[ShamanSleeve]

I would have to say 'Limousine' by Brand New.

 

[rehabitat]

Pale Septembre - Camille

 

[Oberst Oswald]

"Bugler" by The Byrds
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q36cCm3OMbI

 

[aroldan]

Pie Jesu from Durufle's Requiem. It's a plain sorrow.
 

 

 

[FlyingHans]

mission of burma   "mica"
 

 

[barid]

I don't know about 'saddest' since there are so many to pick from, but I'd say mazzy star's "fade into you" or "look on down from the bridge" are sad. 
 
an awful lot of elliott smith songs come to mind as well.

 

[adamimos]

not sure if mentioned yet, but the answer is ne me quitte pas by jacques brel

 

[garetjax1]

Some that I didn't see listed, that are personal favs:
 
- Tear in your Hand, Tori Amos
- Cut Here, The Cure
- Tangerine, Led Zeppelin
- On My Own, Les Miserables
- Set Fire To The Third Bar, Snow Patrol
- Joey, Concrete Blonde
- Black Black Heart, David Usher
- The Ballad, Testament
- Gentleman Who Fell, Milla
 
 
Thumbs up to the people who mentioned:
 
- Fade to Black, Metallica
- Hallowed Be Thy Name, Iron Maiden
- Fade to Black, Mazzy Star

 

[skeptic]

I love "In tall buildings", by John Hartford, as performed by Gillian Welch.

A sad but lovely tune, and one of my favorite accidental finds on spotify/mog.

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[rehabitat]

Quote:

Pie Jesu from Durufle's Requiem. It's a plain sorrow.
 

 

Indeed yes. A sorrow which is utterly transformed at the penultimate hymn; In Paradisum.  Such power.  Pure genius!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mnRTuf7aA4o
I find it impossible not to be deeply moved by this piece.
 
Play it loud

 

[aroldan]

In Paradisum was played when my grandma passed just one month ago. It was really touching. 

 
Quote:

Indeed yes. A sorrow which is utterly transformed at the penultimate hymn; In Paradisum.  Such power.  Pure genius!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mnRTuf7aA4o
I find it impossible not to be deeply moved by this piece.
 
Play it loud