Discussion History Series / KamenRiderDouble

Fang Strizer is derived from the German word \\\"Streise?\\\" Fat chance. I\\\'m a native German speaker who also happens to have more-or-less mastered SurprisinglyGoodEnglish, but I can\\\'t find any evidence in my head, my dictionary or anywhere else that a word \\\"Streise\\\" in fact exists in the German language.

Also added new page for Music In Media. May need to be re-named - but, for now, it cuts down the length of this page. People should now be able to add new examples to this page without trouble.

Also added new page for Music In Media. May need to be re-named - but, for now, it cuts down the length of this page. People should now be able to add new examples to page without trouble.

Finally moved Country Music and Classical Music to their own pages, and successfully added on previous update attempts.

Also added new page for MusicInMedia. May need to be re-named - but, at least, it counts down the length of this page. People should now be able to add new examples to page without trouble.

Finally moved Country Music and Classical Music to their own pages, and successfully added on previous update attempts.

* \\\"Seasons In the Sun\\\" had almost an entire houseful of people breaking down. Except one person who felt guilty they WEREN\\\'T crying.
* 4st 7lb by the ManicStreetPreachers is a graphic account of a girl with anorexia, filled with some of the most heartbreakingly beautiful lyrics Richey James has ever written, in particular: \\\'\\\'I want to walk in the snow and not leave a footprint / I want to walk in the snow and not soil its purity\\\'\\\'. Made even more painful for ThisTroper by the fact that her mother is a former anorexic, and understandably gets very emotional when listening to this song.

* \\\"It Makes No Difference\\\" by The Band.
** \\\"Whispering Pines\\\". It\\\'s especially heartbreaking if you know anything about the life and death of its singer/composer, Richard Manuel.
** Also \\\"The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down\\\", \\\"Acadian Driftwood\\\". Robbie Robertson had a knack for writing these types of songs.
** \\\'\\\'\\\'God, Acadian Driftwood; I had to analyse it for French class and after reading Peter Viney\\\'s article, I fully realise what \\\"Canadian coldfront moving in\\\" actually meant. It\\\'s probably the first time a song has ever made me cry.\\\'\\\'\\\'

* \\\"And So It Goes\\\" by Billy Joel. This troper is often reduced to tears when she hears it, since it pretty much sums up the tumultuous relationship she had with her best friend/ex-boyfriend.
--->So I would choose to be with you
--->That\\\'s if the choice were mine to make
--->But you can make decisions too
--->And you can have this heart to break
** More Billy Joel agony: This troper\\\'s seen grown men cry at the end of \\\"Goodnight Saigon\\\", when all the voices, presumably of the soldier\\\'s lost comrades, join in with
--->And we would all go down together.
--->Yes, we would all go down together.
--->We said we\\\'d all go down together.
*** \\\'\\\'\\\'Even more teary if you go to see one of his concerts -- when Billy does \\\"Goodnight Saigon\\\" live, he has all the roadies who were Vietnam veterans come out and sing with him on on that one bit.\\\'\\\'\\\'

* Hammerfall\\\'s [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-W2Y7MTxM0 \\\"Dreams Come True\\\"]]
** And, lest we forget, \\\"Glory To The Brave\\\".
--->Nothing on earth stays forever
--->But none of your deeds were in vain
--->Deep in our hearts you will live again
--->You\\\'ve gone to the home of the brave
** \\\'\\\'\\\'[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=37Rhr_mKZbU Always Will Be]] never fails to turn this troper into a sobbing wreck.\\\'\\\'\\\'

** ThisTroper would also like to point out the imagery in the first verse of \\\"Life On Mars\\\" is decidedly heartbreaking. It doesn\\\'t help that the song is used in some of the more emotionally charged moments of the [[LifeOnMars TV series of the same name]].
*** This troper can no longer quite deal with \\\"Life On Mars?\\\" after [[SuicideIsPainless certain associations]] it acquired in the series finale of the eponymous TV show.
*** \\\'\\\'\\\'As if the original version wasn\\\'t sad enough, the one Bowie performed on the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson is simply [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VMZ0-nJ0Ipo devastating.]]\\\'\\\'\\\'

