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From "Durben, Steven" <Steven.Durben@cignabehavioral.com>
Subject Re: Depressing tunes
Date Thu, 28 Aug 2003 09:15:16 -0500

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I have to agree that Lou Reed's BERLIN wins (for me). I used to be a big
Reed fan.  I've never minded, and even liked music that strike a mood,
including despair.  But this album was so good yet so bleak I could rarely
listen to it. I don't think the song THE KIDS was exactly hit material
("they are taking her children away...") 

Having been a big Bowie fan back in the day, I found LETS DANCE to be
depressing and unlistenable too (but for different reasons).


Frank Sinatra's ONLY THE LONELY is one that IS listenable.  It always puts
me in a somber reflective mood.  Feels like you should be belly up to a bar
drowning your sorrows.

Most of Joy Division was quite depressing too.  

Many others but that's what springs into my mind.

Best, Steve




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