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Points: 36023 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 20 2013 at 13:43
Originally posted by progbethyname progbethyname wrote:

Originally posted by Guldbamsen Guldbamsen wrote:


Aphrodite's Child - Infinity. 
Let's call it a bizarre female orgasm caught on tape...It fits within the framework of the album perfectly, but I have a friend who likes to play this on it's own to see peoples' reactions...then it quickly gets a little uneasy.



I'm gonna agree with you here whole heartedly here.
Imagine playing this track for someone and saying 'this is what I think of you.'



It's pretty risque business, but I have often played (at least part of) one of my favourite Ennio Morricone albums in the house and car with the kids and wife around called Maddalena.  After a particular favourite track of mine there comes an orgasmic track ("Erotico Mistico"), and so I must rush to turn the music off.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h4SmzCsP0zo

Belated edit: I'm too prudish to have it as an embed, and there are kids around  (mine).



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Oh, Loveless it's a great album to listen before sleep, it's currently in my cd player near the bed.

- Sopour Aeternus and the Ensemble of Shadows makes me unwell, really, I can't even imanigne that guy (?) without feeling strange. 
- Disintegration by The Cure, and Katatonia's Discouraged Ones. I used to play this albums when I was really bad, deep depression and suicide paranoia. Now I'm fine but those albums makes me so down.
- At my first listen at Remedy Lane (Pain of Salvation) knowing about the miscarriage, the woman's suicide  and the whole TRUE inspiration for the concept album I felt really bad for days. Now I love the album again.

I like freak and strange creepy music, like Gorguts and Autopsy's Mental Funeral (kinda extreme), Cranes and Comus, and most of the bands in this thread, but many years ago I was sleeping while listening to Pornography (the cure album) and I woke up opening my eyes during the last and self-titled track Pornography. The atmoshpere there when I was half awake half dreaming was the worst experience ever. I saw strange things around me (just imagination). For the first time I felt fear listening to music.
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Jamra lp
Fred Kuhn & Light - gods gone mad
Brainticket
Ange-cimetre arlequins
Orchestra of the Eight Day-before I knocked
Beggars opera-witch
Bram Stoker-poltergist
Popol Vuh-Nosfferatu
Curved Air-everdance,phantasmagoria
TransMillenia Consort-blood celebrants
Fusion Orchestra-skelton in ...
Goblin-Suspira (check out second track -where pussy falls into nest of
razorwire)

Bill Nelson-cabinet of Dr Caligari
Visitors-dies irae
Still Life-october Witches
Vangelis & Irene Pappas -whole lp
ruphus zuphall-Walpurgisnaught
Vampire Psyche Party (lp)
Enid-something wicked this way comes
Universe Zero-Eric Zahann
Jethro tull-lights out
colin Towns-full circle soundtrack
Tangerine Dream-first rack side 2 Phaedra
Legendary pink Spots-magdelana
Ataraxia - electronic lp
Champignons-chateau haute
Mandy morton-witchfinder
bloomsbury people-witch Helen
G.giant-alucard
Eiliff-Walpurgis
Affinity-3 sisters
French Ensemble-eglise
Antonius Rex-zora
Oblique-arena
Lindsay cooper-cholera
Richard Jobson-orphee
Standarte-in my time of dying
Mad puppet-masque of the red death
Nice-Azrael
Evolution-Dr Vasquez
Parsifal-scarlet horses
SPK-necropolis
Haymarket Square-funeral
Horslips-gravel green
BJHarvest-song for dying
Leviathan-angel of death
Nash the slash-vincent's crows
Spirit of Christmas-lazarus
Steeleye Span-Allison Gross -when I was on horseback
Fialka-Samara
Ghost-when you are dead for 5 secs
Ivory-sad cyprus
 
 
Get down onnit.
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A lot of Porcupine Tree. Especially stuff from Fear of a Blank Planet.
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Yeah - Porcupine Tree as well.
 
For f**k's sake!
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Originally posted by Guldbamsen Guldbamsen wrote:

Aphrodite's Child - Infinity. 
Let's call it a bizarre female orgasm caught on tape....


It fits within the framework of the album perfectly, but I have a friend who likes to play this on it's own to see peoples' reactions...then it quickly gets a little uneasy.


Haha

I always turn the sound dopwn on this gem

Shes not bad looking either then

Irene Papas. Amazing Album with Master Vangelis..
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Originally posted by Knobby Knobby wrote:

Jamra lp
Fred Kuhn & Light - gods gone mad
Brainticket
Ange-cimetre arlequins
Orchestra of the Eight Day-before I knocked
Beggars opera-witch
Bram Stoker-poltergist
Popol Vuh-Nosfferatu
Curved Air-everdance,phantasmagoria
TransMillenia Consort-blood celebrants
Fusion Orchestra-skelton in ...
Goblin-Suspira (check out second track -where pussy falls into nest of
razorwire)

