Gloommy Sunday< the die song

[GUYrenCE]

Glommy Sunday


anyone???

the song who everyone listen then go die..

share your thoughts!!!!

it seems not emo..but satantic

anyone??

 

[HarrisonYeo]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4WBZwLkvpFI&feature=related -english version
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Qaa4GDBr0k&feature=related -orginal

 

[HarrisonYeo]

it aint satantic..the lyrics are meaninfull too .

 

[GUYrenCE]

oh...okok..anymore??

share your thoughts..so many people die after hearing this song..

i find it alittle shock!!

 

[sshaz-ni]

Ahh. The hidden art of depressive music. Xasthur anyone? Hahaha!

 

[spinofdoom]

Its damn creepy la...

 

[HarrisonYeo]

where's that funeral doom guy !? lol

 

[GUYrenCE]

hahahaha>>>ya...who's that guy ???

 

[HarrisonYeo]

fuzzmusick !

 

[undermyskin]

read about this before and was really spooked out.

but this is the first time im listening to the original version. even though i don't understand the language, it does make u feel a little down.

or it could just be psychological, knowing the background to it. hmm.

 

[daffodil]

the original version wasn't that bad,

the english version really spooked me out...

damn!

 

[GUYrenCE]

hahaha...the orginal is ok..cause we don't know what it say...


both videos only watch half....so yeah....hahaha...as an Alternative Music LOveR

i must say..the song is on minor keys...


i wonder why people go kill themself right after they heard this...

In 1997 Billy Mackenzie, vocalist with Scottish band The Associates committed suicide near his father's home in Dundee.

and here's the people covers this song< if im not wrong>

Artists who have covered or reinterpreted the song include:

1935 (UK): Paul Robeson (released in the US in 1936)
1936: Damia (in French, under the title "Sombre Dimanche", recorded on February 28, lyrics by Jean Marèze and François-Eugène Gonda, music by Rezsö Seress)
1936: Hal Kemp
1936: Paul Whiteman
1941: Billie Holiday
1957: Josh White
1958: Mel Tormé
1959: Eila Pellinen (in Finnish under title "Surullinen sunnuntai")
1961: Sarah Vaughan
1962: Lou Rawls
1967: Carmen McRae
1968: Genesis (U.S. band unrelated to the well-known British band)
1969: Ray Charles
1979: Lydia Lunch
1981: Elvis Costello & the Attractions (Trust)
1982: Associates (Sulk)
1983: Marc and the Mambas
1983: Swans Way
1983: Jacques Calonne (Ténor Mondain) (in French, under the title "Sombre Dimanche", lyrics credited to László Jávor, but probably the ones by Jean Marèze and François-Eugène Gonda)
1984: Peter Wolf
1985: Harri Marstio (in Finnish under title "Surullinen sunnuntai")
1986: Christian Death
1988: Serge Gainsbourg (Le Zénith de Gainsbourg) (in French)
1991: The Singing Loins (Songs For The Organ)
1992: Diamanda Galás (The Singer)
1992: Sinéad O'Connor (Am I Not Your Girl?)
1995: Gitane Demone
1995: Sarah McLachlan (Rarities, B-Sides and Other Stuff)
1996: Mystic (The Funeral soundtrack)
1998: Marianne Faithfull
1998: Satin's Sadists (On the compilation Their Sympathetic Majesties Request)
1999: The Smithereens (God Save the Smithereens)
1999: Björk
1999: Heather Nova (South)
2000: Kronos Quartet
2000: Sarah Brightman
2001: Iva Bittova (The Man Who Cried)
2003: Emilie Autumn
2003: Edvin Marton
2003: Hot Jazz Band
2003: Priscilla Chan (with changed lyrics, pop, Cantonese, titled "Gloomy Sunday")
2004: Branford Marsalis (Eternal)
2004: MC Sniper (with changed lyrics, rap, Korean)
2005: Jaurim
2005: Eminemmylou featuring Legs MC (raps added, turned into anti-suicide anthem)
2006: Tsukimono (on Famousfor15mb.com)
2006: Angéla Póka (live) (performing Szomorú Vasárnap live during Megasztár)
2006: Red Sky Mourning
2006: Lucía Jiménez (for the movie the Kovak Box inspired by the song)
2006: Zaorany kytky [1](band from Czech republic)
2007: Candie Payne
2007: The Unbending Trees
Marc Almond
1958 Ricky Nelson (released posthumously)
Mickey Baker
Artie Shaw
Anton Lavey - from "htmpl productions & pcl link dump - christianity vs satanism" compilation
Rob Coffinshaker
Heather Nova
2007: Nguyen Hong Nhung & Thuy Huong (Vietnamese singers) - from ASIA DVD 56: Mua He Ruc Ro 2007 - Yeu Doi, Yeu Nguoi

 

[cloudwind]

ya, it's been mentioned dat there were ppl who killed themselves for this song... I would advise dun take the risk to listen, who knows wats the after-effects?

 

[lepak]

I Heard and watched the whole thing.. But nothing happend they say this thing makes u suicidal!

 

[Colarndo]

There was a time when there was a depression period when this song was written. And sung in tis original language. Hence it made ppl feel gloomy when things weren't going right for them

 

[Vaiyen]

i thought everyone knows that music affects our mood?

when u are already teetering at the edge, all it takes is a tiny catalyst to push you off.
It need not be this song; it could be any sad song.

 

[gutturalpiss]

Some songs make you cry, some make you fall in love, some make you smile, some make you laugh, some make you shy, some make you stupid, some make you wild, some make you angry, and finally some make you die.

 

[billthegeek]

Well, it is just a urban legend. There has been no substantiated evidence that anyone has committed suicide from listening to this song. Please check your facts before claiming "so many people has committed suicide".

But this song is sure depressing, huh?

 

[deathism]

depressing??


am i the only one here who finds it soothing?

 

[GUYrenCE]

hi..im sorry..but i did check and re-check again..

so the information i can give is somehow a 99.9% true


to weather so many people died...
the number is around 200/maybe more or less
i won't state the country and States...

just for your infor the guy who compose this it's a European....

i just think that's it's how you look at it...i did manage to listen all the songs which HarrisonYeo provided...

yeah...im still alive...don't have to intention to die or doing anything stupid...
Thank you..