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What is the darkest music you've ever heard?

Started by diamondwaspvenom, March 07, 2011, 06:56:40 PM

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Hmmm. Well, there's thematic darkness and then there's just that feels dark.

I've always thought Type O-'s stuff feels very dark.

Then there are songs that have an inexplicable dark feel to them that you wouldn't expect. There is a song by Elvis Costello called I Want You. It's very disturbingly obssessive and I feel very uncomfortable listening to it. I'm a big EC fan but I have difficulty listening to this song and usually skip forward.
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Raffine

Anybody remember the early 70's group 'Bloodrock' and their uplifting anthem D.O.A.?

Laying here, looking at the ceiling,
Someone lays a sheet across my chest.
Something warm is flowing down my fingers
Pain is flowing all through my back.

I try to move my arm and there's no feeling
And when I look, I see there's nothing there.
The face beside me stopped bleeding
The girl I knew has such a distant stare.


etc. 

Our local Dairy Queen knock-off had this on their jukebox for years.
We used to listen to this while munching hamburgers and slurping chocolate shakes.

Good times! :smile:
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Quote from: Raffine on April 01, 2011, 09:51:47 PMOur local Dairy Queen knock-off had this on their jukebox for years.
We used to listen to this while munching hamburgers and slurping chocolate shakes.

Good times! :smile:


^ Instantly generates a mental image of a pack of teen zombies chowing down.   :teddyr:  Thanks for that!
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