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HaydenAsche 09.18.2008 05:51 PM

Xiu Xiu - Hives Hives
Xiu Xiu - Suha

RdTv 09.18.2008 06:00 PM

I can't remember listening to a song for the first time and crying spontaneously. But, because of whatever else was going on in my life at the moment I do remember crying to these:

Sonic Youth - Hoarfrost
Wilco - Muzzle of Bees
Yo La Tengo - Night Falls On Hoboken
Sonic Youth - Winner's Blues
Stereolab - UHF/MFP

Trasher02 09.18.2008 06:18 PM

I once cried to "Pale blue eyes". But then again who hasn't?

demonrail666 09.18.2008 06:21 PM

I'm far more likely to cry at an uplifting song than i am a sad one.

this has me in tears almost immediately, for much the same reason as happens with 'Mind Games':

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFQcOrqQLN8

For

Cantankerous 09.18.2008 06:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Trasher02
I once cried to "Pale blue eyes". But then again who hasn't?

me.

demonrail666 09.18.2008 06:25 PM

Exactly, me neither. I'm not saying it isn't sad, but I tend to be quite a depressive person anyway, and so I find expressions of sheer joy actually more emotionally overwhelming.

I can (and have) wept buckets to this, for example:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bcf5kzBCdy4

Trasher02 09.18.2008 06:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cantankerous
me.

o rly?

Sheriff Rhys Chatham 09.18.2008 06:31 PM

I've yet to cry to a song.

Cantankerous 09.18.2008 06:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Trasher02
o rly?

ya rly.

demonrail666 09.18.2008 07:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cantankerous
ya rly.


Not even those times you've been slicing onions while listening to it?

Death & the Maiden 09.18.2008 09:57 PM

Ed Kuepper - Messin' Pt II (its prequel Messin' With the Kid by The Saints is pretty tear worthy as well)
Haunted Henschel - Deep Inside Her Bathrooms

batreleaser 09.18.2008 10:02 PM

van morrison-astral weeks, veedon fleece, moondance

van the man is the soundtrack to my teenage depressed days. when i was 17 i got super depressed (like most teenagers) and seriously hated everything and wanted to swallow a fith of bourbon and jump off a brigge. every day after id get back from hanging with my friends and listening to punk, metal, and extreme/experimental stuff id totally let my guard down and put on van, drink alone, and sometimes, cry. of course now i do this when i just listen to him happily (brings back memories).

demonrail666 09.18.2008 10:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by batreleaser
van morrison-astral weeks, veedon fleece, moondance

van the man is the soundtrack to my teenage depressed days. when i was 17 i got super depressed (like most teenagers) and seriously hated everything and wanted to swallow a fith of bourbon and jump off a brigge. every day after id get back from hanging with my friends and listening to punk, metal, and extreme/experimental stuff id totally let my guard down and put on van, drink alone, and sometimes, cry. of course now i do this when i just listen to him happily (brings back memories).


That's interesting because I was going through a period of quite bad depression around the same time that you mention and would listen to Veedon Fleece a hell of a lot. I never really thought about it as a sad album, but I did become quite obsessed with it. 'Linden Arden Stole the Highlights' is still one of my favourite songs of all times.

Kallisti23chaos 09.18.2008 10:36 PM

The Beatles "In My Life"

SpectralJulianIsNotDead 09.18.2008 10:45 PM

Marquee Moon always gets me a bit watery eyed.

Also Cosmic Dancer by T. Rex.

greenbird 09.19.2008 12:35 AM

Not sad, just really really pretty

Alan Braxe - In love with you
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zVqOKhmTc7w

✌➬ 09.19.2008 12:41 AM

Going to a Town- Rufus Wainwright

Torn Curtain 09.20.2008 05:12 PM

Ravel - Piano concerto in G, II. Adagio assai

ni'k 09.20.2008 05:13 PM

im not middle class enough to cry at songs. i cry at my life. im so much cooler than you all.

Derek 09.20.2008 06:02 PM

Slowdive.

NWRA 09.20.2008 06:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by demonrail666
Exactly, me neither. I'm not saying it isn't sad, but I tend to be quite a depressive person anyway, and so I find expressions of sheer joy actually more emotionally overwhelming.