* \\\"Seasons In the Sun\\\" had almost an entire houseful of people breaking down. Except one person who felt guilty they WEREN\\\'T crying.
* 4st 7lb by the ManicStreetPreachers is a graphic account of a girl with anorexia, filled with some of the most heartbreakingly beautiful lyrics Richey James has ever written, in particular: \\\'\\\'I want to walk in the snow and not leave a footprint / I want to walk in the snow and not soil its purity\\\'\\\'. Made even more painful for ThisTroper by the fact that her mother is a former anorexic, and understandably gets very emotional when listening to this song.

* \\\"It Makes No Difference\\\" by The Band.
** \\\"Whispering Pines\\\". It\\\'s especially heartbreaking if you know anything about the life and death of its singer/composer, Richard Manuel.
** Also \\\"The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down\\\", \\\"Acadian Driftwood\\\". Robbie Robertson had a knack for writing these types of songs.
** \\\'\\\'\\\'God, Acadian Driftwood; I had to analyse it for French class and after reading Peter Viney\\\'s article, I fully realise what \\\"Canadian coldfront moving in\\\" actually meant. It\\\'s probably the first time a song has ever made me cry.\\\'\\\'\\\'

* \\\"And So It Goes\\\" by Billy Joel. This troper is often reduced to tears when she hears it, since it pretty much sums up the tumultuous relationship she had with her best friend/ex-boyfriend.
--->So I would choose to be with you
--->That\\\'s if the choice were mine to make
--->But you can make decisions too
--->And you can have this heart to break
** More Billy Joel agony: This troper\\\'s seen grown men cry at the end of \\\"Goodnight Saigon\\\", when all the voices, presumably of the soldier\\\'s lost comrades, join in with
--->And we would all go down together.
--->Yes, we would all go down together.
--->We said we\\\'d all go down together.
*** \\\'\\\'\\\'Even more teary if you go to see one of his concerts -- when Billy does \\\"Goodnight Saigon\\\" live, he has all the roadies who were Vietnam veterans come out and sing with him on on that one bit.\\\'\\\'\\\'

* Hammerfall\\\'s [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-W2Y7MTxM0 \\\"Dreams Come True\\\"]]
** And, lest we forget, \\\"Glory To The Brave\\\".
--->Nothing on earth stays forever
--->But none of your deeds were in vain
--->Deep in our hearts you will live again
--->You\\\'ve gone to the home of the brave
** \\\'\\\'\\\'[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=37Rhr_mKZbU Always Will Be]] never fails to turn this troper into a sobbing wreck.\\\'\\\'\\\'

** ThisTroper would also like to point out the imagery in the first verse of \\\"Life On Mars\\\" is decidedly heartbreaking. It doesn\\\'t help that the song is used in some of the more emotionally charged moments of the [[LifeOnMars TV series of the same name]].
*** This troper can no longer quite deal with \\\"Life On Mars?\\\" after [[SuicideIsPainless certain associations]] it acquired in the series finale of the eponymous TV show.
*** \\\'\\\'\\\'*** As if the original version wasn\\\'t sad enough, the one Bowie performed on the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson is simply [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VMZ0-nJ0Ipo devastating.]]\\\'\\\'\\\'

* \\\"Seasons In the Sun\\\" had almost an entire houseful of people breaking down. Except one person who felt guilty they WEREN\\\'T crying.
* 4st 7lb by the ManicStreetPreachers is a graphic account of a girl with anorexia, filled with some of the most heartbreakingly beautiful lyrics Richey James has ever written, in particular: \\\'\\\'I want to walk in the snow and not leave a footprint / I want to walk in the snow and not soil its purity\\\'\\\'. Made even more painful for ThisTroper by the fact that her mother is a former anorexic, and understandably gets very emotional when listening to this song.

