Favourite Jewel Song to Cry To? - Page 3

Eibhlin · 02-22-2007, 12:25 PM

Cool, usually when I am about to blow my top I have to listen to Godsmack or something...probably counterproductive though!

Little Bird · 02-22-2007, 03:58 PM

I didn't mean cry in an upsetting way, just in an general emotional way.

I cry almost everytime I hear 'Return to Innocence' by Enigma, but it's a feeling I love getting because it reminds me how powerful music is and how much it means to me. It can be quite exhilerating.

BUt yeah, there are songs out there (not by Jewel) that upset me in a sad way. I steer clear of those when possible. They're feelings I don't want to induce.

kjm030584 · 02-22-2007, 04:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Eibhlin

Cool, usually when I am about to blow my top I have to listen to Godsmack or something...probably counterproductive though!

no, that's awesome, Godsmack - Bad Religion, keeps me from going insane, I think it's the rhythm.

Eibhlin · 02-22-2007, 04:44 PM

ya, exactly, when you're in that foul mood there's nothing better than getting in the car, cranking it up full blast and screaming along with Sully...

007 · 02-22-2007, 05:34 PM

I've usually found the Phil Collins album "In The Air Tonight", does that for me, too. I can't help but revert back to kidhood, trying to look sly like "Sonny Crockett", I've always idolized him. I like to get in my convertible and turn it up as far as it will go, and drive as hard and as fast as I can! I don't have to worry about tickets, but sometimes blasting Nonpoint's version will help induce a wave of relief.

There's nothing quite as gripping as doing eighty-five down a black road that is empty at one in the morning, to the wind blowing in your hair messing it up to Nonpoint. Something about that really has some release.

I've found that driving to the Batman Begins album is especially nice, as well. It gives me a feeling of vigilance. Think about it, driving is something no one wants to do, but they must, so why not make it interesting.

Eibhlin · 02-22-2007, 06:12 PM

on the contrary, there are times when all I want to do is get in the car and just drive
esp. around the fall, I get the road trip bug

motoslam · 02-24-2007, 05:49 AM

ive never actually cried to a song. I'll admit to cryin to movies but songs just dont do it for me.
BTW comin from a "straight" dood, Jones this was a really feminine question.

last_dance_rodeo · 02-24-2007, 01:17 PM

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Originally Posted by motoslam

ive never actually cried to a song. I'll admit to cryin to movies but songs just dont do it for me.
BTW comin from a "straight" dood, Jones this was a really feminine question.

Alright people let's not start that up again

Eibhlin · 02-24-2007, 01:56 PM

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Originally Posted by last_dance_rodeo

Alright people let's not start that up again

Exactly, considering all the responses it has gotten I would say it is a very good question

007 · 02-24-2007, 02:21 PM

Hey, you've got to understand, I cannot cry anywhere! So, I find listneing to songs like Emily or Daddy, they tear me up inside, especially if you had a relationship with a girl that you lost, or had a father like that.

Just wait, Motoslam. It's nothing personal, but one day you'll have a parent die, or you'll even go through something like the woman of your dreams leaves or (or passes away, God forbid!). And you'll find crying not quite so bad. It's normal, and psychologically, it okay to do, as well. I just have been taught to never do it, my father wouldn't permit it, and I held it all in, and it's better to cry it out when something like a song strikes you. That's better than an explosive action, like thos mail workers that come into work and kill everyone iwth an Uzi. I've found my method quite restorative. I'm about to tell you right now, you can have killer abs, a great set of bedroom eyes, and the deepest, sexiest, Barry Whitest voice on Earth, and you'll cry. You can be as masculine as the world can make you, and crying is still natural. It's not hurtin anyone.

And on the topic of this thread, I chose this question of the thread based upon three questions from a Prince forum, one entitled "Favourite Prince song to cry to?, "Favourite Prince song to have an (tryin to find the right word) adult encounter to?" and "Favourite Prince song to have a 'dream' while playing to?"

I tried to choose the lesser sexually invilded one of the three. Forgive me, it seems I can't win a good thread around here!

And BTW, I didn't know I got in so many people's hair with my Ridicule thread. You needn't worry, I shan't do it again.

Jones

motoslam · 02-24-2007, 03:44 PM

aight yo sorry man.
i guess i wasnt really thinkin when i wrote that. im not sayin that ive never cried before. ive probably cried about everything but a song. wait maybe not that much lol. if u wanna post a serious thread like this dont stop cuz one inconsiderate person like me said it was feminine.

007 · 02-24-2007, 04:13 PM

I'm not harping on you, jsuttelling you it's natural.

kjm030584 · 02-24-2007, 06:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Eibhlin

on the contrary, there are times when all I want to do is get in the car and just drive
esp. around the fall, I get the road trip bug

Me and my family got that once... we ended up at Niagara Falls.

Eibhlin · 02-25-2007, 12:39 AM

usually I just pine to be in NH and go swimming in the mountains in Sept. when it's 50 degrees out and all the tourists have their winter coats on already-lol

007 · 02-28-2007, 01:53 AM

OH well....'Alright people let's not start that up again.'

I believe Roger Moore put it best when he referred to something very similar in feelings to this montrosity turned sour, "Good night, Goodnight."

