#21

Miserable songs are the best and there are way too many to choose from, so I’ll go with the one that’s been in my head all day, The centerpiece and bleakest song on their bleakest album, it’s completely suffocating and devoid of anything resembling hope. The album artwork says it all.

The Flaming Lips - Butterfly How Long It Takes to Die

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#22

You can listen to this month’s show whenever you like on Mixcloud here:

#23

Best was seeing him live in Studio 2 here in Liv and being part of a room full of neurotic, oversensitive ~30 year olds singing “I am tired, I am afraid” in unison.

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#24

Beat me to it :smiley:

#25

Absolutely perfect and absolutely devastating.

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#26

Nearly God - Poems

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#27

Nice positive ending though

Saw him earlier this year but sadly had to leave before he played this one :frowning: (if I’d known it would be one of my last gigs of the year I’d have made alternative arrangements)

#28

Hi All,

To go with the radio show, I’ve decided to do a sad bastard music newsletter. Sign up if you fancy doses of musical melancholy in your inbox every now and then.

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#31

‘Holding’ is my Ruins pick

although like most sad songs, I’ve ruined it a fair bit by being too sad

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#32

oh! and that Mary Lattimore tune is a great shout </3

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#33

this, though

again, caveat that I’m in such a bad place and have been for a while that I don’t think I can’t get enough

but I have repeat-listened a lot

#34

some more:

etc. too many, really, will call it here.

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#37

I was going to do this but with Phoebe Bridgers

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#38

It’s fucking Baby Birch. Had it on earlier, amazing song, also horrible, feels a bit gross to actually enjoy it. But it’s so good.

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#40

This one allways seems to get me.

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