* \\\"It Makes No Difference\\\" by The Band.
** \\\"Whispering Pines\\\". It\\\'s especially heartbreaking if you know anything about the life and death of its singer/composer, Richard Manuel.
** Also \\\"The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down\\\", \\\"Acadian Driftwood\\\". Robbie Robertson had a knack for writing these types of songs.
** \\\'\\\'\\\'God, Acadian Driftwood; I had to analyse it for French class and after reading Peter Viney\\\'s article, I fully realise what \\\"Canadian coldfront moving in\\\" actually meant. It\\\'s probably the first time a song has ever made me cry.\\\'\\\'\\\'

* \\\"And So It Goes\\\" by Billy Joel. This troper is often reduced to tears when she hears it, since it pretty much sums up the tumultuous relationship she had with her best friend/ex-boyfriend.
--->So I would choose to be with you
--->That\\\'s if the choice were mine to make
--->But you can make decisions too
--->And you can have this heart to break
** More Billy Joel agony: This troper\\\'s seen grown men cry at the end of \\\"Goodnight Saigon\\\", when all the voices, presumably of the soldier\\\'s lost comrades, join in with
--->And we would all go down together.
--->Yes, we would all go down together.
--->We said we\\\'d all go down together.
*** \\\'\\\'\\\'Even more teary if you go to see one of his concerts -- when Billy does \\\"Goodnight Saigon\\\" live, he has all the roadies who were Vietnam veterans come out and sing with him on on that one bit.\\\'\\\'\\\'

* Hammerfall\\\'s [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-W2Y7MTxM0 \\\"Dreams Come True\\\"]]
** And, lest we forget, \\\"Glory To The Brave\\\".
--->Nothing on earth stays forever
--->But none of your deeds were in vain
--->Deep in our hearts you will live again
--->You\\\'ve gone to the home of the brave
** \\\'\\\'\\\'[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=37Rhr_mKZbU Always Will Be]] never fails to turn this troper into a sobbing wreck.\\\'\\\'\\\'

** ThisTroper would also like to point out the imagery in the first verse of \\\"Life On Mars\\\" is decidedly heartbreaking. It doesn\\\'t help that the song is used in some of the more emotionally charged moments of the [[LifeOnMars TV series of the same name]].
*** This troper can no longer quite deal with \\\"Life On Mars?\\\" after [[SuicideIsPainless certain associations]] it acquired in the series finale of the eponymous TV show.
*** \\\'\\\'\\\'*** As if the orignial version wasn\\\'t sad enough, the one Bowie perfromed on the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson is simply [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VMZ0-nJ0Ipo devisdating.]]\\\'\\\'\\\'

* \\\"Seasons In the Sun\\\" had almost an entire houseful of people breaking down. Except one person who felt guilty they WEREN\\\'T crying.
* 4st 7lb by the ManicStreetPreachers is a graphic account of a girl with anorexia, filled with some of the most heartbreakingly beautiful lyrics Richey James has ever written, in particular: \\\'\\\'I want to walk in the snow and not leave a footprint / I want to walk in the snow and not soil its purity\\\'\\\'. Made even more painful for ThisTroper by the fact that her mother is a former anorexic, and understandably gets very emotional when listening to this song.

* \\\"It Makes No Difference\\\" by The Band.
** \\\"Whispering Pines\\\". It\\\'s especially heartbreaking if you know anything about the life and death of its singer/composer, Richard Manuel.
** Also \\\"The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down\\\", \\\"Acadian Driftwood\\\". Robbie Robertson had a knack for writing these types of songs.
** \\\'\\\'\\\'God, Acadian Driftwood; I had to analyse it for French class and after reading Peter Viney\\\'s article, I fully realise what \\\"Canadian coldfront moving in\\\" actually meant. It\\\'s probably the first time a song has ever made me cry.\\\'\\\'\\\'

