[nicfit]

Originally Posted by demonrail666

I can sort of imagine certain Sigur Ros tracks doing it for me, in the right conditions.

yeah, in my specific case Bill Murray's expression (that 5 seconds snippet is worth an entire acting carreer) is what caused tears to flow, sigur ros was just a well fitting bacground music, I suppose something else (with a similar mood) would have worked too.

[krastian]

Originally Posted by demonrail666

Black Flag's Nervous Breakdown. I was chopping onions at the time, mind you.

He he.

[Cantankerous]

i'll follow up last night's delusional ramble with something coherent that actually belongs in this thread...
no song has ever made me cry. i tie certain emotions to certain songs on a personal level, ie i will be reminded of something significant in my life such as an event or a person when i listen to a specific song. but without crying. "heroes" happens to be one of them.

[PAULYBEE2656]

i had atrar in my eye when sy played silver rocket last sunday! it was like a realisation of a life time dream i thought id never see happening, sy playing that song in front of me!

in saying that i also had an emotional moment during the falls set and during lcd soundsystem..... all culminating in a hug with a stranger after the gig! i love festivals and all its total abandonment of personal prejustices!

[Crumb's Crunchy Delights]

As a man, I don't cry at music, but you can't not be moved by Dont Cry Daddy, by one Mr Elvis Aaron Presley