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which songs gives you "'goosebumps'' |
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Barbu 
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David Bowie - Lazarus
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When I was a kid the guitar in the quiet section of the live version of "The Knife" by Genesis gave me goosebumps.
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Tom Ozric
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There’s goosebumps ‘chilling’ and there’s goosebumps ‘euphoric’ ..... I don’t get it......??
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BaldFriede
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That's a reaction I never have. I wonder why.
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Far, far too many to mention!
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Welcome to the middle of the film.
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Can's Spoon, particularly the drums. After the Flood by Talk Talk. Big Ship by Cardiacs. Human Behaviour and Yoga (orchestral live version) by Bjoerk. Traeum mal wieder/Dream Again von Holger Czukay. Morpheus Miracle Maker by North Sea Radio Orchestra.
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...a vigorous circular motion hitherto unknown to the people of this area, but destined
to take the place of the mud shark in your mythology... |
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The Snowgoose (whole album)
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The moments the fuzzy guitars start up in Can’s 19 Century Man, Amon Düül II’s Dem Guten, Schonen, Wahren, Tangerine Dream’s Journey Through A Burning Brain.
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"There is nothing new except what has been forgotten" - Marie Antoinette
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Kate Bush - Moving, Lionheart, and this one... |
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Just today, the acoustic guitar and piano solos on Jean-Luc Ponty's "Gardens of Babylon".
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PROGMATIC
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"ten years gone" LZ
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Right.....not sure which kind was meant, but perhaps either or even other words to describe the cause of the goosebumps. Oh.......here's the thread starter's definition below:
For me I can't list all of them, but here are some: Marillion "Easter" especially the guitar solo, but also some of the lyrics/vocals for that. Ad Infinitum "Waterline" guitar solo and vocal harmonies YES "Awaken".....just wow! Nice visual when YES shot off the white confetti near the climax of the song in concert. Roine Stolt "Dissonata" YES "Close To The Edge", especially the climax/vocal chorus near the end. Big Big Train "Winchester Diver" particularly the dramatic vocal refrain. Kate Bush (too many to list) YES "Going For The One" Echolyn "A Little Nonsense" Marillion "The Last Straw" (whole band & Tessa Niles' voice WAILING!!) King Crimson "Red" Leger de Main "Silent Monster" Non-Prog: Imogen Heap "Oh Me, Oh My" and "Come Here, Boy". Edited by paisanojac - April 16 2019 at 13:38 |
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Phideaux: Microdeath Softstar - When the full orchestra is playing
Unitopia: The Great Reward Mars Hollow: Dawn of Creation Ostura: Opening of album and Dubstep portion in Duality and the surge. Genesis: First of Fifth - You know the part Yes: Siberian Katru BBT: Judas Unrepentant Vanden Plas: Gethsemane (cover) Porcupine Tree: Arriving somewhere but not here. Trains Steven Wilson: Happy Returns. The Raven That Refused to Sing Ill probably be back with more.
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Three that come to mind for me are While My Guitar Gently Weeps by The Beatles, The title track to The Grand Wazoo by my man Frank, and The Dabsong Conshirtoe by Caravan.
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The last few minutes of Dabsong is just amazing. I especially like the way it goes back to the theme from the first song on the album. It's almost a bit of a trainwreck but somehow it works.  That album sometimes gets a bad rap but that one track definitely saves it imo. As for Frank the one by him that stands out for me is "Peaches en regalia." Anyway, another one for me is "the fountain of lamneth part 1" by Rush(especially the first few minutes with the opening guitar riff). Edited by AFlowerKingCrimson - April 17 2019 at 20:56 |
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[Genesis: First of Fifth - You know the part ]
No, really I don't but I'm guessing either the flute solo or guitar solo.
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YESESIS
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Yeah Peaches is obviously a well loved classic by Frank. So is Inca Roads. But he has so many great tunes, almost impossible to pick just one.. for me anyway. I'll have to check out that Rush song sometime. I do like them, just a little burned out on them(Floyd same).
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Treatise of Cosmic Fire by Todd Rundgren
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