ITT: albums/songs that you have cried to
>man is the animal
ITT: albums/songs that you have cried to
Ayden Thompson
Landon Nelson
>tfw still haven't payed my respects to the vultures
Camden Young
>easy my child, it's just enough to believe (i believe, i believe, i believe, i believe)
Carson Wilson
>pedo music
Sad!
Camden Scott
cried to Hey Mama
Evan Miller
the bridge on good vibrations
Evan Green
>I don't even know why
Brandon Phillips
>Where I am..
>PARALYZED BY THE EMPTINESS
Cameron Scott
I do so all the time
Jace Anderson
>TO SHOW OR TO
Jeremiah Butler
>It's a brand new era, it feels great
>It's a brand new era but it came too late
James Williams
>I have such nightmares, and you're all in all of them. It's worse than you or I, will ever know.
Jaxon Rogers
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Austin Turner
...
Leo Johnson
This
Also, the entirety of All The Stars Are Dead Now
Jeremiah Brown
I think crying to sad sounding songs with sad lyrics is manipulative. I want to hear about people crying to a riff alone, or something.
I did that, the only time I ever cried to music without lyrics or vocals was this song, the riff starting around 5:56
Brayden Moore
>not Cold Cell
>not Just Be Simple from Hold On Melancholia
Jace Sullivan
I don't cry to music, but I was pretty close to while listening to Frankie Teardrop, especially the second half.
Levi Ward
but why? its a literal joke song.
Samuel Morales
I don't know why. Maybe you're right, it's a literal joke, just like my taste in music.
Jack James
Dunno about cry but the lyrics induce strong spiritual emotion.
Xavier Baker
I haven't cried since I was a child, so a very long time. But I recently came close
John Williams
Every time I listen to this album I feel like I'm at the ruins of an utopic civilization that disappeared for some reason. I love it to pieces but every time I listen to it I feel like I'm not supposed to be there, which is why I haven't given it too many spins since I discovered it so many years ago.
I'm pretty autistic assigning places to music in general, but this one has made some of the strongest impressions in me.
Justin Thompson
Love you much
Adam Brooks
No one listens to him,
No one notices him,
And the dogs growl
Around the old man.
And he just lets it happen,
As it will,
Plays, and his hurdy-gurdy
Is never still.
Strange old man,
Shall I go with you ?
Will you play your organ
To my songs
Ryan Thompson
goat breakup song cycle
Xavier Johnson
Pretty much every album because I cry every day. I cried to pic related today, not even kidding, and it's not remotely sad.
Charles Smith
>tfw Going Up while imagining Balance's last moments alive
>falling down and hitting the pavement
*Xylophone Intensifies*
Chase Roberts
THE SHADOWS AND TREMORS
THE SHADOW
OF THE SUUUUUUUUUUN
Ayden Clark
I couldn't finish the 3rd song cause it gave me cancer. What did I do wrong?
Also I don't really listen to psychedelic rock. I listened to Currents and liked it but that's pretty much it.
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Chase Lewis
Don't care if it's cliche/pleb/whatever. Dated a bipolar girl for a almost two years and this album still gets me.
Jaxson Clark
>SAID HE WANNA BE
>SHORTY WANNA BE A THUUUUG
Juan Ortiz
Really? I connect with it much more. Music aside Laughing Stock is an excellent poem. Starts with a guy I think hanging himself in shame and humiliation, then brings us through his ascension, repentence, judgment and salvation. The last song is from God's perspective giving him his blessing and acceptance into heaven. It's chilling.
Nathan Rivera
I relate to the lyrics but goddamn I can hardly hear the guy 'sing' half the time because he's so quite and ruins the entire thing for me
Angel Baker
>I listened to Currents and liked it but that's pretty much it.
But that's not psychedelic rock
Neither is Microtonal banana, that's Garage rock with some psych influence
Do you even know anything about psych rock?
Parker Jones
maybe you ddin't do you anything wrong. Maybe ya just dont like it!
Joseph Price
>Do you even know anything about psych rock?
Not really desu
Music is not subective... :^)
Jace Perry
I HURT MYSELF TODAY
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Nolan Morales
If you want some starting recs for psych rock try Spacemen 3, Spiritulized, 13th Floor Elevators, early Pink Floyd, and The Doors. All of that's a good entry point, and there's plenty of subgenres and niche sounds in the genre too, so you're bound to find something you like.
Daniel King
alright I'll take a look into these bands, thanks my man
Anthony Taylor
>okay? okay? OKAY OKAY OKAY OKAY OKAY
Adrian Wright
>YOU LOOK SOOOOO MUCH BETTER WITHOUT THAT SHIT IN YOUR HAIR!
Nolan Myers
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Henry Turner
Bands like King Gizzard are subjective, I like them and can easily see why someone wouldn't
They're a bit gimmicky with all their DUDE THE '60S AND TWO DRUMMERS LMAO stuff
Grayson Peterson
>when Golden Hours kicks in
gud album
Jose Allen
>the solo on st elmos fire
Jeremiah Wood
hngg
>when sombre reptiles comes on
Nathaniel Jackson
Every time
Hunter Diaz
...
Evan Collins
...
Hudson Collins
this
it was not even worth fighting
Landon Bailey
I also cried pretty heavily to Hey Mama. I was playing LR in the car and my sister called and told me my mom was in the hospital and she wouldn't give me a reason so my anxiety rose and Hey Mama was the next track to play and I had to pull over. Luckily it was nothing serious
>inb4 momma's boy
yeah