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Sadly not even that cover. It was like one big mistake:/
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^ What cover?
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I had a tears in my eyes while listening to " Nobody's Hero " by Rush,  " Shine On U Crazy Diamond " Floyd , " Jigsaw " by Marillion and Neal Morse's  ' Entrance ' when he quoted a story from bible.. 
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I mean Love Beach by ELP
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When i heard David Gilmour`s guitar solo in Comfortably Numb for the first time. Its was so beautiful and it still is.Cry
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Originally posted by Epignosis Epignosis wrote:

A few of the more emotional pieces about life and death have gotten me there; "Turn of the Century" by Yes and "Never the Same" by Echolyn are two that immediately spring to mind.


That song never fails to elicit at least a lump in my throat, if not a few tears, depending on the listening circumstance. Even though it speaks to the losses I've had, it's encouraging and uplifting.
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Devin Townsend's song Deconstruction. About 7:15 into the song is the most beautiful piece of music I have ever heard.
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Dark Side of the Moon a few times
Tubular Bells, part 1

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The first time I put on Trout Mask Replica, I laughed hysterically for about an hour. I jumped around, screamed nonsensical things and as a result of the uncontrollable laughing fits tears ran down my cheeks.
Maybe not what the OP had in mind, but crying is crying - even if meaning something completely different.
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Originally posted by Guldbamsen Guldbamsen wrote:

The first time I put on Trout Mask Replica, I laughed hysterically for about an hour. I jumped around, screamed nonsensical things and as a result of the uncontrollable laughing fits tears ran down my cheeks.
Maybe not what the OP had in mind, but crying is crying - even if meaning something completely different.

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Yeah well I just thought this thread needed a bit of zing before turning into the PA equivalent of Gone With The Wind...
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^ And zing it ya did! 
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"Ameriques" by Edgard Varese
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There have been serveral for me, but the one that never fails to get me is "And You and I" by Yes.  It's really hard for me to put it into words, but the very end of the song just paints a beautiful picture in my mind about two people spending their lives together, and the narrarator is looking back at their life together with a feeling of happiness and peace.  I don't have a clue what the lyrics mean, and I don't want to know.  The melodies and various words here and there paint a picture in my mind, and I want to keep it that way.
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Originally posted by PinkMoodyCamel PinkMoodyCamel wrote:

The Irish Air instrumental on Camel's Harbour of Tears have brought me to my tears a couple of times. The sensibility of Latimer's guitar playing is just incredible.
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Watching the video to The Raven that refused to sing

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Originally posted by elbownut elbownut wrote:

Watching the video to The Raven that refused to sing


to be honest this is the first time i've ever cried at/during prog......watching this video for the first time other week really touched me and made me cry.
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Originally posted by martinprog77 martinprog77 wrote:


Originally posted by PinkMoodyCamel PinkMoodyCamel wrote:

The Irish Air instrumental on Camel's Harbour of Tears have brought me to my tears a couple of times. The sensibility of Latimer's guitar playing is just incredible.
a very emotional album . great choice ClapClapClapClapClap

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If they made me cry, is not because they are sad songs, but because they were just amazingly beautiful:

Roger Waters - It's a Miracle and Perfect Sense
Genesis - Lamia 
Camel - Tell Me

I can only remember these 3 that are related to progressive Rock, however only one made me cry for being so sad, that one being Tom Waits - Poor Edward, I used to listen to this song, but didn't even listened to the lyrics, then I discovered that it was based on a real person (this one that had 2 faces), of course he has other songs that are sad, but the only one that gets me is Poor Edward that no one believed and chose to finish things himself so he could put the voices to an end.
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The music video of "Drag Ropes" by Storm Corrosion makes me a little teary.
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