* \\\"And So It Goes\\\" by Billy Joel. This troper is often reduced to tears when she hears it, since it pretty much sums up the tumultuous relationship she had with her best friend/ex-boyfriend.
--->So I would choose to be with you
--->That\\\'s if the choice were mine to make
--->But you can make decisions too
--->And you can have this heart to break
** More Billy Joel agony: This troper\\\'s seen grown men cry at the end of \\\"Goodnight Saigon\\\", when all the voices, presumably of the soldier\\\'s lost comrades, join in with
--->And we would all go down together.
--->Yes, we would all go down together.
--->We said we\\\'d all go down together.
*** \\\'\\\'\\\'Even more teary if you go to see one of his concerts -- when Billy does \\\"Goodnight Saigon\\\" live, he has all the roadies who were Vietnam veterans come out and sing with him on on that one bit.\\\'\\\'\\\'

* Hammerfall\\\'s [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-W2Y7MTxM0 \\\"Dreams Come True\\\"]]
** And, lest we forget, \\\"Glory To The Brave\\\".
--->Nothing on earth stays forever
--->But none of your deeds were in vain
--->Deep in our hearts you will live again
--->You\\\'ve gone to the home of the brave
** \\\'\\\'\\\'[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=37Rhr_mKZbU Always Will Be]] never fails to turn this troper into a sobbing wreck.\\\'\\\'\\\'

** ThisTroper would also like to point out the imagery in the first verse of \\\"Life On Mars\\\" is decidedly heartbreaking. It doesn\\\'t help that the song is used in some of the more emotionally charged moments of the [[LifeOnMars TV series of the same name]].
*** \\\'\\\'\\\'This troper can no longer quite deal with \\\"Life On Mars?\\\" after [[SuicideIsPainless certain associations]] it acquired in the series finale of the eponymous TV show.\\\'\\\'\\\'

* \\\"Seasons In the Sun\\\" had almost an entire houseful of people breaking down. Except one person who felt guilty they WEREN\\\'T crying.
* 4st 7lb by the ManicStreetPreachers is a graphic account of a girl with anorexia, filled with some of the most heartbreakingly beautiful lyrics Richey James has ever written, in particular: \\\'\\\'I want to walk in the snow and not leave a footprint / I want to walk in the snow and not soil its purity\\\'\\\'. Made even more painful for ThisTroper by the fact that her mother is a former anorexic, and understandably gets very emotional when listening to this song.

* \\\"It Makes No Difference\\\" by The Band.
** \\\"Whispering Pines\\\". It\\\'s especially heartbreaking if you know anything about the life and death of its singer/composer, Richard Manuel.
** Also \\\"The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down\\\", \\\"Acadian Driftwood\\\". Robbie Robertson had a knack for writing these types of songs.
** \\\'\\\'\\\'God, Acadian Driftwood; I had to analyse it for French class and after reading Peter Viney\\\'s article, I fully realise what \\\"Canadian coldfront moving in\\\" actually meant. It\\\'s probably the first time a song has ever made me cry.\\\'\\\'\\\'

* \\\"And So It Goes\\\" by Billy Joel. This troper is often reduced to tears when she hears it, since it pretty much sums up the tumultuous relationship she had with her best friend/ex-boyfriend.
--->So I would choose to be with you
--->That\\\'s if the choice were mine to make
--->But you can make decisions too
--->And you can have this heart to break
** More Billy Joel agony: This troper\\\'s seen grown men cry at the end of \\\"Goodnight Saigon\\\", when all the voices, presumably of the soldier\\\'s lost comrades, join in with
--->And we would all go down together.
--->Yes, we would all go down together.
--->We said we\\\'d all go down together.
*** \\\'\\\'\\\'Even more teary if you go to see one of his concerts -- when Billy does \\\"Goodnight Saigon\\\" live, he has all the roadies who were Vietnam veterans come out and sing with him on on that one bit.\\\'\\\'\\\'

