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over a year ago
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"Mine is unapologetically Black Hole Sun by Soundgarden "
Nothing compares - Sinead O'connor and loads of P Floyd songs especially the openings to them. And of course the Welsh National Anthem ! |
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This might seem rather odd, but when Frozen first came out, I took my kids to see it and I have to admit that first time when I heard 'Let it go', I was blown away by it.
If you take it as a song all on it's own, the lyrics and the way it is sung are quite powerful. It's a really great song |
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"Mine is unapologetically Black Hole Sun by Soundgarden
Nothing compares - Sinead O'connor and loads of P Floyd songs especially the openings to them. And of course the Welsh National Anthem !"
I’m obviously biased but have you heard Chris Cornell’s version? |
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"Mine is unapologetically Black Hole Sun by Soundgarden "
Never fails, that one. I remember seeing Cornell play it solo, acoustic, on a huge stage to a crowd of 2,500-ish. Blackout, just the one spotlight on him.
You could hear a pin drop. The crowd was silent. Rapt.
Half the audience was in tears by the end. |
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By *r_PinkMan
over a year ago
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"Mine is unapologetically Black Hole Sun by Soundgarden "
Robbie Williams "Angel" as it reminds me of a very special woman in my life who really was my angel, friend, and non biological mother (real mother in my heart).
She is in heaven now and was an angel on earth when she was alive.
If I hear this song, I feel goosebumps and it often brings a tear in my eye. |
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"Mine is unapologetically Black Hole Sun by Soundgarden
Never fails, that one. I remember seeing Cornell play it solo, acoustic, on a huge stage to a crowd of 2,500-ish. Blackout, just the one spotlight on him.
You could hear a pin drop. The crowd was silent. Rapt.
Half the audience was in tears by the end."
As I read this, I am in the middle of a chat with my tattoo artist, discussing the final design of my special CC tattoo. And I suddenly know what I want him to add (thank you) |
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"Mine is unapologetically Black Hole Sun by Soundgarden
Robbie Williams "Angel" as it reminds me of a very special woman in my life who really was my angel, friend, and non biological mother (real mother in my heart).
She is in heaven now and was an angel on earth when she was alive.
If I hear this song, I feel goosebumps and it often brings a tear in my eye."
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"Ooh there's a few. The first that springs to mind is...
Yes by McAlmont & Butler
J"
I'm going to have to think about this, Dee. I immediately went to songs that made me sad (many), but goosebumps doesn't necessarily mean sad, does it.
But while I do that over-thinking, I will just say that I LOVE this song, J! |
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Great gig in the sky - Pink Floyd
Lateralus - Tool
Locket - Crumb
Inner city life - Goldie
Sky shackin - Justin Johnson
The trip - Still corners
Sleep drifter - king gizzard and the Lizard Wizard
Luv like - Nia Archives
Paranoid Android - Radiohead
Reason I'm Gone - Walter trout
Heard it through the grapevine - creedence
Ain't no sunshine - Bill Withers
Roadhouse blues - the doors
Hi- Ren - Ren
Wanting it ain't enough - Artful Dodger
Fade into you - Mazy star
Sweet Jane - Cowboy Junkies
where is my mind - the pixies
Black eyed dog - nick Drake
Can't be bothered to think of more sorry. |
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I'm going to have to think about this, Dee. I immediately went to songs that made me sad (many), but goosebumps doesn't necessarily mean sad, does it.
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Not necessarily, no. I’m more interested in knowing about the WHOA! goosebumps |
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"Mine is unapologetically Black Hole Sun by Soundgarden "
I used to constantly rehearse that track, I a band I was in when I was young, probably when I was around 19. So I think I've "overheard " it, if you know what i mean..
One track that never fails to give goosebumps is by a singer/songwriter called dallas green.
If you type "city and colour - day old hate" on youtube, that track will come up.
I think dallas green is a spectacular singer and guitarist.  |
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Bunny West’s cover of Run to the Hills.
Glycerine - Bush
Small Town Hypocrite - Caylee Hammack
Not Alone - The Indelicates
High - Caitlyn Smith
I could list these all day. Songs that give me goosebumps are what I live for. Those, and kisses that do the same. |
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"Mine is unapologetically Black Hole Sun by Soundgarden
I used to constantly rehearse that track, I a band I was in when I was young, probably when I was around 19. So I think I've "overheard " it, if you know what i mean..
One track that never fails to give goosebumps is by a singer/songwriter called dallas green.
If you type "city and colour - day old hate" on youtube, that track will come up.
I think dallas green is a spectacular singer and guitarist. "
You can’t “overheard” Black Hole Sun, it’s impossible 
I’ll look up the other track, sounds interesting. |
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"Nimrod - Edward Elgar
Gabriel's Oboe - Ennio Morricone
The Day Thou Gavest - Rev. Scholefield "
I love Nimrod but it makes me cry more than goosebumps. Mars, the Bringer of War from the Planets by Holst though... goosebumps city.
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"Nimrod - Edward Elgar
Gabriel's Oboe - Ennio Morricone
The Day Thou Gavest - Rev. Scholefield
I love Nimrod but it makes me cry more than goosebumps. Mars, the Bringer of War from the Planets by Holst though... goosebumps city.
J"
All the above make me cry, so maybe I've given the wrong answer! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Music is so emotive. It transports us to places, people, moments. It's so powerful and my reactions change depending on what's going on at the time.
There are 2 songs that always get me though.
November Rain by Guns and Roses.
Full version please always.
The Show Must Go On by Queen. I think we are all performing at times.
