was starting a new beginning (college).

On a relating note- In NYC, the end of summer/beginning of fall, definately changes how you feel. Gone are the nice warm days of summer, instead replaced with what is almost always a harsh winter in NYC.

That is when I first heard the song. It was during the time when the weather was getting colder, and when I would soon start having to wear a jacket outside. When I first heard the song, I knew I had to hear it again. The music video was tremendous, and it definately fit the song perfectly, so to speak.

Anyways, the song just takes me back to the time during my freshmen year of college when summer was turning into fall, and I realized things were changing in my life.

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[jindrak]

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At a lost for words?

[The Outlaw]

Yes. I am not sure how to respond to a post of that caliber.

[KingofOldSchool]

2) pear jam- evenflow


Pear jam?

You fucker.

[MVP]

Dropkick Murphys - Do or Die

[FakeLaser]

Midtown - Living In Spite (Acoustic)
Brand New - Okay, I Believe You, But My Tommy Gun Don't
Alien Ant Farm - Sarah Wynn
Death Cab For Cutie - We Laugh Indoors
Finch - Awake
The Get Up Kids - A Newfound Interest In Massachusettes
The Get Up Kids - Out Of Reach
Glassjaw - Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Silence
Head Automatica - Sound System
Incubus - Mexico
Nirvana - The Man Who Sold The World
Ozma - Baseball
Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here
Radiohead - Exit Music (For A Film)
Rooney - Find Myself
The New Amsterdams - Forever Leaving
Thursday - This Song Brought To You By A Falling Bomb
Weezer - Butterfly

PRETTY EMO, but this is about being in an emo mood.

Hmmm, that would actually be a decent mix.

[Moonspell]

Machine Head - "The Burning Red"
Nightwish - "Angels Fall First" or "Dead Boy's Poem"

I usually seem to reflect when listening to most Nighwish songs.

[Requiem]

Why does jindrak always make threads here about "songs that do something" or something along those lines? :mad:

[jindrak]

Why does jindrak always make threads here about "songs that do something" or something along those lines? :mad:

You know what they say...Stupid questions, stupid people. :-\

[Transplant]

The Greatest Fall (Of All Time) - Matchbook Romance

[KleptoKlown]

pretty much any red hot chilli peppers song, namely under the bridge

[Requiem]

You know what they say...Stupid questions, stupid people. :-\
No.. I was asking a serious question.. Why the hell do you have to have a monopoly on these kinds of threads? (Except of course for the one thread asking "what songs make you want to kill jindrak?") "Songs that make you feel like riding a cock" is probably going to be a thread created by you in the near future...

You know what they say.... Stupid paragraphs, stupid people... :roll: