Yup......

Razor by Foo Fighters will lead me into cutting.
And Don't Fear the Reaper by Blue Oyster Cult is down right dangerous for me to listen to.

I honestly believe music can affect moods. Try something a bit non dark. No Joy Division. Try some Cloud Cults, they always lift my from my self imposed depression. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rA98Upc4hIo&feature=player_detailpage

Depressing music or music that relates to bad feelings and bad times in my life can be therapeutic to listen to. It's a feeling that someone knows what I'm going through and they were able to make it into a awesome song, singing the words I can not speak. But I have to be careful not to listen to that stuff for too long.

I try to snap myself out of it eventually and listen to the happier music; Songs that remind me it's ok to fall down as long as I get back up again. Songs that remind me that I'm human too. Or just fun songs with upbeats that can lift my mood.

Pharrell Williams' song "Happy" has the ability to pep me up no matter what. It's weird: http://youtu.be/y6Sxv-sUYtM

Bob Dylan once said happy songs were easy to write. I find sad and angry songs therapeutic since I know somebody else felt or feels like I do. I always listen to angry music while working out at the gym. Poppy, happy music just doesn't do it for me.

"Down In a Hole" by Alice in Chains is the song which resonates with how I usually feel, especially the live version where Layne Staley's voice sounds like it is about to give out. It can be found here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HsucxjYnlTA

I take it as a song about how a sensitive artistic type uses heroin to deal with the heartbreaks and disappointments in life. My drug of choice and figurative womb is alcohol.

My depression is situational and the lyrics, "I'd like to fly, but my wings have been so denied," pretty much sum up what I have been dealing with for years. No matter what I do, including earning a master's degree, I can't overcome my situation to ascend to a lesser circle of hell. I realize the American Dream is dead for me and the proceeding generations.

As of late, things have gotten worse for me and I am descending into a greater circle of hell. Pretty much every lyric in that song encompasses a facet of how I feel. I often use its title as my status.

That's why I have not listened to any music since my husband left me in 2011. Having enough trouble dealing with it..

I used to be addicted to my ipod, I listened to music constantly.

Then I got on meds and now I can't stand to listen to any music at all.

Music really makes me upset now.

I go to the dance club listen to the lound house music, it make me feel good. Sometime feel hungry and thirty.

When I am feeling really down I find I can't handle "happy" or up beat music. It makes me feel so much worse, almost like it is mocking me. On the other hand when listen to angry, frustrated, or dark music usually makes me feel better.