What is a good song, movie or show to watch before you go?

[SuicidalSymphonies]

Curious as to what kinds of media people would indulge in as their last few moments approach. Who says you can't have a good time if you're going to be gone for the rest?

The answers can be a mix of your favourites or just things that you think would make waiting at the stop less daunting or even less boring.

Thanks for any input!

 

[Throwawaysoul]

Personally I don't want to listen or watch anything manufactured before I go. If I had to choose or be forced to live, it would be classical music.

 

[SuicidalSymphonies]

Personally I don't want to listen or watch anything manufactured before I go. If I had to choose or be forced to live, it would be classical music.

And that's completely okay! Nobody HAS to listen to anything. It's just a curious question. I think I'd want to watch something that makes me laugh.

 

[Stan]

I think it would have to be something very fast paced to keep my mind off things

 

[TheGoodGuy]

If I had to chose I´d say Linkin Park for the lyrics or Blackmill for the nostalgia and relaxing feeling over it but personally I won´t listen to anything I just want to think about my childhood before I go.

 

[SuicidalSymphonies]

I think it would have to be something very fast paced to keep my mind off things

Very reasonable answer.

If I had to chose I´d say Linkin Park for the lyrics or Blackmill for the nostalgia and relaxing feeling over it but personally I won´t listen to anything I just want to think about my childhood before I go.

Of course. I understand that completely. Personally, I'd rather not think about those things.

 

[Kvotheloner]

 

[SuicidalSymphonies]

Wow... Very beautiful. Watching your icon as it plays it very mesmerizing.

 

[TowerUpright]

Probably Rage Against The Machine. Or Henry Rollins.

 

[SuicidalSymphonies]

Probably Rage Against The Machine. Or Henry Rollins.

Great choices.

 

[ImmaMacGuffin]

 

[BlueWidow]

If you're looking for a good, yet intense movie about suicide, I recommend a movie called
"Night Mother" starring Sissy Spacek. The whole movie is about Sissy Spacek's mother
(played by Anne Bancroft) trying to convince her not to commit suicide. But her character spends the entire movie counteracting every one of her mother's arguments for why she shouldn't do it and getting everything ready for her suicide. It's a very interesting movie. It can be very intense though.

As for a song, there are 3 songs I would recommend. "Winter" by Atomic Rooster,
"Suicide Manifesto" by Rick Springfield, and
"I think I'm Gonna Kill Myself" by Elton John.

 

[SuicidalSymphonies]

Love! Thank you!

If you're looking for a good, yet intense movie about suicide, I recommend a movie called
"Night Mother" starring Sissy Spacek. The whole movie is about Sissy Spacek's mother
(played by Anne Bancroft) trying to convince her not to commit suicide. But her character spends the entire movie counteracting every one of her mother's arguments for why she shouldn't do it and getting everything ready for her suicide. It's a very interesting movie. It can be very intense though.

As for a song, there are 3 songs I would recommend. "Winter" by Atomic Rooster,
"Suicide Manifesto" by Rick Springfield, and
"I think I'm Gonna Kill Myself" by Elton John.

I will give these a look. Thank you so much.

 

[Haku]

It's not really a show or a movie, even though it is an anime, but the anime doesnt give this series justice though. It's a visual novel video game series called Utawarerumono The Mask of Deception and the Mask of Truth. There is some gameplay, but the majority is just story, a really good one. The audio is in Japanese, but there is English subtitles. If games are not your thing, they have videos of the entire series on YouTube. It is a story that pierces my soul, one that I greatly recommend. If your are a fan of Japanese stories, then it is a story that I would definitely say you would get hooked on. If you are not a fan of Japanese VG, stories, culture, etc, you might not like it, but I have heard of people that are not a fan of anything Japanese, that have played these games or watched the videos get hooked to these stories. Also the soundtrack to this series is phenomenal, best video game soundtrack I have ever heard, hell best soundtrack of all time in my opinion. The 2 best tracks of them all are called, Risa Taneda- Sadame and Utawarerumono- Futatsuboshi. I listen to these soundtracks once a day, every night while I have my last cigarette of the night and stare at the moon. These 2 tracks are the epitome of peace in my opinion, and whenever I ctb, I want to have these tracks on a loop while I'm waiting for the SN to kick in. But yea, i recommend going through the videos of the games, it's got a bit of comedy to them, mostly the first part, but it starts to get a bit dark, going through the second part. I resonate with these stories because it deals alot with death and life problems and such

 

[SuicidalSymphonies]