Bill Nelson-cabinet of Dr Caligari
Visitors-dies irae
Still Life-october Witches
Vangelis & Irene Pappas -whole lp
ruphus zuphall-Walpurgisnaught
Vampire Psyche Party (lp)
Enid-something wicked this way comes
Universe Zero-Eric Zahann
Jethro tull-lights out
colin Towns-full circle soundtrack
Tangerine Dream-first rack side 2 Phaedra
Legendary pink Spots-magdelana
Ataraxia - electronic lp
Champignons-chateau haute
Mandy morton-witchfinder
bloomsbury people-witch Helen
G.giant-alucard
Eiliff-Walpurgis
Affinity-3 sisters
French Ensemble-eglise
Antonius Rex-zora
Oblique-arena
Lindsay cooper-cholera
Richard Jobson-orphee
Standarte-in my time of dying
Mad puppet-masque of the red death
Nice-Azrael
Evolution-Dr Vasquez
Parsifal-scarlet horses
SPK-necropolis
Haymarket Square-funeral
Horslips-gravel green
BJHarvest-song for dying
Leviathan-angel of death
Nash the slash-vincent's crows
Spirit of Christmas-lazarus
Steeleye Span-Allison Gross -when I was on horseback
Fialka-Samara
Ghost-when you are dead for 5 secs
Ivory-sad cyprus
 
 
Get down onnit.

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Originally posted by JaySpiral JaySpiral wrote:

A lot of Porcupine Tree. Especially stuff from Fear of a Blank Planet.

After buying "On the Sunday of Life" I headed straight for the headphones and slipped into sleep.  I awoke during the song "Space Transmission" during the super deep voice section and my first thought was, "OMG I've intercepted a message directly from satan" Shocked  
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Points: 7849 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 22 2013 at 16:38
Originally posted by Logan Logan wrote:




Originally posted by progbethyname progbethyname wrote:

Originally posted by Guldbamsen Guldbamsen wrote:


Aphrodite's Child - Infinity. 
Let's call it a bizarre female orgasm caught on tape...It fits within the framework of the album perfectly, but I have a friend who likes to play this on it's own to see peoples' reactions...then it quickly gets a little uneasy.



I'm gonna agree with you here whole heartedly here.
Imagine playing this track for someone and saying 'this is what I think of you.'

It's pretty risque business, but I have often played (at least part of) one of my favourite Ennio Morricone albums in the house and car with the kids and wife around called Maddalena.  After a particular favourite track of mine there comes an orgasmic track ("Erotico Mistico"), and so I must rush to turn the music off.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h4SmzCsP0zoBelated edit: I'm too prudish to have it as an embed, and there are kids around  (mine).



I know it's hilarious! Not kiddy proof either.
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Zappa's The Torture Never Stops. The first time I heard it I think I was about 16. At first I was really amused, but that woman's screaming and moaning really got to me after a while. It seemed so real.

Sinister midget with a bucket and a mop where the blood goes down the drain.

That Aphrodite's Child track is right up the same alley.
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"You Never Blow Your Trip Forever" by Gong. I had a nightmare including a huge grinning face that kept morphing and changing color and speaking along with the song. After I woke up, it became increasingly difficult to listen to Gong anymore.
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Symphonic Holocaust by Morte Macabre. Buncha guys from Landberk and Anekdoten with an Italian horror soundtrack tribute album. Low key but really creepy. Four men, four mellotrons - it'd be enough to make Robert Fripp puke.

In a very different vein, Bodies by the Pistols. Still gives me the shivers.
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Originally posted by Mascodagama Mascodagama wrote:


In a very different vein, Bodies by the Pistols. Still gives me the shivers.

"She was a case of insanity, her name was Pauline she lived in a tree"  Headbanger
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Originally posted by The.Crimson.King The.Crimson.King wrote:


Originally posted by Mascodagama Mascodagama wrote:

In a very different vein, Bodies by the Pistols. Still gives me the shivers.

"She was a case of insanity, her name was Pauline she lived in a tree"  Headbanger

Time this band was on Progarchives, everyone likes them!

I just thought of another that always gets to me - Next by The Sensational Alex Harvey Band - it's actually a Jacques Brel song but nobody ever delivered it like Alex.
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Originally posted by Mascodagama Mascodagama wrote:

Originally posted by The.Crimson.King The.Crimson.King wrote:


Originally posted by Mascodagama Mascodagama wrote:

In a very different vein, Bodies by the Pistols. Still gives me the shivers.

"She was a case of insanity, her name was Pauline she lived in a tree"  Headbanger

Time this band was on Progarchives, everyone likes them!

It's funny, I bought into the whole media thing of how they suck, can't play their instruments, just a bunch of noise, and I never heard a single track.  It wasn't until 1984 that I was listening to a college station and they played "Submission".  I remember thinking, "I really like this, I wonder who it is?"  When they announced it was the Pistols I fell out of my chair.  Bought the album the next day and I still say "Bodies" is one of the 5 greatest rock songs in history.  
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Anything by Bob Dylan. That voice! Yikes!

Its a slow way of killing me softly. :(
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Some of Eno's ambient stuff, particularly Before and After Science. I don't think I've ever gotten through the entire album. Creeps me out.
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^ I bet the front b&w cover had something to do with that.
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Originally posted by maani maani wrote:

Some of Eno's ambient stuff, particularly Before and After Science. I don't think I've ever gotten through the entire album. Creeps me out.


Why?

Was it because of the Spider track?
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Quite a lot of songs by VdGG 1970-1976, like "Refugees", "Boat of Millions of Years", all of "Godbluff", "Still Life", "Man-Erg"... you get the idea, those lyrics...

Also "The Wall" kinda creeps me out whenever I feel I connect with Roger's pain and confessions, doesn't happen everytime I listen to the album but every once in a while there's like a wave of emotion hitting me from out of nowhere.
 
Those are probably the strongest examples, though there are other songs here and there I guess.
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