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Kevin Ayers "The Confessions Of Doctor Dream - A. Irreversible Neural Damage"

Particularly the duet between Kevin & Nico.

https://youtu.be/1VwtGkpwXPA?t=120

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The bridge in Crimso's Red. The song is essentially about terror.

The photo of the motor dial needle reaching the "Red" zone and Fripp's diary suggest it'd be more about near burn-out than terror

Goosebumps very obvious one: unexpected mellotron sequence at 3'19 there https://mutinyinjonestown.bandcamp.com/track/dagon

Edited by jayem - January 29 2021 at 05:13

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The solo in Opeth's Beneath the Mire always gets me!

The chorus of Golden Slumbers always gets me.

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“Mozambique” by Amon Düül II. The “raper of women” section, the whisper at the end ... scary.

Edited by patrickq - June 28 2019 at 18:51

Very little gives me goosebumps. Only "firth of fifth," the chorus towards the end of CTTE and parts of Gates of Delirium. Ironically also parts of the snowgoose. :)

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Apart from some lyrics, almost all of the music mentioned here has been a part of my sexiest and loving'est moments ever ... and the only goosebumps I might have would be some nails running slowly through my back, or my own nails running through hers!

Some lyrics are the bigger problem for me, and while I like Steve Wilson, and have no issues with his work in PT, on his own, every now and then one of his lyrics hits me wrong ... and badly wrong. It's not the lyric itself ... it's how he says it ... it's more than "personal" .... it ends up sounding vindictive and malicious, and that kind of stuff has a way of turning me off that person's work. So far, I have not let go of SW, in this example, but one more moment of that ugly side, and I will never play another SW moment, or possibly even another PT moment, even though I love that band ... but it's the mates that make it, for me, not him!

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The ending section of Maxophone's When We Were Young. Otherworldly.

Edited by Rednight - June 13 2019 at 10:35

"It just has none of the qualities of your work that I find interesting. Abandon [?] it." - Eno

Multiple Beatles songs, mostly from Rubber Soul and onwards ("Norwegian Wood", "In My Life", "She Said She Said", "A Day In the Life", "Hey Jude", "Something" et al)

The Beach Boys: "God Only Knows", "Don't Talk (Put Your Head On My Shoulder)", "Pet Sounds" (instrumental track)

The Who: "Christmas", "The Acid Queen", "The Punk And the Godfather", "I Can See For Miles", "Anyway Anyhow Anywhere", "I'm a Boy"

David Bowie: "Starman", "Heroes"

Pink Floyd: "Comfortably Numb", "Time"

Mike Oldfield: the "ceremonial" introduction of instruments at the end of side 1 of Tubular Bells

Genesis: "The Carpet Crawlers"

Television: "Marquee Moon" (especially the guitar build-up)

Talking Heads: "Found a Job" (the outro), "Mind", "Air", "The Great Curve"

The Clash: "London Calling", "Clampdown", Kingston Advice", "Four Horsemen"

The Police: "King of Pain", "Don't Stand So Close To Me"

R.E.M.: "Pilgrimage", "Perfect Circle", "The Flowers of Guatemala", "Everybody Hurts"

Nirvana: "Smells Like Teen Spirit", "Drain You", "Heart Shaped Box", "All Apologies"

Soundgarden: "Black Hole Sun"

Björk: "Isobel"

Blur: "Brothers And Sisters", "Tender"

Pulp: "Feeling Called Love", "I Spy"

Radiohead: "No Surprises", "Planet Telex", "High And Dry", "Airbag", "Everything In Its Right Place"

Jarboli: "Utopija"

Pussy Riot: "I Can't Breathe"

Edited by The Anders - June 05 2019 at 19:17

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