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Quit depresive mu∫ik...

Posted over 3 years ago

Artist:
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This Mortal Coil
Album:
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Blood

and then again... How come I will be the first to write about This Mortal Coil... nevermind... Sometimes I wanna quit listening to depresive musik but then again how come... I mean I always surrender to its beatuful and melancholic tunes... If you ever tried quitting depresive musik.... how's thåt wørkin'?We all do surrender to a deep-down-there tune... (even if is å corny on€)

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slrevare says Why would you quit it? You have to have half upbeat, half downbeat or you get off kilter.

Permalink posted 10/06/2006
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Skuter30 says I will never give up my depressive stuff. It's how we deal.

Permalink posted 10/06/2006
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Neill says Yeah, 3 great albums that where basically compilations... http://www.open.hr/~dalbor/tmc/

Permalink posted 10/07/2006
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playpal says I tried to quit it cause there was a time when I was only listening to depressive musik... with this mortal coil ahead of the list... And I just remembered. I wanted to put a post of it... Cause I know we always get confused in the way... jajaja... But Right now I embrace all types... It's just that I behave a little bit more selective in wich song goes with what... See ya... Thks ƒor the L!nk N€il!!!... Compilations...? I thought the albums were maid from a-z by all this musik geniuses... See ya...!!!

Permalink posted 10/09/2006
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Neill says Yeah, you are right. Everyone on the record label contributed to those albums...

Permalink posted 10/09/2006
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playpal says Men I love those albums... And it also have kind like a story cause T M C were introduced to me by My very best friend here in Mexico City... he was kind like a Vampire and were very Into the DArkness... Hes dead Now... But I remember him so often... Almost like he was living within me... He was much older than I am... So he tought me a lot of stuff... Introduced me to a lot of art that i didn't know... He was a paintor... A really dark-in-the-70's kinda like... Let me digitalized some of his work and I will show them... See ya around Neil, have a nice week...!

Permalink posted 10/09/2006