02-22-2007, 12:25 PM	#31
Eibhlin Oscillating Fan Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: North Cackalacky Posts: 2,044 Rep Power: 266	Cool, usually when I am about to blow my top I have to listen to Godsmack or something...probably counterproductive though! __________________ I'd like to call you my wild horse and feed you silver sage Andrea an eye for an eye makes the world blind

02-22-2007, 03:58 PM	#32
Little Bird Administrator Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Wicklow, Ireland Posts: 6,178 Rep Power: 10	I didn't mean cry in an upsetting way, just in an general emotional way. I cry almost everytime I hear 'Return to Innocence' by Enigma, but it's a feeling I love getting because it reminds me how powerful music is and how much it means to me. It can be quite exhilerating. BUt yeah, there are songs out there (not by Jewel) that upset me in a sad way. I steer clear of those when possible. They're feelings I don't want to induce. __________________ In the end...only kindness matters MysteriousWisdom

02-22-2007, 04:44 PM	#34
Eibhlin Oscillating Fan Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: North Cackalacky Posts: 2,044 Rep Power: 266	ya, exactly, when you're in that foul mood there's nothing better than getting in the car, cranking it up full blast and screaming along with Sully... __________________ I'd like to call you my wild horse and feed you silver sage Andrea an eye for an eye makes the world blind

02-22-2007, 06:12 PM	#36
Eibhlin Oscillating Fan Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: North Cackalacky Posts: 2,044 Rep Power: 266	on the contrary, there are times when all I want to do is get in the car and just drive esp. around the fall, I get the road trip bug __________________ I'd like to call you my wild horse and feed you silver sage Andrea an eye for an eye makes the world blind

02-24-2007, 05:49 AM	#37
motoslam mo Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: canada Posts: 138 Rep Power: 223	ive never actually cried to a song. I'll admit to cryin to movies but songs just dont do it for me. BTW comin from a "straight" dood, Jones this was a really feminine question. __________________ SWEEET

02-22-2007, 05:34 PM	#35
007 Banned Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Staring at four gray walls that surround me.... Posts: 692 Rep Power: 0	I've usually found the Phil Collins album "In The Air Tonight", does that for me, too. I can't help but revert back to kidhood, trying to look sly like "Sonny Crockett", I've always idolized him. I like to get in my convertible and turn it up as far as it will go, and drive as hard and as fast as I can! I don't have to worry about tickets, but sometimes blasting Nonpoint's version will help induce a wave of relief. There's nothing quite as gripping as doing eighty-five down a black road that is empty at one in the morning, to the wind blowing in your hair messing it up to Nonpoint. Something about that really has some release. I've found that driving to the Batman Begins album is especially nice, as well. It gives me a feeling of vigilance. Think about it, driving is something no one wants to do, but they must, so why not make it interesting.

02-24-2007, 02:21 PM	#40
007 Banned Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Staring at four gray walls that surround me.... Posts: 692 Rep Power: 0	Hey, you've got to understand, I cannot cry anywhere! So, I find listneing to songs like Emily or Daddy, they tear me up inside, especially if you had a relationship with a girl that you lost, or had a father like that. Just wait, Motoslam. It's nothing personal, but one day you'll have a parent die, or you'll even go through something like the woman of your dreams leaves or (or passes away, God forbid!). And you'll find crying not quite so bad. It's normal, and psychologically, it okay to do, as well. I just have been taught to never do it, my father wouldn't permit it, and I held it all in, and it's better to cry it out when something like a song strikes you. That's better than an explosive action, like thos mail workers that come into work and kill everyone iwth an Uzi. I've found my method quite restorative. I'm about to tell you right now, you can have killer abs, a great set of bedroom eyes, and the deepest, sexiest, Barry Whitest voice on Earth, and you'll cry. You can be as masculine as the world can make you, and crying is still natural. It's not hurtin anyone. And on the topic of this thread, I chose this question of the thread based upon three questions from a Prince forum, one entitled "Favourite Prince song to cry to?, "Favourite Prince song to have an (tryin to find the right word) adult encounter to?" and "Favourite Prince song to have a 'dream' while playing to?" I tried to choose the lesser sexually invilded one of the three. Forgive me, it seems I can't win a good thread around here! And BTW, I didn't know I got in so many people's hair with my Ridicule thread. You needn't worry, I shan't do it again. Jones

02-24-2007, 03:44 PM	#41
motoslam mo Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: canada Posts: 138 Rep Power: 223	aight yo sorry man. i guess i wasnt really thinkin when i wrote that. im not sayin that ive never cried before. ive probably cried about everything but a song. wait maybe not that much lol. if u wanna post a serious thread like this dont stop cuz one inconsiderate person like me said it was feminine. __________________ SWEEET

02-24-2007, 04:13 PM	#42
007 Banned Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Staring at four gray walls that surround me.... Posts: 692 Rep Power: 0	I'm not harping on you, jsuttelling you it's natural.

02-25-2007, 12:39 AM	#44
Eibhlin Oscillating Fan Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: North Cackalacky Posts: 2,044 Rep Power: 266	usually I just pine to be in NH and go swimming in the mountains in Sept. when it's 50 degrees out and all the tourists have their winter coats on already-lol __________________ I'd like to call you my wild horse and feed you silver sage Andrea an eye for an eye makes the world blind

02-28-2007, 01:53 AM	#45
007 Banned Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Staring at four gray walls that surround me.... Posts: 692 Rep Power: 0	OH well....'Alright people let's not start that up again.' I believe Roger Moore put it best when he referred to something very similar in feelings to this montrosity turned sour, "Good night, Goodnight." Last edited by 007; 02-28-2007 at 02:02 AM. Reason: I felt the need to edit