[Heimdall]

Nightwish-Planet Hell, espically the intro.

I'm not the only Nightwish fan around these parts, am I?

 

[[popple]]

Incubus - Echo

This song didn't just make my spine-tingle, it made me cry

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[The Actual]

Quote:

Originally Posted by 3DCadman Wow. I had a hard time narrowing it down to 3!

Oh, I haven't listened to music in awhile. Normally I would probably be able to remember the most recent three songs.

 

[BANGPOD]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Thaddy Pink Floyd - Echoes 23:31 of tingling.

Thaddy --

I whole-heartedly agree! The end is so eerie...

"Echoes" is the ONLY song to EVER give me chills.

Every time I hear the mid-song screeches, I shake!

Thaddy, what other Pink Floyd songs make you tremble?

Please drop me a private message sometime, I want to know.

BANGPOD

 

[Thaddy]

Quote:

Originally Posted by BANGPOD Thaddy -- I whole-heartedly agree! The end is so eerie... "Echoes" is the ONLY song to EVER give me chills. Every time I hear the mid-song screeches, I shake! Thaddy, what other Pink Floyd songs make you tremble? Please drop me a private message sometime, I want to know. BANGPOD

Man that's a really hard question to answer. It should have been phrased "What other Pink Floyd albums make you tremble?"

I've been into them pretty heavily for the past 1.5-2 years, and I've learned to appreciate all of their albums. I go through phases, just like I do with Dream Theater and Tool. Some days The Wall just does it for me, while other days Animals satisfies my Floyd cravings. I don't really have a favorite Floyd album, I just prefer certain ones, depending on my mood

 

[unfortunateson]

A Perfect Circle - Gravity

 

[Trance-Fusion]

dont laugh... Don't Speak-No Doubt

 

[The Actual]

It's Alright Ma I'm Only Bleeding-Bob Dylan

 

[cetoole]

The only songs that have done this to me recently are songs I wouldn't expect. They are ones I like, but not quite normal. Most recent is Bloodbath: Trail of Insects.

 

[Iron_Dreamer]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Heimdall Nightwish-Planet Hell, espically the intro. I'm not the only Nightwish fan around these parts, am I?

Heck no, mate! I love that intro as well, though my spine-tingling moment of that album is reserved for Ghost Love Score, without a doubt their best song ever IMO. I've been wearing out their new album like nothing else lately.

 

[raif]

The first time I heard dark side of the moon it was in sacd surround. When Any Colour You Like, came on, I about crap my pants.

The synthesizers were like a sonic waterfall, cascading over the tops of my speakers and flowing straight in to my soul.


[size=xx-small]yah, I was high... so what?![/size]

 

[pandasonic]

"Sugarless" - Autolux

Just saw them live, now I don't feel so bad that I was born a decade too late to be following Sonic Youth.

 

[Kid-A]

i just got dsotm today

~40 minutes of spine tingling

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Weird how I got just about every other floyd album before DSotM

 

[BANGPOD]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Thaddy Man that's a really hard question to answer. It should have been phrased "What other Pink Floyd albums make you tremble?" I've been into them pretty heavily for the past 1.5-2 years, and I've learned to appreciate all of their albums. I go through phases, just like I do with Dream Theater and Tool. Some days The Wall just does it for me, while other days Animals satisfies my Floyd cravings. I don't really have a favorite Floyd album, I just prefer certain ones, depending on my mood

Thaddy --

Well, obviously Pink Floyd makes ALBUMS, not SONGS.

I was phrasing it that way to elicit a song specific response.
Since the title of this thread DOES refer to the feeling of a song.

I say this because "In The Flesh(?)" does not tingle my spine, per se.
But "Is There Anybody Out There?" gives me the aforementioned sensation.

Obviously, I can say that "The Wall" as a whole is my "spine tingler."
But, that is too general a response and quite frankly, is plain useless.

See where I am going with that?
But yes, I do see your point... I do!

BANGPOD

 

[morphine]

Sarah Slean - John the 23rd.

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