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 Quite a lot of songs: Fountain of Salmacis - Genesis
 Marillion - This is the 21st Century, Waiting to Happen, Goodbye to All That, The Great Escape, When I Meet Good.
 Pink Floyd: Echoes, Embryo, Careful with that Axe Eugene (Ummagumma - live album), Us and Them
 
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As with Lost Chord, I have to go with Awaken.  Back in 1976 I drove cross country twice, as well as up and down the state of Californina numerous times while listening to the entire album, unfortunately on an eight track.  It was years before I realized that unbelievable song was actually one song.  The intro and Wakeman just before the close still give me chills.
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Many chills, from many band. Many different chills as well.
Sometimes the chills cannot be explained rationally.
 
Lots of Marillion songs. Some old Camel songs.
 
Radiohead - Exit Music
Fields of the Nephilim (yes, it is prog) - Love under will
Mike Oldfield - Hergest Ridge part 1
Pendragon - 2 AM (only the acoustic version)
Genesis - In the Rapids, the solo in The Lamia
Dream Theater - Deja Vu (the climax with the piano)
 
Non-prog:
Tom Waits - Ruby Arms (and many more from Tom)
 
More chills to come: Autumn is coming.
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Points: 5 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 28 2006 at 06:35
is getting chills = getting goosebumps? I dont really get it..im not that much into english slang...
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Yes - Awaken (the guitar is just so awsome), Heart of Sunrise

Pink Floyd - Carefull with that axe eugene, Comfortably Numb, Us And Them

Dream Theater - Another Hand the Killing Hand (Live At the Marquee)

Camel - Lady Fantasy, Rhayader Goes to Town

Genesis - Firth of fifth, Musical Box

Rush - La Villa Strangiato

And many more.
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Radiohead - "Climbing Up The Walls", "Like Spinning Plates", "We Suck Young Blood"
The Mars Volta - "Frances The Mute", "Cassandra Gemini", "Vicarious Attonment"
A Silver Mount Zion - "Could've Moved Mountains"
 
I agree with the person that mentioned Tom Waits. I always get chills listening to "Small Change", and most of the Black Rider album...
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ELP- the gorgeous solo keyboard piece in 'The Great Gates Of Kiev' from 'Pictures..'. Arguably, the 1990s re-recording is even better in this section, having gained more drama and resonance. The key it's played in fits it better than the original, imo.
 
Genesis- The Cinema Show, The Fountain Of Salmacis, Apocalypse In 9/8, Ripples, Mad Man Moon, One For The Vine, Fading Lights
 
IQ- Widow's Peak
 
Yes- Awaken, The Revealing Science Of God, Gates Of Delirium ('Soon'), Close To The Edge
 
Uriah Heep- Firefly, Paradise/The Spell
 
King Crimson- Epitaph, Starless
 
Marillion- Hearts Of Lothian
 
Pendragon- As Good As Gold, Paintbox, solo section in Guardian Of Your Soul
 
Caravan- And I Wish I Were Stoned, Where But For Caravan Would I
 
Camel- most anything from The Snow Goose or Nude, Who We Are, The White Rider, Chord Change
 
BJH- She Said, Mockingbird, Hymn, Ra, After The Day, Galadriel, In Search Of England, Sea Of Tranquility
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  • Frank Zappa - Keep It Greasey
  • Allan Holdsworth - Metal Fatigue
  • Symphony X - The Accolade
  • Dream Theater - Scarred
  • Fates Warning - Leave The Past Behind
  • Magellan - Magna Carta
  • Shadow Gallery - Queen of the City of Ice
  • Jean-Michel Jarre - Oxygene 5
  • Supertramp - Crime of The Century
  • Genesis - Eleventh Earl of Mar
  • Gentle Giant - The Runaway
  • Strawbs - Ghosts
  • Van Der Graaf Generator - Lemmings
  • Jethro Tull - A Passion Play
  • Brand X - Deadly Nightshade

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Marillion - "The Great Escape", "Bridge/Living With The Big Lie", "Afraid Of Sunlight", "Easter", "Holloway Girl", "Fantastic Place", "You're Gone", "The Invisible Man", "Cover My Eyes (Pain And Heaven)", "A Few Words For The Dead", "This Strange Engine" (especially the live versions), "Neverland", "Gazpacho", "Beautiful", "Map Of The World", "Quartz", "Mad/The Opium Den", "Alone Again In The Lap Of Luxury", and many, many more.

