[Boosky]

what is that one song no matter what system, headphones, amp or whatever you have going you can just lose yourself to?

i was listening to some ibuds and just grooved for 14 mins to low spark of high-heeled boys, traffic

good times

 

[apostate]

The Allman Brothers Band - Whipping Post
Lynyrd Skynyrd - Simple Man
The Who - Baba O'Riley

I can listen to those any time, any where on dang near anything.

Ant

 

[jinp6301]

elliott smith - angeles

but i really prefer it on my SR-225s

 

[skudmunky]

In The Name Of God by Dream Theater - this song is just freaking amazing.

 

[Purgatos]

David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust

 

[feh1325]

money by pink floyd

the other day in my physics class, we were doing a lab and my teacher played "dark side of the moon". when money played, about a third of the class (including me, of course) started singing along.

fun stuff

 

[Duggeh]

Almost anything by Mike Oldfield. Particularly Ommadawn or Hergest Ridge.

Chronologie or Magnetic Fields by Jean-Michel Jarre

A Song For All Seasons by Renaissance

Mythodea by Vangelis

Dark Side Of The Moon - Pink Floyd


As for individual songs

Money - Pink Floyd
Mythodea Movement 1 - Vangelis
Tubular Bells Part 1
Ommadawn Part 1
Hergest Ridge Part 1
Hergest Ridge Part 2
Sentinal
Far Above The Clouds
--Mike Oldfield

The Rock Movie Theme - Hans Zimmer


And many many more. I loves me music, uck uck uck uck uck uck uck cuk.

 

[theDank]

Ladytron - 'the way that i found you'
Gorecki - symphony no.3

 

[gmoffatt]

One that gets me staring off into space is Sufjan Stevens' The Dress Looks Nice On You from Seven Swans. Lots of great banjo/guitar layers in there.

 

[jinp6301]

Quote:

Originally Posted by gmoffatt One that gets me staring off into space is Sufjan Stevens' The Dress Looks Nice On You from Seven Swans. Lots of great banjo/guitar layers in there.

definitely, but not so good with grados tho

 

[rhythmicmoose]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Duggeh The Rock Movie Theme - Hans Zimmer

SUCH A GOOD THEME! I wouldn't exactly put it on this list, but it is damn good. Wasn't it by Harry Gregson-Williams, though?

As for what would make my list:
anything by Jimi Hendrix
Californication
BRMC
London Calling
various songs by Dispatch

 

[Uncle Erik]

Anything by Wilco.

 

[mb3k]

Sarah McLachlan - Happy Xmas (War is Over)
one of those songs that builds up, a great listen!

 

[camille]

anything by the Ditty Bops; the sweet sounds of acoustic guitar and mandolin get me every time.

 

[Debaser86]

Definitely "Sister Ray" by The Velvet Underground

I start rocking out to the song even if I'm just thinking about how it goes.