This progressive metal band can really do Tear Jerkers. * A Change of Seasons. Epic at 23 minutes and will reduce you to a blubbering mess. * "Disappear", "Vacant", and "Space-Dye Vest." "And I'll smile and learn to pretend/And I'll never be open again/And I'll have no more dreams to defend/And I'll never be open again?" God-damn. * The Budokan DVD version of "Disappear" is worse. The singer wrote it about his mother's death, and it's easy to see when they play it on that particular DVD, that he's very, very close to breaking down at the end of the song. * Not to mention "Goodnight Kiss", a song about post-partum depression. And that is merely the pinnacle of the suite of depression that is Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence. Parts of Scenes from a Memory also qualify, especia