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Points: 1509 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 04 2012 at 17:48
No, I rarely cry. But sad music does move me in a special way - it creates that strange feeling inside me that eats my mind, really.

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Supertramp, Crime of the century... The song "Hid in your Shell" makes me cry, it's not the lyrics it's the music, the minor chords... etc...
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Oh excellent!

Epitaph is a tear jerker. I totally agree.
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Yes..
I really got sad when I listen to Epitaph or In The Wake of Poseidon, Ice (Camel) or Marooned (Pink Floyd).
And cry sometimes..
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The coda to "Stardust We Are" by The Flowerkings makes me tear up.
 "The Enigmatic Spirit" by Vintersorg makes me tear up
"Black Lake Niostang" by Agalloch. The vocal delivery evokes  overwhelming metaphysical despair.
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I have not cried because of any song, altough some songs just makes my mind go blank and i can on the way of shreeding a tear (but it never comes :() one exempal is the shimmering ending in Transatlantics " All of the Above", after such an epic song and majestic reprise of the main theme, it goes into this sort of ambient style of music and slowly fades away. I was stunned first time I heard it and moved.
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Points: 12 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 24 2012 at 22:42
Originally posted by Gerinski Gerinski wrote:

Originally posted by EchoeWho? EchoeWho? wrote:

Certainly not prog, but  Albinoni's Adagio in G minor always ties my heart into knots. I've shared great heart aches with this beautiful piece of music.
 
 
 
Undoubtedly a masterpiece, as is Barber's Adagio.
 
 

Thank you Gerinski! What a beautiful piece. So much emotion, really vibrates deep down inside.
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Monsters & Men by Flower Kings as an example of sheer beauty causing shivers down the spine combined with a single tear. Almost too good to be true Cry
 
Where emotion is concerned Edge of the World by Pendragon where Barrett gives an ode to their Polish friends/fans with such deeply moving vocals and acoustic guitar play it's pretty unique and imho unsurpassed
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Just thought of another prog tear jerker: "Elegy" by Jethro Tull. 
He looks at this world and wants it all... so he strikes, like Thunderball!
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though not prog, i always get tears in my eyes when i hear the Moxy song "Easy Come, Easy Go" from their 1978 album Under The Lights
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Points: 12859 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 22 2012 at 17:21
I don't actually begin to cry, but listening to the Soon part of Gates of Delirium gets me pretty darn close.
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Points: 5012 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 19 2012 at 13:09
Some of my favourite guitar playing is in the song Selkies: The Endless Obsession by Between The Buried and Me. That solo is Sublime and builds to a Cathartic climax.
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Points: 4659 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 19 2012 at 06:15
Originally posted by coolerking coolerking wrote:

I'm not given to overt displays of emotion but there are moments in Ramases' 'Glass Top Coffin' that really strike home.  The album has, to my mind, a unique tone: one I can best describe as defiantly elegiac.  By that I mean it isn't sombre or depressing - it is largely positive in spirit and at times quite upbeat - but it has a sort of resigned fatalism, almost as if Ramases knew it would be the last thing he'd ever record.

And when you learn some of the scant facts about his life, it takes on a poignancy that is extremely moving.  

Interesting.  I would never think of Ramases music as something that would induce tears, but you're right that there is something about his songs that transcend time, age, social norms and even general musical conventions.  At times I think he sounded an awful lot like a (less-talented) Roy Orbison.
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Points: 934 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 19 2012 at 04:51
Certainly , every single day !   Progressive was created for certain people , not the most of them !   and i'm  one of < Certain ! >

Edited by trackstoni - May 19 2012 at 04:53
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Yes, with Dream Theater's A Change of Seasons and The Best of Times. Also with Neal Morse's Heaven in my Heart.
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Points: 2 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 17 2012 at 11:15
Great song, man, thanks. This is a band that I never heard of.
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Points: 257 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 17 2012 at 09:46
"Hanging on in quiet desperation. Is the English way. The time is gone. The song is over. Thought I'd something more to say..."

of course.

I also have a friend, who's dad cannot listen to peter hammill's "over" unless the circumstances are just right
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I'm not given to overt displays of emotion but there are moments in Ramases' 'Glass Top Coffin' that really strike home.  The album has, to my mind, a unique tone: one I can best describe as defiantly elegiac.  By that I mean it isn't sombre or depressing - it is largely positive in spirit and at times quite upbeat - but it has a sort of resigned fatalism, almost as if Ramases knew it would be the last thing he'd ever record.

And when you learn some of the scant facts about his life, it takes on a poignancy that is extremely moving.  
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Points: 2 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 16 2012 at 02:41
The songs in prog that make me cry are "Epitaph" by King Crimson; "Take A Pebble" by ELP; and "The Night Watch" by King Crimson
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Points: 3 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 15 2012 at 21:45
Prog has made me cry on various moments... Well, perhaps the "pre-cry", but, anwyay:

- The guitar solo on Marillion's "Ocean Cloud"
- From Marillion's "Runaway" ... the part where H sings "So you cower in the town's forgotten places......."
- The guitar solo from "High Hopes"
- The keyboard madness at Transatlantic's "Is It Really Happening?", towards the end
- Sax solo on Phideaux's "Snowtorch"
- From "And You and I" .... towards the end "Coming quickly to terms of all expression laid!!....."
- Also from "And You And I" ... the slide guitar solo that Howe plays live
- From "In The Presence Of" ... "And you'll understand why .... you'll understand whyyyyy <guitar solo>"
- Tull's "Black Sunday" ... really love this song altogether

I'll stop now, else I'll be seen as a lady! lol !! Cool


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