And it got to the point where I thought I was actually going to break down onstage. It was during our 'debut performance' of our 20 minute song, and it had taken so much time and effort to complete, and then to suddenly realise onstage what we'd achieved was a bit too much for me. It was an amazing moment.

your songs must be so beautiful.

Have you played live much yet? Maybe you should print a warning on your flyers relating to how people may simply weep when they hear how awesome your music is.

but i felt way cool when two girls cried watching one of our shows
thats actually probably been like the highlight of anything ive ever done, i came off stage and they were like, 'we cried'

neither of them were my mum either lol

Rock Band. does that count?

but only in the privacy of my own home and mainly because I play for tension relief when in a bad mood anyway

when i play gigs i feel like im in a sort of dream state. I feel very detached from what i'm doing, like someone else is controlling my body.

Then again i've never written emo music so i wouldn't feel the need to cry ;)

I once tried to do a sort of leaping twirl with my guitar. I hit myself in the balls. A tear was shed.

or emotionally blank ones. Neither make me cry but my 'seagull song' does make me froth at the mouth and go red in the face when I sing it.

completely disgusting.

which ones make you cry?

but i hear from a reliable source that dave grohl and his cronies were blubbing last night after their massive wembley performance with all the fireworks etc. i probably would be too.

from one of the Her Name is Calla guys, i bet they weeped a bit the first time they nailed 'Condor'

doesn't often get past the self-satisfied 'this is rocking' face around here. The one with the pouting/head nodding. Tender ballads are few and far between.

that your just really gay?