[Mr.PD]

I have some songs that got me through a split up. But, our tastes in music are very different. Here is some newer songs.
how can I type the name of the song with out violating the no cussing rule?

F You by Hot Buttered Elvis

Go Ask Charley- by Clowns For Progress

The Gauntlet by Dropkick Murphys --- this one is for self determination.

Older songs in a different vain

Roll Me Away by Bob Seger

Touch of Grey by Grateful Dead

Running Down a Dream by Tom Petty good for driving away in the car.

Roll With the Changes by REO Speedwagon

Southern Cross by uh............I can't remember who did that.

 

[Czilla9000]

When I am sad, playing sad music just makes me sadder.

I recommend "Don't Worry Be Happy"

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[usc goose]

Quote:

Originally posted by Mr.PD Southern Cross by uh............I can't remember who did that.

crosby, stills, nash and young i believe.

 

[Dusty Chalk]

Can't think of anything right now, but just wanted to post and offer my condolences. Breaking up sucks, no two ways about it. Even if it's amicably, even if you're "in the right", or even if one was "in the wrong", doesn't matter, it always sucks.

I tend to go for the dark stuff when I'm depressed, but that's just me.

Tonio K., "H-A-T-R-E-D", comes to mind.

 

[Rizumu]

fyrfytrhoges: Pedro the Lion - It's Hard To Find A Friend - Bad Diary Days

;_;

God this is a depressing album, but it's really great...

 

[fewtch]

http://www.purelyrics.com/index.php?lyrics=ljyrgrtu

 

[fyrfytrhoges]

thanks for all the reco's and the condolences guys, i'll give some of them a try today.

 

[enak]

Orpheus' Falling to Dreams works for me, it's a beautiful cd.

 

[stallion11msu]

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how can you not hate a person who preached to you for years about fidelity and then turns out to be the biggest hypocrite you've ever met in your life

My condolences fyrfytrhoges. Just thought you might like to know that Freud had a name for this type of situation; a defense mechanism called reaction formation. It's essentially a denial and reversal of feelings. Examples would be the nun who preaches about the dangers of alcohol and turns out to be an alcoholic herself, or the person who is unconsciously attracted to the same sex and develops an intense hatred of gays.

 

[fyrfytrhoges]

stallion, that sounds about right!

 

[redshifter]

jeez, hoges, i'm sorry.

i reach for these albums when life starts to suck:

beach boys: pet sounds (cheer up)
the flaming lips: the soft bulletin (cheer up/mope -- i don't know why)
boards of canada: music has the right to children (dark mood)
the smiths: louder than bombs (mope)
doobie brothers: best of (cheer up)
brian eno: thursday afternoon (really chill out--ety time)
tool: aenima (angry)
metallica: master of puppets (real angry)
beethoven: archduke trio (cheer up)

 

[fyrfytrhoges]

thanks redshifter, i'm at the "angry" phase right now.

 

[Schizorabbit]

What you need is some good uplifting Irish jig music. Check out this group called Gaelic Storm, that brightens my mood on any day, same with some good old light hearted Weezer (though not Irish jig).

 

[johnny sack]

fyrfytrhoges:

I know exactly what you are going through - well, almost. I just got out of a 3 year relationship with my girlfriend. I found that music can help out a lot, as well as make things worse - depending on the song selection.

I find that, to me, if I listen to anything new it helps out. I seem to enjoy listening to something new that I haven't heard before moreso than something I listened to a lot while i was with my gf.

I don't know. Maybe that is obvious, but I thought i would give my 2 cents as well.

 

[SteeleBlayde]

Korn (Follow the Leader) - Reclaim My Place