* Hammerfall\\\'s [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-W2Y7MTxM0 \\\"Dreams Come True\\\"]]
** And, lest we forget, \\\"Glory To The Brave\\\".
--->Nothing on earth stays forever
--->But none of your deeds were in vain
--->Deep in our hearts you will live again
--->You\\\'ve gone to the home of the brave
** \\\'\\\'\\\'[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=37Rhr_mKZbU Always Will Be]] never fails to turn this troper into a sobbing wreck.\\\'\\\'\\\'

* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0LzJst0_HbE In Loving Memory]] by AlterBridge, a beautiful GriefSong dedicated to the lead guitarist\\\'s late mother.
* \\\"Seasons In the Sun\\\" had almost an entire houseful of people breaking down. Except one person who felt guilty they WEREN\\\'T crying.
* 4st 7lb by the ManicStreetPreachers is a graphic account of a girl with anorexia, filled with some of the most heartbreakingly beautiful lyrics Richey James has ever written, in particular: \\\'\\\'I want to walk in the snow and not leave a footprint / I want to walk in the snow and not soil its purity\\\'\\\'. Made even more painful for ThisTroper by the fact that her mother is a former anorexic, and understandably gets very emotional when listening to this song.

* \\\"It Makes No Difference\\\" by The Band.
** \\\"Whispering Pines\\\". It\\\'s especially heartbreaking if you know anything about the life and death of its singer/composer, Richard Manuel.
** Also \\\"The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down\\\", \\\"Acadian Driftwood\\\". Robbie Robertson had a knack for writing these types of songs.
** \\\'\\\'\\\'God, Acadian Driftwood; I had to analyse it for French class and after reading Peter Viney\\\'s article, I fully realise what \\\"Canadian coldfront moving in\\\" actually meant. It\\\'s probably the first time a song has ever made me cry.\\\'\\\'\\\'

* \\\'\\\'\\\'\\\"Seasons In the Sun\\\" had almost an entire houseful of people breaking down. Except one person who felt guilty they WEREN\\\'T crying.\\\'\\\'\\\'
* \\\'\\\'\\\'4st 7lb by the ManicStreetPreachers is a graphic account of a girl with anorexia, filled with some of the most heartbreakingly beautiful lyrics Richey James has ever written, in particular: \\\'\\\'I want to walk in the snow and not leave a footprint / I want to walk in the snow and not soil its purity\\\'\\\'. Made even more painful for ThisTroper by the fact that her mother is a former anorexic, and understandably gets very emotional when listening to this song.\\\'\\\'\\\'

* \\\"It Makes No Difference\\\" by The Band.
** \\\"Whispering Pines\\\". It\\\'s especially heartbreaking if you know anything about the life and death of its singer/composer, Richard Manuel.
** Also \\\"The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down\\\", \\\"Acadian Driftwood\\\". Robbie Robertson had a knack for writing these types of songs.
** \\\'\\\'\\\'God, Acadian Driftwood; I had to analyse it for French class and after reading Peter Viney\\\'s article, I fully realise what \\\"Canadian coldfront moving in\\\" actually meant. It\\\'s probably the first time a song has ever made me cry.\\\'\\\'\\\'

* \\\'\\\'\\\'\\\"Seasons In the Sun\\\" had almost an entire houseful of people breaking down. Except one person who felt guilty they WEREN\\\'T crying.\\\'\\\'\\\'

* \\\"It Makes No Difference\\\" by The Band.
** \\\"Whispering Pines\\\". It\\\'s especially heartbreaking if you know anything about the life and death of its singer/composer, Richard Manuel.
** Also \\\"The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down\\\", \\\"Acadian Driftwood\\\". Robbie Robertson had a knack for writing these types of songs.
** \\\'\\\'\\\'God, Acadian Driftwood; I had to analyse it for French class and after reading Peter Viney\\\'s article, I fully realise what \\\"Canadian coldfront moving in\\\" actually meant. It\\\'s probably the first time a song has ever made me cry.\\\'\\\'\\\'

* \\\"Seasons In the Sun\\\" had almost an entire houseful of people breaking down. Except one person who felt guilty they WEREN\\\'T crying.