【The World's Three Banned Songs】Requiem · The Thirteenth Pair of Eyes · Black Sunday〈Forwarded〉

The original poster: Chen Xiang Views: 309 Replies: 13 Posted in: 2013-02-19 23:08:09
The world's three most forbidden songs are "Requiem for the Soul," "The Thirteenth Pair of Eyes," and "Gloomy Sunday." These are three cursed pieces of music. People who have listened to these three songs often cannot withstand the sorrowful melodies and are said to have accepted God's invitation, with "Gloomy Sunday" being the most famous.

Cursed Song: "Requiem for the Soul"
"Requiem for the Soul" is one of the three cursed songs in Western music history. The composer was American, and he died after the composition was completed. Originally a religious song for atonement, it is said that thousands of people who listened to this piece committed suicide, hence it is also called the "Devil's Music."

Cursed Song: "The Thirteenth Pair of Eyes"
"The Thirteenth Pair of Eyes" was once a type of music from an African tribe. In 1959, the people of a tribe in Cameroon collectively committed suicide, supposedly because of listening to this music. The song was banned that same year, and all scores were destroyed. In 1991, a musician kept a small portion of the sheet music; after listening to it, he leapt from the window of his home. Before dying, he burned the music, and this song completely disappeared from the world.

Cursed Song: "Gloomy Sunday"
"Gloomy Sunday," which caused more than 100 people to commit suicide, was once called the "Devil's Invitation Letter." At least 100 people are said to have committed suicide after listening to it, and it was banned for up to 13 years. Even psychoanalysts and psychologists could not fully explain the composer's motivation for creating it.

The author of "Gloomy Sunday" is Rezső Seress. When he composed it, it caused a sensation worldwide. The main reason is that the vast majority of people who listened to the piece ended up committing suicide!

Disclaimer: People who suffer from depression or have poor psychological resilience should not attempt to listen to it lightly!
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Heard of it , no explanation .
The melody of 'Black Sunday' is pretty good, quite nice to listen to.
Ah! Jasmine, I want to pick you! Trample, trample, and trample again!
You specifically rush to grab the sofa, huh?
Uh, can it be found anywhere? There's no way I would commit suicide, I still need to masturbate. Also looking for a spouse, or a female stud…
People nowadays cannot be compared with those from the last century.
Black Sunday was completed by the author on a rainy day, and he committed suicide after finishing the composition... The first person to hear this song was a retired American police officer, and after listening to it, he felt that living had no meaning, wrote a suicide note, and killed himself. The sheet music is now preserved in an American museum!
Actually, I might...
Damn...
Suddenly thought of—The Ring... (It's just a rumor, so don't take it seriously.)
You didn't say everything... Black Sunday was not completely destroyed. There is still one surviving copy in the world (possibly others have been collected but are not publicly available) which is stored in a safe at a music university in the United States. If you don't believe it, go search on Baidu...
What about us?
Extremely ugly (to hear)
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