Music - What Songs and Movies (1 Viewer)

[RobRenfro]

Do you hear or see and think or that is really good and then on second thought it's so sad it kinda makes you want to have a Xanax and a glass of whiskey? I only ask because this haunting melody that popped up on my Playlist stuck in my head. The song is called Golden Embers By Watchhouse. It's beautiful and gut wrenching at the same time.

 

[paasch]

hazel o'conner will you from the movie breaking glass a must see if you never have very poinent for me as a punk rocker growing up in the 80,s uk

 

[519helvis]

"I Don't Believe a Word" by Motorhead ... a rare number by them that hits deep on a lot of levels love them for there awesome rock n roll ... when this one comes on it definitely hits deep down lol. great tune though regardless

 

[RobRenfro]

A movie I saw once that was very good but if I never see it again as long as I live I'll be fine with that was Snow Angels. It was really good just dark man. Very well acted.

 

[Redmonkey]

The iconic song Dust in the Wind for sure. Like White Wedding gets played at weddings, I am sure many played this at funerals.

Wow, what a depressing start to the day.

Ok going to ear worm Karma Chameleon Kamma Karmma Karmma Chameleon whoo ooo

 

[postleaf]

The road

8mm, Manchester by the sea, the number 23

Yeesh

 

[Naturesong]

Everybody hurts, can still make me tear up just the same as when I first heard it.

The Baby of Mâcon, actual fucking horror. One of the best movies I've ever seen, and will never ever watch again.
Slow burning, visceral, gut churning horror that slowly ratchets up throughout the film to unbearable levels. You want to look away, but you can't.

 

[Oldman66]

Just a really cool jam. Most folks that hear this have no clue who is performing this song.

 

[Leo]

The road

8mm, Manchester by the sea, the number 23

Yeesh

omg yes, The Road...... I remember watching that in the theaters and walking out feeling like I'd been run over by a truck.

 

[Photonted]

Do you hear or see and think or that is really good and then on second thought it's so sad it kinda makes you want to have a Xanax and a glass of whiskey? I only ask because this haunting melody that popped up on my Playlist stuck in my head. The song is called Golden Embers By Watchhouse. It's beautiful and gut wrenching at the same time.

 

[RobRenfro]

omg yes, The Road...... I remember watching that in the theaters and walking out feeling like I'd been run over by a truck.

I listed to the Road the book on CD it was so simple and vivid. Forget surviving I want to be at the epicenter of any disaster.

 

[hushed]

"Lost Highway" by Hank Williams

 

[RobRenfro]

Desert Moon by Denis De Young of Styx. I spent 2 summers growing up in Spanish Fort, Alabama with my cousin. For some reason that song reminds me of those Summers