[Masonjar]

Quote:

Originally Posted by mrplow The Stone Roses - "This Is the One"...which carries into "I Am the Resurrection"... thoses choruses are to die for

That whole album is just too perfect for words. 1989 was such a great year for music.

 

[superjohnny]

Learning to Fly - Pink Floyd
Airport - dZihan & Kamien

Both gimmie quite a good ride.

 

[fr4c]

Force of Gravity - BT

 

[kramer5150]

You want em all?
Van halen - eruption, Unchained, Little Guitars

Dreamtheater - The war inside my head, The test that stumped them all, Petrucci guitar solo (Once in a Livetime), Home (Live Scenes from New York), Solitary Shell, The dance of Eternity

An evening with Jordan Rudess and John Petrucci... the whole damn CD (!!)

Anything by Junior Brown, Eric Johnson and Steve Vai

Queensryche - Queen of the Reich, Jet city Woman, Empire, Eyes of a stranger, NM156

Liquid tension experiment - Paradigm shift, Acid Rain, When the water breaks, State of Grace, Liquid Dreams

John Fogerty - Any of his tunes (or Credence') recorded live... Great Live Swamp-rock guitar tone IMHO

Dick Dale - Anything, Surf guitar King

Queen - Anything
Rush - Anything
Styx - Castle walls, Miss America, Superstars, Blue Collar man, Renegade, Hang Man

Don Dorsey - Anything
Garrett

 

[HVK]

'O Fortuna' from Orff's Carmina Burana!!! Stolen by a million comercials but the most powerfull music ever written...BAR NONE!!

 

[pne]

I don't know why, but the engine rev's in Van Halen's Panama have always got me going.

 

[aeriyn]

What song gives me an aural orgasm?

That's so easy!

[size=large]Aikawa Nanase "Velvet moon"[/size]

Seriously, go download this song and you'll understand what I mean.

 

[deaf_j]

Andre Previn leading Emanual Ax and the Royal Philharmonic
in Beethoven's Fifth Piano Concerto. One of my favorite all
time CD's.

 

[HVK]

Quote:

Originally Posted by pne I don't know why, but the engine rev's in Van Halen's Panama have always got me going.

I'll second that!!

 

[Bobes]

Johnny Cash's versions of Hurt and Highway Patrolman come to mind immediately.

Bobes

 

[Helter Skelter]

Oh man. Pink Floyd's fantastic live album, Pulse, has many such songs. "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" and "Run Like Hell" come immediately to mind, but every track on the two disc set is fantastic.

And since I can never pick just one...

Nickel Creek has a few good ones too, including "Ode to a Butterfly", "Sabra Girl", and "Out of the Woods".
Coldplay, "Everything's Not Lost/Life Is For Living".
Queens Of The Stone Age, "Mosquito Song".
Juno Reactor, "Pistolero".
Deep Forest, "Hunting".
Daft Punk, "Aerodynamic".
Oingo Boingo, "Insanity".
Many, many others...

 

[VicAjax]

 

[Zvio]

Refused - Tannhäuser / Derivè
RJD2 - Iced Lightning
Sixtoo - A to Zero (Anything on Antagonist Survival Kit)
Them - This about the city too..
At the Drive-In - Napoleon Solo
why? - Darla
Placebo - Blue American
Lyrics Born - Dream Sequence
Fog - Whom That Hits Walls
El-P - Fantastic Damage
Dosh - DJ DJ
Boom Bip + Dose One - [circle]
Bonobo - Flutter
The Blood Brothers - Six Nightmares at the Pinball Masquerade

The list goes on forever. Honestly.

 

[Original_Pirate]

Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb

 

[jpr703]

Ball & Biscuit by the White Stripes