It's not really a show or a movie, even though it is an anime, but the anime doesnt give this series justice though. It's a visual novel video game series called Utawarerumono The Mask of Deception and the Mask of Truth. There is some gameplay, but the majority is just story, a really good one. The audio is in Japanese, but there is English subtitles. If games are not your thing, they have videos of the entire series on YouTube. It is a story that pierces my soul, one that I greatly recommend. If your are a fan of Japanese stories, then it is a story that I would definitely say you would get hooked on. If you are not a fan of Japanese VG, stories, culture, etc, you might not like it, but I have heard of people that are not a fan of anything Japanese, that have played these games or watched the videos get hooked to these stories. Also the soundtrack to this series is phenomenal, best video game soundtrack I have ever heard, hell best soundtrack of all time in my opinion. The 2 best tracks of them all are called, Risa Taneda- Sadame and Utawarerumono- Futatsuboshi. I listen to these soundtracks once a day, every night while I have my last cigarette of the night and stare at the moon. These 2 tracks are the epitome of peace in my opinion, and whenever I ctb, I want to have these tracks on a loop while I'm waiting for the SN to kick in. But yea, i recommend going through the videos of the games, it's got a bit of comedy to them, mostly the first part, but it starts to get a bit dark, going through the second part. I resonate with these stories because it deals alot with death and life problems and such

Thank you for your input! Happy to reply by saying I own many VNs on Steam. Would love to try this one out!

 

[Dwna25]

I would listen clair de lune de Debussy....

 

[SuicidalSymphonies]

I would listen clair de lune de Debussy....

Will give a listen.... Thank you. x

 

[SoyImbecilaburrido]

If you're looking for a good, yet intense movie about suicide, I recommend a movie called
"Night Mother" starring Sissy Spacek. The whole movie is about Sissy Spacek's mother
(played by Anne Bancroft) trying to convince her not to commit suicide. But her character spends the entire movie counteracting every one of her mother's arguments for why she shouldn't do it and getting everything ready for her suicide. It's a very interesting movie. It can be very intense though.

As for a song, there are 3 songs I would recommend. "Winter" by Atomic Rooster,
"Suicide Manifesto" by Rick Springfield, and
"I think I'm Gonna Kill Myself" by Elton John.

Coldplay you never have heard? Every thing is not lost, but i don want to change yours tastes away, get slowly away little by little thinking in the light side

 

[citysnowfall]

I'd start by reading and listening to everything I've written and composed, so that I could feel like I've created something meaningful. I'd cap that off with a listening of Fantaisie-Impromptu by Chopin, Claire de Lune and Reverie by Chopin, and Une Barque sur L'Ocean by Ravel. I'd listen to La Campanella by Liszt, then listen one last time to the full Sophomore Storytime EP by Bell's Worth, fading out in the final act of the piece.
For whoever finds my body, I leave Je te Veux by Satie on repeat.

 

[Avery Jordan]

I have an end of life Spotify playlist I will use.

 

[Querry1]

Mr. Robot, Elliot speaks the truth about society, he's a lonely person and he's suffering a lot.

 

[SoyImbecilaburrido]

I'd start by reading and listening to everything I've written and composed, so that I could feel like I've created something meaningful. I'd cap that off with a listening of Fantaisie-Impromptu by Chopin, Claire de Lune and Reverie by Chopin, and Une Barque sur L'Ocean by Ravel. I'd listen to La Campanella by Liszt, then listen one last time to the full Sophomore Storytime EP by Bell's Worth, fading out in the final act of the piece.
For whoever finds my body, I leave Je te Veux by Satie on repeat.

Make that playlist, but try not to ctb

 

[Dubs]

Silence. I don't think there is any audio/video that would do justice or bring comfort at such a time, just my own thoughts.

 

[AlmostFinished]

My Way and That's Life - Sinatra Promised Land - Elvis
Folsom Prison - Cash

Although I could also hold The Catcher in the Rye in my hands to make it all weirder. It's a joke.

 

[trynacbt]

I'll be listening to Listen Before I Go by Billie Eilish, or something religious.

 

[thesongbird]

"Taxi Driver"

 

[Sweet emotion]

I'll be playing my favorite movie Halloween when I lie down and fall asleep for the final time.

 

[Roger]

The Hungarian Suicide Song - "Gloomy Sunday" sung by Billie Holiday

 

[Help_Me]

That would definitely be something spectacular from 60s / 70s or 80s, just to remind myself of mankind's greatest ahievements in music. Some jazz / blues / pop music would definitely do a thing.

 

[BlueWidow]

Coldplay you never have heard? Every thing is not lost, but i don want to change yours tastes away, get slowly away little by little thinking in the light side

Yes, i've heard of Coldplay but I'm not familiar with them. I like all different kinds of music from all different eras, so I'll have to check them out. Thanks for the suggestion!