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Goosebumps? Hmm.
 
The finale of Mike Oldfield's Amarok, with the choir. It so wonderful it makes me cry.
 
Genesis - Supper's Ready, the ending brings tears to my eyes :)
 
Van Der Graaf Generator - A Plague of Lighthouse Keepers. Very emotional.
 
Renaissance - Ocean Gypsy. It so sad...
 
5uu's, Miriodor, Thinking Plague. It was a revelation to hear these bands.
 
A non-prog goosebumps moment: This Mortal Coil - I Come and Stand at Every Door. It's about children in Hiroshima. Always gets me crying like a fountain over man's folly. The most touching peace song I ever heard.
 
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Porcupine Tree - .3

The synth work is just incredible...sends chills down my spine.
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Last night I gave the new Riverside album a good listen on head phones, and 02 Panic Room just blew me away.  I haven't heard a new song quite this good in some timeClap
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Originally posted by cynthiasmallet cynthiasmallet wrote:

Marillion- Sugar Mice
I know it's a pretty naff song, but it gives me goosebumps.
Oh yeah, Clutching At Straws is a long string of goosebumps moments...
 
Most notable to me:
- the entire first three songs
- the intro to Slainte Math
- almost the entire The Last Straw (until the female singing starts... damn, thát's a pity)
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Yesterday evening I watched the DVD Classic Heep - The David Byron era, especially the song July Morning was a serie of goose bumps, very compelling work on the Hammond organ, timeless Clap
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And all this time that passed me by.... - The Musical Box - Genesis
Ending of Lateralus- Lateralus - Tool
9:00- 15:00 - Black Rose Immortal- Opeth
WHO WHAS DRAGGED DOWN BY THE STONE - Dogs- Pink Floyd
Dancing With The Moonlit Knight (full) - DUH!
4:25 to 8:00 - The Perfect Element - Pain of Salvation
 
Anything by  Pink Floyd, Opeth, Genesis or Tool really!
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Marillion- Sugar Mice
I know it's a pretty naff song, but it gives me goosebumps.
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The climax to Echoes gets my goosebumps going
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My last great goose bump moment in Prog is represented from the discovery, tahnks to Mandrakeroot, of this CD:
 
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since I just finished listening to it...

a new one to my goosebump list

Sequenze e frequenze by Battiato...

having recently got a fairly good stereo system with surround sound... I can fully appreciate he last 10  odd minutes with the droning VCS 3's and the calimbas.... especialy with the lights off.... totally celestial... and with a good sound system... probably worth the 5th star I should have given the whole album when I reviewed it.


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The End Of Starless !!

The strong bass pounding pom pom pom with the guitar on top,with bruford's controlled violence behind the drum kit and then the sweet sound of the oboe filling the air. Pure Bliss.


Edited by Lonely Progger - November 07 2007 at 04:53
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A friend of mine downloaded it a while ago from Bit Torrent, it's incredible how many great Seventies progrock concerts you can find on that site!
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Originally posted by erik neuteboom erik neuteboom wrote:

Nightfly, when you will ever visit Holland near The Hague, I will show you that GFTO tour, the famous Glasgow 1977 bootleg DVD (including Chris Squire his famous triple-neck guitar) Wink
Thank you Erik, that sounds like a great offer. Smile
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I have just listened to T2 album It'll All Work Out In Boomland. I remembered to myself one goose bump moment. It's that crazy and climax guitar entrance in 6:47 min. It fits perfectly

Edited by Publius84 - November 06 2007 at 15:56
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Nightfly, when you will ever visit Holland near The Hague, I will show you that GFTO tour, the famous Glasgow 1977 bootleg DVD (including Chris Squire his famous triple-neck guitar) Wink

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Points: 3659 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 06 2007 at 15:49
Originally posted by erik neuteboom erik neuteboom wrote:

Well Nightfly, I was 16 and absolutely delighted about Going For The One by a reborn Yes featuring again the Caped Crusader (he and Yes had a Liz Taylor-Richard Burton-like relationship Wink ) so I decided to visit the GFTO tour in 1977, I remember Awaken as one of the highlights, it's still one extended goose bump moment for me, studio or on stage Clap
 
 
Erik, I saw Yes on that tour in 1977 also. in fact it was the first time I saw them and although I've seen them around 10 times now I still have very fond memories of that show at Wemley Empire Pool as one of my favourites.


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     OK, that's good news, now you are allowed to keep the name Misterkeyboard Wink
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Originally posted by erik neuteboom erik neuteboom wrote:

Misterkeyboard, I presume the Seconds Out version of Afterglow, loaded with the choir-Mellotron section Clap


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SO MANY!!!
For starters, the guitar solo in "Time" (Pink Floyd)
The climaxes in the slow part of "Question" (Moody Blues)
Any part in Explosions in the Sky's TEINACDP
Radiohead's "Lucky"
Supertramp's "Take the Long Way Home" and "Crime of the Century"
"Phaedra" and the beginning of "Rubycon Pt. 1" (Tangerine Dream)
Yes: "Awaken," anything from CTTE and TFTO, intro to the version of "Heart of the Sunrise" on Yessongs...
And so much more....
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Points: 7659 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 06 2007 at 07:29
Misterkeyboard, I presume the Seconds Out version of Afterglow, loaded with the choir-Mellotron section Clap
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