Diamanda Galas does Gloomy Sunday
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posts #4, #5, and #6 to Halloweenmy Halloween-themed contribution to Sunday Under Covers is a song infamously tagged as a suicide song, covered by an artist enthroned with the most unnerving vocal terror (Terrorizer magazine).Gloomy Sunday has existed since the 1930s, as the original composition of the Hungarian pianist Rezsö Seress and soon rewritten by the Hungarian poet László Jávor. In the same decade, it also bore two English translations: the oft covered of them by Sam M. Lewis, and a seldom heard one by Desmond Carter, supposedly the gloomiest of the English-language versions. (Wikipedia)raised as a Greek Orthodox American, Diamanda Galás covered the Desmond Carter variation for the album The Singer in 1992.




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