[JoeyO.]

"Teeth" - Lisa Hannigan
 
Every. Single. Time.

 

[mark2410]

Jerusalem
 
without fail whether i like it not,no matter how bad a version it is

 

[A Love Supreme]

He has the most chilling voice of all time. When I saw him perform this live everyone in the room was just frozen in sheer awe.
 
 

 

[Chimera-se]

Quote:

Pat Metheny - "The Way Up"

x2! I love that cd, especially Antonio Sanchez's drumming
 

 

[UncleCozy]

John Cale - Paris 1919
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q5YHqWqhFkU
It's so good that I actually think it's from a better place than earth..
 
(No religious intent)

 

[moriez]

Pfffffffff
 
Fleet Foxes - Blue Ridge Mountains

 

[moriez]

U2- The Unforgettable Fire
 
some bumps..

 

[sanakaku]

Air on G - Bach
Cello suite no.1 - Bach
Winter largo - Antonio Vivaldi 
Albumblat - Wagner
Adagio for Strings - Taliesin Orchestra
 
Lilac Wine - Jeff Buckley
Balisong - Rivermaya learned this one from a friend simply amazing! always give me the chills

 

[Archer82]

If I Ever Leave this World Alive - Flogging Molly
Far Away Boys - Flogging Molly
Tobacco Island - Flogging Molly
The Sun Never Shines on Closed Doors - Flogging Molly
You know what just enter a Flogging Molly song here and you are probably on the right track
Upstarts and Broken Hearts - Dropkick Murphys
Fields Of Athenry - Dropkick Murphys
Forever - Dropkick Murphys
Glass Prison - Dream Theatre
The Saltwater Room - Owl City (probably because I am in Iraq and missing the Mrs.)
Fairytale of New York - The Pogues
 
EDIT: Can't forget anything by "William Elliott Whitmore" guy is brilliant.
 
Plus Many Many More

 

[DonCarr]

Whilst it is obvious that other peoples "goose bump" tracks are personal, and may not have that strong of an effect if any at all , on others. Whilst listening to suggestions in this thread, whilst few have given me goose bumps, I think I can safely guess at which point those goose bumps kick in for the listener.
 
I am listening artificially  away from the environment and timely elements that effect the listeners perceptions of the song , listening to the song , looking specifically for the goose bump bit.
 
I understand nothing about the physcology/science/art of music, however, would it be safe to assume that there must be a structure or recipe or a line of correlation between these songs that cause that effect?
 
Just as an example , do lots of the tracks share a similar timing or pace or change of mood or build up etc etc that triggers the goose bumps...?
 
Just thinking aloud really , stupid post really but Ive typed it out now... lol

 

[DonCarr]

After a quick google, http://www.exploratorium.edu/music/questions/goosebumps.html
 
if anybody is interested , it explains a little more clearly about what I was curious about.

 

[moriez]

Saw American Gangster a couple of days ago. This one track, playing it now:
 
John Lee Hooker - No Shoes
 
Holy moly! Realness!

 

[kenammo]

Transcendence - Santana (Moonflower).  The vocal by Greg Walker gives me the shivers.
 
Soon (single edit) - Yes (Relayer). Jon Anderson at his best.
 
I Believe In You - Talk Talk (Spirit of Eden). Damn.
 
Score for To Kill A Mockingbird - Elmer Bernstein.

 

[rehabitat]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ub_2qDaDAQ4&feature=related
 
One should never tire of such fragile beauty
 
warning: lo-fi

 

[sepinho]

Digable Planets - La Femme Fatale - great song, great band, great lyrics