Ear-gasms

More ear-gasms:

Renaissance- Ashes are Burning ( Andy Powell's Guitar solo)

Locanda Delle Fate- Forse Le Luccione Non Si Amano Piu (The Piano intro)

Jethro Tull- Heavy Horses (the first flute part)

Porcupine Tree- Sever ("America calls, i must go, Oprah saviour, i feel that low")

 

The angry part of Pain of salvation's Beyond The Pale which starts in this moment...

...I feel alive during the split second when they smile and meet my eyes
But I could cry 'cause I feel broken inside!
COME and DROWN with me- the UNDERTOW will sweep us away!
And you will see that I'm ADDICTED to my HONESTY
Trust! 'Cause after all my sense of TRUTH once brought me here
But I've LOST control and I don't know if I am true to my soul
I've lost CONTROL and I don't know if I am true to my soul
Losing control and I don't know if I am TRUE AT ALL

(Then, there is a second of silent rest)

After this, the brilliant guitar solos.

I think this is one of the best (or the best) moments in Pain Of Salvation's music. And an incredible Eargasm from the "broken inside" until the end of the solos. Thanks God, I mean, thanks Internet for moments like this.

Tiresias wrote: or the act of making your hair stand on end from musical stimuli.  Here's my weaknesses The slide guitar in Layla by Clapton (BTW, thats Duane Allman) "And You and I" opening on yessongs Fly on a windsheild and Chamber of 32 doors. The guitar solo on Firth of Fifth The angry part on the song Script from a Jester's Tear. When the dissonant chords crash on Advent of Panurge during "Take a look around, look around at my friend) I've cried during the end of Supper's Ready and Through Her Eyes "When your flesh has crystalized..." on BSS The Mellotron on Dancing With the Moonlit Knight The heavy riff in back in NYC!! its like a flying elbow to the ovary!!! "60 ton angel/falls to the earth" on Porcupine Trees in Absentia whenever Maynard J. Keenan from Tool screams for 10+ seconds In one live version of LTIA pt. II, Wetton hits the fuzz bass and makes me cry.

Love ALL these parts and I wholeheartedly agree with these!!!!

would add:

The part on Seconds Out Cinema Show where the bass pedals kick in and Bruford goes to town on the traps.

Stardust We Are, Part 3

The keyboard line right after all the zaniness in the middle toward the end of Gates of Delirium

Um...the entire A Love Supreme by Coltrane

The weird vocal harmonies during Pantagruel's Nativity

The resolution at the end of KC's Starless

Wind at my Back from SB's Snow

and maybe about 100 more not coming to mind right now...

EDIT: Wait I have more!

The heavy jam in the middle of Gravity Eyelids

The soprano sax (?) solo in Ensimmäinen Aamu by Pekka Pohjola

The grinding Hammond organ part of Out of the Roundabout by PFM

Andare Per Andare by PFM again

"Attention all planets of the solar federation...We have assumed control" part of 2112

OK I'll just stop now

EDIT part 2: Just saw someone list Hallelujah by Jeff Buckley Makes me cry every time.







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There are sooo many for me. But I'll list a couple:

Pink Floyd - Echoes (the climax of the guitar solo)

Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb (the wonderful chorus)

Genesis - The Cinema Show (when Banks plays that beautiful part almost at the end of the song just before the refrain from "Dancing With...", you know what melody I'm talking about)

Genesis - White Mountain (the whistling at the end)

Yes - Close To The Edge ("on the hill we viewed the silence of the valley...")

Yes - Relayer (when they shift tempos in the middle of the song)

King Crimson - Exiles (the bridge...)

King Crimson - In The Wake Of Poseidon (the choir at the end)

And yes a couple more, including every song by Porcupine Tree.

Virtually all the piano in Firth of Fifth (absolute genius)

Those 4 notes in Shine on pt. 1 Pink Floyd

Drum part in Karn evil 9 (1st imp. part 2) after guitar solo before "soon the gypsy queen etc."

Vocal bit of CTTE in middle and when organ comes in full blast when its over

The whole of Hoedown makes me want to spontaneously combust

Teen Town by Weather Report

Can utility and the coastliners - acousticy strumming bit after 2 verses

Revealing science of god main riff

Guitar on dogs(PF)

Summer 68' Pink floyd, second "how do you feel" bit with gilmour backing vocals

Crossroads- Cream (clapton is the man)

Jeff Buckley- Hallelujah

Tapping and solo in Ikhnaton and Itsacon and their band of merry men from supper's ready always goes down smooth

Many others which i can't remember, and a lot of beatles stuff (don't hate me!)

Oo oo, also Cinema show guitar full stop.

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ctte - the organ interlude and the proceding shredding

the gates of delerium - entire battle section with the drum solo then breaking into a beautiful repetitive melody.

octavarium when petrucci reprises the key solo on acoustic then on electric. i get goosebumps just thinking about it.

dance of eternity - 2 words. RAGTIME BREAKDOWN

thick as a brick side one - transition to the final section with the xylophone gliss.

karn evil 1st impression - whole damn thing is a long eargasm

cinema show - key solo

the patient - the end climax

Genesis Nursery Crime - Seven Stones at 4.02 where the Mellotron string solo begins...

Genesis Foxtrot - Watcher Of The Skies at 6.25...

Genesis Selling England By The Pound - whole Firth Of Fifth...

Cheers Bonamici

• Metallica - Welcome Home (Sanitarium) - Intro
• Supertramp - Crime of The Century - The Whole album
• Genesis - Fountain Of Salmacis - Middle section
• Genesis - Cinema Show - Second part
• Gentle Giant - MANY!!
• Van Der Graaf Generator - Lemmings - the whole song
• Yes - also many!
• ELP - Tarkus, Karn Evil 9
• Frank Zappa - Keep It Greasy - The insane 5/4 part at the end
• Frank Zappa - Wet T-shirt nite - Middle section (first part)

and many many more!

I know someone has to have said this but, And You And I is the greatest ear-gasm ever. Just everything. Makes my hairs stand up  from  beginning to end.

"Red Shift", where Peter Hamill's voice becomes really distorted (And IIIIIII'm a song in the depth of the galaxies). That's the part.

Oh, and Fripp's acoustic guitar playing in "Cirkus" brings out the moans 'n groans.

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