tell us about your goosebump tracks!

[Kenc]

In another post, I intimated that goose bumps (sympathetic nervous system overdrive) might result just as much from the music listened to as from the physical setup that generated the music.
For myself, I cited Cecila Bartoli's voice on Pianissimo, a bit of an ear candy piece on Andrea Bocelli's "Believe" album. In the right frame of mind, Nils Lofgren's chestnut, "Keith Don't Go", has caused my arrector pili to contract as well. I'm interested in what tracks others get goosebumps from. Please share...no judgement from me .

 

[Nemal1]

Sara McLaughlin “possession“.
Era “don’t you forget about me”.
Vangelis “hymn”

 

[ArnoFenn]

Missa Criola by Mercedes Sosa

 

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Emiliana Torrini singing Bleeder. Studio recording on Me and Armini and remarkable live recording on The Colorist & Emiliana Torrini. A sad song with bewildering lyrics but for me it's a Tingle Factor piece!

 

[christoph]

Tom Waits - Kentucky Avenue from the Album Blue Valentine

 

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Sara McLaughlin “possession“.
Era “don’t you forget about me”.
Vangelis “hymn”

Can't find the last 2 on Qobuz - need for accurate details I think.

 

[Nemal1]

Also try come to me from the Vangelis album voices.
The era track is from the mass album
Vangelis hymne (sorry I mis-spelled) is from the album L’opera sauvage.

hope this helps

 

[Lagonda]

Emmylou Harris "Going back to Harlan" from Wrecking Ball vinyl reissue.

 

[RaChiK]

Sophie Zelmani: Dreamer
Imelda May: call me

 

[tima]

How 'bout Mahler's Third Symphony.

Emmylou Harris "Going back to Harlan" from Wrecking Ball vinyl reissue.

Emmylou has a very powerful voice.

 

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Sophie Zelmani: Dreamer

Imelda May: call me

Saw Imelda live in Southampton a few years ago. Great singer and excellent band. Kentish Town Waltz has lovely flugal horn. Your other track leaves me goosebumpless though!

 

[ArnoFenn]

Sophie Zelmani: Dreamer
Imelda May: call me

Imelda: Cry me a River ;-)

 

[rsorren1]

I was searching through new releases on QoBuz last night. I played Rimsky-Korsakov’s Piano Concerto in C sharp minor, Orion Weiss - piano, Orchestra NOW, Leon Botstein conducting. Goosebumps. Great performance great recording. It’s on a CD called, “Piano Protagonists”. Great stuff

 

[RDSChicago]

I was searching through new releases on QoBuz last night. I played Rimsky-Korsakov’s Piano Concerto in C sharp minor, Orion Weiss - piano, Orchestra NOW, Leon Botstein conducting. Goosebumps. Great performance great recording. It’s on a CD called, “Piano Protagonists”. Great stuff

Listening to the release now on Qobuz. Which track(s) are the Rimsky piece as they’re not labeled to ID this piece?

 

[rsorren1]

The last three tracks, 18-20, are the Rimsky-Korsakov Piano Concerto. Enjoy.

 

[RDSChicago]

Not necessarily goosebumps, but listen to this one on Qobuz. Incredible voice coupled with a dynamic recording, this one brings out the cliche that she’s singing right in front of you!

Open Qobuz

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[howiebrou]

Paranoid Eyes - Pink Floyd from the Final Cut.

 

[Lampie519]

Peter Gunn Theme - YouTube

Full volume !!

 

[Lampie519]

Goosebumps !

For the one who loves sacred music:

Soeur Marie Keyrouz - Axion Esti - Chant Byzantin - YouTube

For the one who is into heavy stuff:

Bloody Kisses (A Death in the Family) - YouTube

 

[loki1957]

Johnny Cash - American Recordings - Unchained - Spiritual