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kakaman
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Dunkelheit - reverend bizarre

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The first song that comes to mind that profoundly effects me emotionally would be:

"Who Wants To Live Forever"--Queen
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I don't think I have ever been brought to tears by music, but after a long day of wallowing through corpses, fighting dragons, going insane, and various other uber-metal themes, listening to Gregorian chant music always just hits me........right.....there ::sniff:: It's so haunting!
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Off the top of my head, i cant think of a song that has made me shed a tear of sadness....i'm sure there could be one that i'm just forgetting.

I saw someone wrote they cried when Apollo Creed died in Rocky IV...that was sad. Im pretty sure i cried when Mickey died in Rocky III.

More recently, i cried 3 times while watching Rocky Balboa....only cos the first 20-25 minutes of the movie was about Rocky visiting Adrian's grave and reminiscing the past, reminded me of my mum, who died last year :sad:
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kakaman wrote:
Dunkelheit - Burzum

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fixed :wink:
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I'd have to say i shed a tear to Hours of Wealth by opeth.
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I'd have to say i shed a tear to Hours of Wealth by opeth.
Nice choice there, I love that song, so fucking sad. :sad:
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Dylan@Metalreviews wrote:
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I'd have to say i shed a tear to Hours of Wealth by opeth.
Nice choice there, I love that song, so fucking sad. :sad:


Yeah, the part when the keyboards and guitar play together made me stop and really listen...
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It didn't exactly made my cry but Hello from Evanescence is a real sad beautifull song.
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Bunch of pansies...














Opeth - White Cluster
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Opeth - White Cluster

I felt like crying for a different reason because of that White Cluster---that it was the only great track on Still Life.

I bought Still Life right after it came out and I had just gotten into Opeth. Compared to My Arms, Your Hearse, I thought it was a huge letdown, and I'd probably still rate Still Life as their worst album. White Cluster is a very emotional track, though
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emperorblackdoom wrote:
Opeth - White Cluster

I felt like crying for a different reason because of that White Cluster---that it was the only great track on Still Life.

I bought Still Life right after it came out and I had just gotten into Opeth. Compared to My Arms, Your Hearse, I thought it was a huge letdown, and I'd probably still rate Still Life as their worst album. White Cluster is a very emotional track, though

Get out of here!
Hey btw, did you find Arsis boring as well?
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I've always thought of Still Life as Opeth's peak, or maybe tied with My Arms Your Hearse. I don't see how someone can think of Deliverance as better than anything :blink:
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The guitar solos in Past & Future from Time Machine, they are awesome.
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Zeth wrote:
emperorblackdoom wrote:
Opeth - White Cluster

I felt like crying for a different reason because of that White Cluster---that it was the only great track on Still Life.

I bought Still Life right after it came out and I had just gotten into Opeth. Compared to My Arms, Your Hearse, I thought it was a huge letdown, and I'd probably still rate Still Life as their worst album. White Cluster is a very emotional track, though

Get out of here!
Hey btw, did you find Arsis boring as well?



I simply found Still Life too mellow.

Yes that was me on the anti-Arsis bandwagon as well. However I think we've agreed about several other things as well in the past, and I'm a fan of the band you link to in your signature.
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emperorblackdoom wrote:
Zeth wrote:
emperorblackdoom wrote:
Opeth - White Cluster

I felt like crying for a different reason because of that White Cluster---that it was the only great track on Still Life.

I bought Still Life right after it came out and I had just gotten into Opeth. Compared to My Arms, Your Hearse, I thought it was a huge letdown, and I'd probably still rate Still Life as their worst album. White Cluster is a very emotional track, though

Get out of here!
Hey btw, did you find Arsis boring as well?



I simply found Still Life too mellow.

Yes that was me on the anti-Arsis bandwagon as well. However I think we've agreed about several other things as well in the past, and I'm a fan of the band you link to in your signature.

Then it is all forgiven :wink:
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Zeth wrote:
emperorblackdoom wrote:
Zeth wrote:
emperorblackdoom wrote:
Opeth - White Cluster

I felt like crying for a different reason because of that White Cluster---that it was the only great track on Still Life.

I bought Still Life right after it came out and I had just gotten into Opeth. Compared to My Arms, Your Hearse, I thought it was a huge letdown, and I'd probably still rate Still Life as their worst album. White Cluster is a very emotional track, though

Get out of here!
Hey btw, did you find Arsis boring as well?



I simply found Still Life too mellow.

Yes that was me on the anti-Arsis bandwagon as well. However I think we've agreed about several other things as well in the past, and I'm a fan of the band you link to in your signature.

Then it is all forgiven :wink:


Haha, thank goodness! :)
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