Dream Theater - "Sacrificed Sons", "Scene Five: Through Her Eyes", "Surrounded"

Genesis - "Behind The Lines", "Firth Of Fifth", "Watcher Of The Skies", "One For The Vine", "Carpet Crawlers"

IQ - "Harvest Of Souls", "Unsolid Ground", and "Narrow Margin"

Pendragon - "Master Of Illusion", "As Good As Gold", and "Paintbox"

Spock's Beard - "Open Wide The Flood Gates", "Carrie", "The Great Nothing", and "Harm's Way"

Neal Morse - "Oh, To Feel Him" and pretty much all of part 5, "Cradle To The Grave", "Grand Finale", "Make Us One", "I'm In A Cage", "Sweet Elation", "In The Fire", and "12"

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The live version of "A saucerful of secrets" from the Ummagumma album - the part from 7:13 till the end.
 
Harmonium - Histoires sans paroles
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The Carpet Crawlers definitely give me spine chills and nostalgic shivers, even though I first heard it two months ago! Also, in Supper's Ready we have the beautiful "Wandering in the chaos the battle has left" vocal and section which never fails to instill an ethereal, ghostly feeling. There are several chords in The Musical Box that outright make me feel disturbed, due to the calm and misleading softness.

On the Yes front, the quiet sections from Heart of the Sunrise make me shiver, or give the chills of creeped-outness. LOL Several sections of Tales from Topographic Oceans have really spirit-like, floating synth passages and the downright beauty of Steve's acoustic Ancient solo!

The ultimate creeps/shiver/chill giving section for me - OF ANY SONG - is the Dark Forest section of "A Passion Play", by Jethro Tull. You know, the very epic-sounding journey type music that bookends the Story of the Hare Who Lost His Spectacles. True beauty and etherea (if that's even a word) Embarrassed
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Points: 31169 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 28 2006 at 11:17
Yes does this to me more times than I can count.
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Points: 24 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 28 2006 at 11:21
it would have to be if i were the wind(and you were the rain) pendragon track 1 not of this world...


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Points: 7910 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 28 2006 at 11:33
Man, forgot Kansas and Rush!!!

Rush - Lifeson's guitar solo on "Kid Gloves", "Limelight", and "Chemistry". As a whole, "The Camera Eye" never fails to send a shiver down my spine.

Kansas - "Carry On Wayward Son", "Hopelessly Human", Walsh's vocals on "Relentless", "Reason To Be", "Nobody's Home", "The Pinnacle", and "Chasing Shadows".

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iTunes: "Seasons End" from Marillion's Seasons End
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Points: 7910 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 28 2006 at 11:39
I can't help but notice the Hogarth chill moments are greatly outweighing the Fish moments (Right now the Fish faithful are scrambling to their keyboards).

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iTunes: "Holloway Girl" from Seasons End
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Pink Floyd- The Trial and Comfortably Numb
 
Dream Theater-Space Dye Vest, Fatal Tragedy, and Finally Free
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i should add, the livd performance video of strawbs liver in tokyo 1975, when cosuins does new world, i always get chills because he is ridiculously passionate...and you and i harmony is amazing
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Oh, Radiohead has many stunning moments as well. The very beginning of Everything in it's Right Place is just awesome.
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Many, many.   Tops would be Firth of Fifth (especially about 4:35), Apocalypse in 9/8 from Supper's Ready, and at about 3:55 in Fading Lights (the appropriate song to signal the end of Genesis).  From IQ, The Enemy Smacks, Headlong, and State of Mine.
 
 
...almost forgot - Witch Hunt, and Xanadu from Rush can't be left off my list.


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i'd say...van der graaf-killer.
 
starless KC, as well
Old friend charity
Cruel twisted smile
And the smile signals emptiness
For me

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