What song always sends a shiver down your spine???

[DoubleYellow]

So which song is it that never fails to send
a shiver down your spine / makes the hairs on your neck stand on end / takes your breath away?

[Sim89]

Eluvium - Taken

Explosions In The Sky - With Tired Eyes, Tired Minds, Tired Souls, We Slept
- The Only Moment We Were Alone

The Verve - Space And Time

plenty of others too!.

[JonRB]

Street Spirit (Fade Out) by Radiohead

Gets me every time

[ratbane]

Tori Amos - Precious Things.

Peter Gabriel - Father Son.

Edited by ratbane on Tuesday 27th January 23:00

Edited by ratbane on Tuesday 27th January 23:00

[Motown Junk]

Vicarious - Tool
Jesus Christ Pose - Soundgarden
Sounds of Silence - Simon & Garfunkel

and a +1 for Street Spirit

Edited by Motown Junk on Tuesday 27th January 10:33

[daphantom]

Wuthering Heights -Kate Bush

[DrTre]

Shine a Light by Spiritualized off the album fked Up Inside. Absolutely blows me away that does.
Nothing Compares 2U, Sinead OConnor.
Gigantic - Pixies
Easy - Groove Armada
La ritournelle - Sebastian Tellier

to name a few

[ncs]

Radiohead again...How To Disappear Completely

Leon Thomas...Song For My Father

Get me every time

Nick

[anonymous-user]

Fairport Convention Meet on the Ledge

Jimi Hendrix Voodoo Chile

The Kinks Waterloo Sunset

Nick Drake Way to Blue

Led Zeppelin Black Dog

[Nolar Dog]

"Amy In The White Coat" by Bright Eyes.

Child abuse never seemed so real.

[onomatopoeia]

This woman's work - Kate Bush
Bruton Town - Sandy Denny
The great Valerio - Richard Thompson (sung by Linda)
The dimming of the day - Richard Thompson (again, sung by Linda)
Glory box - Portishead

[ratbane]

onomatopoeia said:

This woman's work - Kate Bush
Bruton Town - Sandy Denny
The great Valerio - Richard Thompson (sung by Linda)
The dimming of the day - Richard Thompson (again, sung by Linda)
Glory box - Portishead

Many of Kate Bush's have the spine tingling effect on me.

"..and Dream of Sheep", "Night of the Swallow", "Hello Earth", "Moving", "In the Warm Room", "Breathing", "Moments of Pleasure" especially.

Edited by ratbane on Wednesday 28th January 10:52

[whirligig]

Johnny cash - one

and this version of the Buzzcocks Ever Fallen in Love with Someone by Thea Gilmour

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=EHD1ZVr_7oo

[Slikk]

November Rain - Slash's solo at the end with the choir just does it for me.

Edited by Slikk on Wednesday 28th January 16:38

[OllieC]

JonRB said:

Street Spirit (Fade Out) by Radiohead

Gets me every time

yep me too

also:

The stone roses - I wanna be adored
Pink Floyd - time (mainly because it makes me feel guilty for missing out on far too much)
Paul Weller - Brand new start (as generally performed live, studio version is nowhere near as good)

[JonRB]

OllieC said:

JonRB said:

Street Spirit (Fade Out) by Radiohead

Gets me every time

yep me too

Video here: http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=nPX3u0XJzKM

It chokes me up every time. Without fail. Enough to cry sometimes.

(I'm man enough to admit that)

[whirligig]

Excellent call with Radiohead - had forgotton about this song and now playing it on a loop!

[rupert the dog]

Prince - Nothing Compares to you with Rosie Gaines - just, er, good.

[Mk3Escy]

Queen - These Are The Days Of Our Lives
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=YOJPvxgkvn8
Johnny Cash - Hurt
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=AO9dbmJ_2zU
Linkin Park - In The End
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=neTUvESgKZ8

[10 Pence Short]

I've always had a huge soft spot for the first 30 seconds of Down To The Waterline by Dire Straits. Fantastic atmosphere and contrast.