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"Music is so emotive. It transports us to places, people, moments. It's so powerful and my reactions change depending on what's going on at the time.
There are 2 songs that always get me though.
November Rain by Guns and Roses.
Full version please always.
The Show Must Go On by Queen. I think we are all performing at times.
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Totally with you on both counts, Ms Wyld |
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By *ildbillkidMan
over a year ago
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"Mine is unapologetically Black Hole Sun by Soundgarden
Never fails, that one. I remember seeing Cornell play it solo, acoustic, on a huge stage to a crowd of 2,500-ish. Blackout, just the one spotlight on him.
You could hear a pin drop. The crowd was silent. Rapt.
Half the audience was in tears by the end."
Norah Jones did it two days after Chris died just her on the piano |
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"Ooh there's a few. The first that springs to mind is...
Yes by McAlmont & Butler
J"
Also from that album, 'You Do'.
Never fails.
And Radiohead's How To Disappear Completely. That bit where the song breaks down and the strings come back in. If you haven't heard it before, I urge you to go listen to it now. |
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By *imbo59seMan
over a year ago
North Norfolk area |
"Brothers in arms, Dire straights."
Written during the Falklands War in 1982, although not released until 1985 (on the album of the same name), used a lot at military/ex military funerals....very evocative of the time it was written. New studio version recorded on the 25th anniversary of the Falklands in 2007 to raise funds for Falklands veterans.
Does anyone recall the TV series about ex soldiers it was used as the title song for..... I think it was "Civvies"? |
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By *nkyCplCouple
over a year ago
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Samuel Barber - Adagio for Strings Op 11
The most emotive piece of music for me though is Band of Horses - The Funeral.
I can very rarely listen to it and have to leave wherever it is I am if I even hear the intro.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Mine is unapologetically Black Hole Sun by Soundgarden "
Oh thanks for bringing that. Haven't listened to it in ages !
For me there are so many.. but first which popped in my head was Sonique - It feels so good
And Vivaldi - The Four Seasons: Spring.. |
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Far Far far too many to mention..
But ..Hurt Johnny Cash, Lay Down Your Arms Belinda Carlise Skin Storm Morrissey Please Please Let Me Get What I Want The Smiths Autumn Song Manic Street Preachers Smile Like You Mean It The Killers Half A Person The Smiths |
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By *olmaMan
over a year ago
Kettering |
"Heart sisters doing stairway to heaven at the Kennedy centre.
Fffking Wow. "
Wow!! This my go to music clip on YouTube and watch it a few times a month...8 minutes that you will never regret...check it out fabbers!! |
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By *nkyCplCouple
over a year ago
Northampton |
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The most emotive piece of music for me though is Band of Horses - The Funeral.
I can very rarely listen to it and have to leave wherever it is I am if I even hear the intro. "
Just had to walk out of Starbucks when this kicked in. |
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When Nessun Dorma is sung really well. Too many ‘popped’ arrangements these days, but when it’s done with a full orchestra and a bona fide tenor.
Also, symphony of sorrowful songs. The lyrics are sobering. |
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By *929Man
over a year ago
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Was just Lying in bath and listening to the 8 o clock mix on kisstory and right at the end waiting by dash Berlin and Emma Hewitt came on and hadn’t heard in ages legit goosebumps even felt a bit like crying haha |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Bridge over troubled waters.
Wuthering heights
Iron sky
Just a few I have listened to recently that make me listen to every note, and they move me.
Others can bring me to tears. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"When Nessun Dorma is sung really well. Too many ‘popped’ arrangements these days, but when it’s done with a full orchestra and a bona fide tenor.
Also, symphony of sorrowful songs. The lyrics are sobering."
Oohhh. Barcelona - Freddie mercury. |
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"When Nessun Dorma is sung really well. Too many ‘popped’ arrangements these days, but when it’s done with a full orchestra and a bona fide tenor.
Also, symphony of sorrowful songs. The lyrics are sobering.
Oohhh. Barcelona - Freddie mercury. "
Good shout! I have this one, too. I still think about the Olympics when I hear it. |
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Absolutely loads but here's some i can think of... Lol
Mazzy Star - Fade Into You
https://youtu.be/ImKY6TZEyrI
One of my favourite songs stunning vocals and production. Produced by Britain's best producer Joe Meek! Who also produced the 60's classic 'Telstar'
Cryin Shames - Please Stay
https://youtu.be/97pdWCbHFb4
Donovan - Catch The Wind
https://youtu.be/J8hjEYTpwE8
One of my best friends favourites too and cry when i hear the line "I could change the world, If i had you.
The Korgis - If I Had You
https://youtu.be/tl0elXMOzsA
Gordon Lightfoot - If You Could Read My Mind
https://youtu.be/v5tr_L31StI
Nick Drake - Hanging On A Star
https://youtu.be/JOFgM3mFIqw
Jim Croce - Time In A Bottle
https://youtu.be/dO1rMeYnOmM
Don McLean - Vincent
https://youtu.be/oxHnRfhDmrk
Blind Willie johnson - Dark Was The Night
https://youtu.be/BNj2BXW852g
Bettye Swann - Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye
https://youtu.be/NXE6ksv_cBI
Ben E King - Stand By Me
https://youtu.be/hwZNL7QVJjE
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Allegre Miserere Mei Deus. (The Sixteen and Harry Christophers version)
Allegri Miserere is beautiful. I prefer a version with trebles in it but The Sixteen version is great."
There are trebles in the Sixteen Version -- unless they have more than one, of course. |
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that jump into that first chorus always gives me goodbumps 
