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Publius84 
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 Posted: November 06 2007 at 15:55 |
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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I know what I like and I like what I know...
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Nightfly
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Posted: November 06 2007 at 16:04 |
 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)  |
Thank you Erik, that sounds like a great offer. 
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erik neuteboom
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Posted: November 06 2007 at 16:08 |
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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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Lonely Progger
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Posted: November 07 2007 at 04:53 |
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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Lost in the south of france:
" Le rock progressif ? C'est quoi cette connerie? "
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micky
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Posted: November 07 2007 at 21:22 |
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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.
Edited by micky - November 07 2007 at 21:22
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The Pedro and Micky Experience - When one no longer requires psychotropics to trip
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Lady In Black
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Posted: November 08 2007 at 11:43 |
My last great goose bump moment in Prog is represented from the discovery, tahnks to Mandrakeroot, of this CD:
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limeyrob
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Posted: November 08 2007 at 13:23 |
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The climax to Echoes gets my goosebumps going
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cynthiasmallet
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Posted: November 08 2007 at 13:28 |
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Marillion- Sugar Mice
I know it's a pretty naff song, but it gives me goosebumps.
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Would you like to watch TV, or get between the sheets, or contemplate the silent freeway, would you like something to eat?
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Winter_is_Comin
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Posted: November 18 2007 at 23:32 |
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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erik neuteboom
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Posted: November 19 2007 at 05:21 |
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 
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Casartelli
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Posted: November 19 2007 at 05:36 |
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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jimmy_row
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Posted: November 19 2007 at 09:18 |
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 time
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Signature Writers Guild on strike
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ProgBagel
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Posted: November 19 2007 at 23:33 |
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Porcupine Tree - .3
The synth work is just incredible...sends chills down my spine.
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Rottenhat
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Posted: November 20 2007 at 11:50 |
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.
Rottenhat
Edited by Rottenhat - November 20 2007 at 11:57
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Utah Man
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Posted: November 20 2007 at 13:27 |
Tull Concert - Thick as a Brick Tour held at the Salt Palace, Salt Lake City, Utah, June 28th, 1972
Great "Prog Goosebumps Moment"
best concert I ever attended...I MEAN EVER.
Was far better than even seeing the "Mighty Zeppelin" live.
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jalist
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Posted: November 20 2007 at 14:08 |
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The very last line Roger Waters' The Pros And Cons Of Hitch-hiking ..
I had a little bit of luck you were awake I couldn't take another moment alone.
... gets me every single time.
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Mandrakeroot
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Posted: November 21 2007 at 06:04 |
The listen of "SUPER SESSION" by MIKE BLOOMFIELD, AL KOOPER and STEVE STILLS.
Ok, isn't totally Prog, some songs are praticaly Blues. But in Prog fields this is a great album!
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Lady In Black
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Posted: November 23 2007 at 09:11 |
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"Wring That Neck" by Deep Purple & The LSO
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Bellringer
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Posted: November 23 2007 at 21:28 |
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So far, there are three songs I plan to have played at my wedding (someday...somehow...maybe...*sigh*): 1) Vevey Part 2, 2) Prelude: Song of the Gulls, and 3) Celtic Heart (sung by Justin Hayward off Excalibur II: the Celtic Ring.
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Psalm 69:6
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WalterDigsTunes
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Posted: November 23 2007 at 21:47 |
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Crucis- Los Delirios del Mariscal
The spaciness of the track is impressive, but when Pino Marrone's guitar comes in for the first time... spooky!
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