Do you get a tingly feeling when listening to prog

For me, many fine guitar solos from Roine Stolt gives me that feeling.  Also, that Swiss church organ played by Rick Wakeman on 'Awaken' from Yes-GFTO...

when i hear prog metal i get the tingling feeling telling me to go switch it off...................

I listened to Pink Floyd's Animals this afternoon after years and years of not listening to it and I have to say Gilmour's solos really hit me as hard now as they did when I was listening to Pink Floyd more frequently. He just had a way of cutting right through the music and sting the listener one agonizing note at a time.  Of the newer progressive rock music, the song by White Willow called Paper Moon really got to me, especially that very simple guitar solo from Jacob Holm-Lupo. Many of Steve Rothery's solos can have a lasting effect on me and I guess they do or I wouldn't be talking about them.  His solos in Runaway, The Great Escape, Hotel Hobbies, Jigsaw, Season's End, among others. Sorry to be so guitar-centered, but I've been a guitarist of 21 years and I can't help but listen to what the guitarist is doing. Of course, I love other instruments as well and for the last 13 years or so I listened to more piano, violin, trumpet, saxophone (alto, tenor mostly), vibraphone, etc., so it's refreshing to be getting back into the guitar again. 

Just happened a minute ago, during Pink Floyd's "One Of My Turns".

The Doctor wrote: I was just listening to something that went like this:  boom - boom - chicka - boom, and I got a tingly sensation all over.  But I don't think it had anything to do with the music.

i think its just electricity.

Yes, but possibly only with Genesis, King Crimson & ELP. There are others in parts, but these are my "main men" so to speak.

Yep, it changes a lot with my mood too.

awaken77 wrote: when I hear growling, screamin Hammond organ passages, I feel sort of orgasm

The absolute best parts of the best songs can. Doesnt happen with toom any songs though.