The whole thing, but fuck, when she starts saying "remember me" at around 4:00, goosebumps everywhere.

This song gives me goosebumps AND chills.

This is the song off that album that gets to me. The love that he feels for his country is just beautiful.

The mid-track crescendo in King Crimson's Epitaph and the intro to Boards of Canada's Music is Math get me every single time I hear them.
Subtle shifts in pitch are my ultimate musical weakness.

Love the theme at 5:05, just stunning and gives me chills. The whole thing is quite beautiful though.



The hypnotic breakdown at 1:55 gives me chills as well.

I'd say these ones stand out:

4. 'Drowning Man'- U2 ( Still as haunting as ever upon release in 1983, and unquestionably one of their most underrated songs in the catalog ).

3. The first Melissa Etheridge album ( 1988 ) You can feel her pain after one listen whether you've gone through it or not. I consider her the "Joni Mitchell" of Gen-X.

2. 'Street Spirit'- Radiohead ( 1995 ) I'm sure it made U2 proud.

1. 'Last Decade Dead Century'- Warrior Soul ( A very bleak album with scathing social commentary that should've exploded in the hard rock world upon release in April 1990. Too bad people ignored it. The truth hurts apparently...:( ).

When the Finnish opera diva breaks out.

This
 

When the harmonic vocals kick in after the intro, that amazing dream feel it has. Andre 3k is a talent for sure :thumb::band:


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In Mumford and Sons' Lover of the Light, during the instrumental bridge, when the music builds. It takes me heart with it.