I can (and have) wept buckets to this, for example:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bcf5kzBCdy4


I've never cried to any music but I do get emotional listening to lots of euphoric dance music such as that, 808 State (if it's the one with the saxophone in), Go, You're Not Alone, etc (I don't have a clue who the artists are).

Otherwise it would have to be My Bloody Valentine: Something, Slowdive: Avalyn 2, Bardo Pond: Tommy Gun Angel, and another vote for Mind Games.

atsonicpark 09.20.2008 06:39 PM

I think I already said slowdive... but I want to specifically mention the songs "blue skied an clear" and "souvlaki space station".

Derek 09.20.2008 06:42 PM

I'm listening to Blue Skied an' Clear right now, it's beautiful!

I'd also like to mention Crazy For You and Dagger.

Oh yeah Adam, have you heard the Slowdive demos? They rule.

greedrex 09.21.2008 02:38 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by greedrex
that's too easy:
BLONDE REDHEAD - MISERY IS A BUTTERFLY
this whole LP
each and every song
makes me fucking weep like a girl
each time


oh yeah so reading the thread, two other obvious ones:
- Jim O' = halfway to a threeway
- SY = hoarfrost

_slavo_ 09.21.2008 02:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by atsonicpark
I think I already said slowdive... but I want to specifically mention the songs "blue skied an clear" and "souvlaki space station".


Avalyn I and II.
Morningrise
Alison
Dagger
Catch The Breeze

akprodr 09.22.2008 03:03 PM

Love and Anger by Kate Bush just came around on random play. I haven't heard it in months and man, I'm still bawling my eyes out. Her voice, David Gilmour's guitar, beautiful. If only someone told her not to say 'yeah' like that.

mil_pl 09.22.2008 03:09 PM

i think Unplugged in NY, by Nirvana was touching.
as greedrex said Misery is a Butterfly.
Beck - Sea Change.
Cat Power - You Are Free.
Blur - Think Tank.
Radiohead - Amnesiac.

and The Fountain OST

noisereductions 09.22.2008 03:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NWRA
I've never cried to any music but I do get emotional listening to lots of euphoric dance music such as that, 808 State (if it's the one with the saxophone in), Go, You're Not Alone, etc (I don't have a clue who the artists are).




I think by "Go" you mean the Moby track?

[Sandbag] 10.01.2008 11:31 AM

this

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UR-K4k6tDi4

*cries*

Smokers Gifts 10.01.2008 03:21 PM

Neil Young- On The Beach. Namely See the Sky About to Rain and Ambulance Blues Every F**king time. Damn.

Decayed Rhapsody 10.01.2008 07:52 PM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4mUmdR69nbM

this version too: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2QmQ...eature=related

jon boy 10.01.2008 08:57 PM

johny cash singing hurt is a very sad song a real tear jerker.

[Sandbag] 10.01.2008 09:05 PM

joy division > 'new dawn fades'

:(

o'connor 10.02.2008 12:35 AM

damien jurado. i cannot not name drop him enough.

Torn Curtain 10.02.2008 05:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Decayed Rhapsody


Repped :cool:

whereboysfeartotread 10.02.2008 09:33 PM

very rarely will a song itself actually make me cry.

there are only two that come to mind.

paper bag by fiona apple.
its a mix of the lyrics and just the sound of her voice.

michelle by the beatles.
not so much the lyrics, it's just the instrumentals. they're beautiful and sooo damn sad.

atsonicpark 10.08.2008 04:47 AM

listen to prayer for chibi on acid...

atsonicpark 10.08.2008 04:48 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nefeli
better late than ever, this monday i finally started listening to the residents. i have only properly listened to the mole show.
so anyway, no actual tears but the album animal lover had a similar effect on me.


Haha man if you like that stuff you'll LOVE their early stuff... brilliant band.

Animal Lover.. it's worth reading the book that comes with the album if you have an actual copy. One of the few bands I really care about the packaging for and such.

blunderbuss 10.08.2008 05:17 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by atsonicpark
listen to prayer for chibi on acid...


I misread this as "prayer for chabib on acid" :o

greedrex 10.08.2008 05:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by blunderbuss
I misread this as "prayer for chabib on acid" :o

it's the title of the next mirror/dash 7inch single.


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