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Post by treehugger221 on Jul 3, 2009 16:30:56 GMT -5
when phish played farmhouse, i completely lost it.....there i was by myself, dressed in my light up jellyfish costume sobbing the words of my favorite song at the top of my lungs, and at the end i was so emotional that i needed hugs from all the strangers around me, who, luckily enough, were happy to oblige. it was the most amazing musical experience of my life.
Post by colbeerambassador on Jul 3, 2009 16:50:08 GMT -5
At City Stages in 08 when Ben Harper played "Walk Away" I think everybody there either cried or almost cried, it happens, like a wise man named Wayne Coyne once said, "Do you realize- that happiness makes you cry..."
i knew it was gonna happen. i bawled my damn eyes out when NIN played "hurt" this year. being their "last US show" and that song means a lot. i was singing so loud with a smile on my face and tears running down my cheeks.
I don't think I've ever cried at a show. However, during my pity party a week or two ago, I did cry when one of the open mic acts played an Old Crow Medicine Show song. I retreated outside until Wolfaroo hugged me and another friend told me to knock it off.
when phish played farmhouse, i completely lost it.....there i was by myself, dressed in my light up jellyfish costume sobbing the words of my favorite song at the top of my lungs, and at the end i was so emotional that i needed hugs from all the strangers around me, who, luckily enough, were happy to oblige. it was the most amazing musical experience of my life.
Post by stephiejane on Jul 6, 2009 15:51:17 GMT -5
my first cry of the fest was when the yeah yeah yeahs came on and karen o. opened with "runaway" it was tragic and beautiful and ughhhhhh it was just so heart wrenching for me.
then it was phish - velvet sea...it was just so beautiful and our entire group was actually together at the same time. i think it was intensified for me at that particular moment since we all live in different states and roo was like a reunion for our crew.
...i think i got it all out by friday night cause i was golden the rest of the time.
"Walk tall, kick ass, learn to speak Arabic, love music and never forget you come from a long line of truth seekers, lovers and warriors" - Hunter S. Thompson
Post by rideincircles on Jul 6, 2009 18:29:10 GMT -5
I cried during Nine Inch Nails, but my crying was from getting sunscreen bleed in my eye. Its a very interesting experience being far from sober in the pit at Nine Inch Nails and having to close your eyes and try to make yourself cry. That was ten minutes that sobered me up quite a bit by the time it was over.
Hurt was probably the most powerful music moment I have seen ever also. You got the feeling that this really could be the last chance to see it. Nine Inch Nails was Epic on every level.
obviously i missed something during hurt. i kept waiting for it to be over so trent would play something more interesting.
cash >>>>> reznor when it comes to that song. (imho, of course)
also, no crying that i remember. but during the beastie boys i left my job, my girlfriend, my past, bonnaroo, and the earth during at least one amazing song that, frankly, i dont even remember the name of.
have to ask tix what it was...
Last Edit: Jul 6, 2009 20:43:55 GMT -5 by idio - Back to Top
I cried during Nine Inch Nails, but my crying was from getting sunscreen bleed in my eye. Its a very interesting experience being far from sober in the pit at Nine Inch Nails and having to close your eyes and try to make yourself cry. That was ten minutes that sobered me up quite a bit by the time it was over.
Hurt was probably the most powerful music moment I have seen ever also. You got the feeling that this really could be the last chance to see it. Nine Inch Nails was Epic on every level.
It took me while but finally I learned not to put sunscreen on my forehead.
Post by luciddream5 on Jul 7, 2009 12:04:10 GMT -5
Flaming Lips in '07...That show was one of the greatest...I really felt a connection with everyone who was watching that show at the time. I was crying for sure.
when phish played farmhouse, i completely lost it.....there i was by myself, dressed in my light up jellyfish costume sobbing the words of my favorite song at the top of my lungs, and at the end i was so emotional that i needed hugs from all the strangers around me, who, luckily enough, were happy to oblige. it was the most amazing musical experience of my life.
Same here. That song will never be the same . . .
This song def touched me when we were at Trey's soundcheck last year at Rothbury. I actually "taped" the whole song, when it was just Trey, his fam, and maybe 2 or 3 others at the stage. Have great pics and audio from it.
This song def touched me when we were at Trey's soundcheck last year at Rothbury. I actually "taped" the whole song, when it was just Trey, his fam, and maybe 2 or 3 others at the stage. Have great pics and audio from it.
Brings back amazing memories.
Seriously? Farmhouse? I personally sit down and light up a j/cig when that set-killer comes on.
This song def touched me when we were at Trey's soundcheck last year at Rothbury. I actually "taped" the whole song, when it was just Trey, his fam, and maybe 2 or 3 others at the stage. Have great pics and audio from it.
Brings back amazing memories.
Seriously? Farmhouse? I personally sit down and light up a j/cig when that set-killer comes on.
it was a surprise to me too. but my group and i also had some heavy shit going on, and it all came full circle that night and tears were not an option. They just happened.
I teared up at White Stripes 07-I had never seen em and he busted out 'we are gonna be friends'-I thought it was the sweetest song-and loved his voice..
Jerry could get me every time though-Stella Blue and China Doll..Brokedown Palace..that man had the skillz