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Re: Songs About Death

Posted: Wed Sep 02, 2015 2:57 am
by MartyMcFly
I've noticed too that most of Al's death songs (or at least where it's a part of the story) are usually entertaining or funny or musically upbeat, so it kinda slips under the radar. The only truly sad or dark songs he's done imo, are "Mr Frump in the Iron Lung" and maybe "Christmas at Ground Zero", since the entire song was about a nuclear holocaust.

Re: Songs About Death

Posted: Wed Sep 02, 2015 5:05 pm
by Yankomaniac
Nature Trail To Hell is also a "dark song". Not a sad song but I'd say it is rather "dark".

Re: Songs About Death

Posted: Thu Sep 03, 2015 11:05 pm
by MartyMcFly
Yankomaniac wrote:Nature Trail To Hell is also a "dark song". Not a sad song but I'd say it is rather "dark".
Definitely. I think he was spoofing all the 80s slasher movies (which were probably MORE popular at the time than they are now). Another thing I love about Al is that, most of his dark and disturbing songs (like "The Night Santa Went Crazy", one of his most well-known originals) have the juxtaposition with being musically upbeat.

Re: Songs About Death

Posted: Thu Sep 03, 2015 11:42 pm
by Heds
death
:killed:

Re: Songs About Death

Posted: Sat Oct 31, 2015 10:54 pm
by Song Dust
'Everything You Know Is Wrong' never fails to make me laugh. It really paints a picture in my head whenever I listen to it.

Re: Songs About Death

Posted: Thu Nov 26, 2015 2:32 pm
by Sappho
MartyMcFly wrote:Another thing I love about Al is that, most of his dark and disturbing songs (like "The Night Santa Went Crazy", one of his most well-known originals) have the juxtaposition with being musically upbeat.
I love Weasel Stomping Day for this. It's so incredibly cheery and so perfectly horrible at the same time! XD

Re: Songs About Death

Posted: Fri Nov 27, 2015 4:18 pm
by chickadee
One of my favorite death songs is Everything You Know is Wrong.
Okay, I'm gonna get serious for a minute. I've had a series of traumas (including the untimely deaths of my parents,the love of my life, my sister, and even more trauma I won't get into). I developed PTSD. More than anything else,(I refused all drugs as treatment) Al's outlook on life and his humor has helped me. My anxiety dissolves when he points out you don't know what's gonna happen so why worry about it. He survives a car crash but dies from a paper cut. Heaven has a dress code, but they let him in anyway.
Thanks soooo much Al!!!

Re: Songs About Death

Posted: Fri Nov 27, 2015 8:12 pm
by Annie27
I'm so sorry Chicky. Just stick with Al. He truly is a walking anti-depressant. :hug:

Re: Songs About Death

Posted: Fri Nov 27, 2015 9:01 pm
by Heds
chickadee wrote:One of my favorite death songs is Everything You Know is Wrong.
Okay, I'm gonna get serious for a minute. I've had a series of traumas (including the untimely deaths of my parents,the love of my life, my sister, and even more trauma I won't get into). I developed PTSD. More than anything else,(I refused all drugs as treatment) Al's outlook on life and his humor has helped me. My anxiety dissolves when he points out you don't know what's gonna happen so why worry about it. He survives a car crash but dies from a paper cut. Heaven has a dress code, but they let him in anyway.
Thanks soooo much Al!!!
:sorry:
I'm so sorry to hear such bad news about you, chickadee ;(
Life is hard. Remember that we here at WOWAY love you and we'll do anything to prevent that from not happening.
:flower: :hug:

Whenever you need a hand or even an arm, we're here for you 24/7.
:gaga: Stay happy <3

Re: Songs About Death

Posted: Sat Nov 28, 2015 12:18 am
by chickadee
Golly.... I'm overwhelmed by so many kind words. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Life is so hard, but all of you have been so kind that it shows me the other side of it.
There is so much goodness, too.
I wish all of this goodness for each and everyone of you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!