I was joking about being dead inside, I'm definitely moved by things, I get plenty of goosebumps, things make me happy or sad. I often get to the brink of tears, but actual crying just doesn't happen. I wouldn't say that it's upbringing either since my bf is from a macho Spanish family with 3 brothers and yet is super sensitive and emotional . More genetics probably. :/
Anyways, I'm gonna take "cry" as "gives you goosebumps/takes you to the brink of tears" so I can participate and post this:
@5:30 mark. Marching bands just make me deliriously happy for some reason.
Yea I think in the sense of cry, we really mean the feeling of it.
That's an awesome song you posted. In a way, reminds me a little of these guys performance:
Thanks, now I'm investigating Nils Frahm's stuff...dope shit.
Zhanteimi
08-31-2018 11:18 PM
Maybe a bit cliche, but still gets me every time...
MicShazam
09-01-2018 02:21 AM
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Originally Posted by Freebase Dali
(Post 1993147)
One of the many performances of the best collection of chords ever put together. I don't mind the words so much as the sound and feelings evoked. It translates across language and ideology.
Gave this one a listen. In literally just over the 1 minute mark, I had to wipe my eyes dry with my sleeves. I can't handle this kind of thing at all.
Lisnaholic
09-01-2018 07:03 AM
This must be an old thread; it's a discussion between Freebase and adidasss :confused:
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Originally Posted by SmokeAndMirrors
(Post 1992878)
Because Dead Flag Blues is probably the most depressing thing ever written.
^ Yes, fabulous track, which has never made me cry though. Instead, I'm always dazzled by the way, in a few lines, the lyrics conjure up such desolation.
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Originally Posted by MicShazam
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Last time I listened to Yes, it also made me cry. The ****ing album just wouldn't end.
^ Total genuine LOL at this! Thank you for cheering up my morning. :thumb:
These days, I do most of my listening in my car, and to use a phrase that is in the album itself, I have sometimes been "conquered in a car seat" by bits of the Astral Weeks album. Another song that gets to me:-
timihaze
09-02-2018 09:22 AM
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Originally Posted by Frownland
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That performance especially. Beneath his clothes, he was covered in sores from AIDS and very near his death as he sang a piece where he's begging to freeze to death. Heavy.
I had no idea. It's incredible that although he and Freddie Mercury were ravaged by AIDS their vocals remained pristine.
The Batlord
09-02-2018 10:35 AM
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Originally Posted by adidasss
(Post 1993157)
I dunno if it's genetics or the way life shapes you. My boyfriend cries all the time. Whenever he's moved by something, mostly by sad things, not so much beautiful ones. Can one "open up the faucets" at some point or is it pretty much a finished story by now? :unsure:
For the longest I couldn't cry for ****, then I watched the series finale of Dexter and just bawled for like an hour. After that the faucet was open and I cry way, way easier and at random times. I've cried over Anthrax. Not even a rare emotional Anthrax song. I cried at this song. Twice. On different days. This song and Judge Dredd are just so cool that it moves me to tears. There have been times at work when I was just thinking about it and had to "man up" so everyone at work wouldn't ask me what was wrong and I'd have to say it was about thrash metal and comic books. So you never know when or if you'll become capable of feeling feelings.
But this is the **** that wrecks my ****. I'll sometimes throw this on repeat and after two or three plays I'm a wreck.
