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Post tracks that make your spine tingle each time you hear them (or tracks that uplift and inspire you). The more universal the appeal to all ages and music tastes, the better!

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Vangalis - Chariots of Fire


Olive - You're Not Alone


Youssou N'Dour & Neneh Cherry - 7 Seconds


Edwin Hawkins Singers - Oh Happy Day
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Origin Unknown - Valley of Shadows


Louis Armstrong - What a Wonderful World


Massive Attack - Unfinished Sympathy


Europe - The Final Count Down


Ps, fuck that midrange cack brostep wackness. Sometimes I think dubstep is so weak and lame.

Everything but the girl - Before today


Tom Scot - Today (each time with the sax)


Also

Billy Cobham - Heather


and Billy Cobham - Stratus (the original Baseline to massive attacks hit)

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especially where it changes up into breathe

Jimi Hendrix - Voodoo Chile (Slight Return)


Any Hendrix, for that matter.



If we're talking dubstep, then I've got to go with the following

Coki - Goblin


Mala - Eyez


Digital Mystikz - Anti War Dub


And many mooore. But I find that it's those especially.

J-Sweet – Gutter (Alias Remix)

Nice tunes Depone

first tape i owned


used to listen to this every weekend with my mates


aphex twin could not pick 1 track so i picked 2




favorite dnb ever


had some mad fun listening to this tune


first jazz i got


got me in to production


dubstep


think i will stop there, for now.

3za wrote:

thank you! this is amazing

TC Ft. Jakes is a spine tingler????

Tbh, that's exactly the kind of cack that inspired this thread...! (imo, each to their own etc etc)

Perhaps the real test of a spine tingler is how many people find which songs grab their soul each time they listen? (Including your mum and dad & family etc)

For me, a spine tingler is appreciated by as many people as possible, if not universally, at least within a scene.

John Lennon - Imagine:


Haunted is a good call for the dubstep side of things though.

can I get a definition of Spine tingler?

futures_untold wrote:TC Ft. Jakes is a spine tingler????

i was going to leave it out because i thought i would get flamed for it. but it is a spine tingler for me, it brings back lots of memories of party's.

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Something that touches your deepest emotions and makes your hairs stand on end. It could be good or bad, but in the case of music, it's usually a good thing.

All the tunes posted above give the poster the goosebumps when they listen to the tracks they posted.

Something like 'Imagine' by John Lennon is almost universally liked, precisely because it touches a part of the public psyche that so few other songs manage.

I reackon a couple of the songs in the original post are liked by most people of all ages (although doubtfully Valley of Shadows hehe).

Dubstep for me hasn't yet produced a true universal spine tingler imo, although a couple of tracks are meaningful to most dubstep fans.

An example of what's not a spine tingler would be Mr Blobby. Although popular, it doesn't have a universal appeal.

Imo etc etc.

3za wrote:

futures_untold wrote:TC Ft. Jakes is a spine tingler????

i was going to leave it out because i thought i would get flamed for it. but it is a spine tingler for me, it brings back lots of memories of party's.

Fair enough

(I still feel sorry for you though)

Most hardcore fans would probably consider 'Shooting Star' by Bang! as a spine tingler (although most other people wouldn't hehe)

The angels fell.....

Dnb:



But pretty much anything by calibre

Hiphop/Intrumentals:





and

Hell yeah, DJ Shadow and DJ Krush are amazing. Love that shit.

I like some liquid DnB sometimes, gets my spine tinglin' espcecially when there are other variables involved.



And I liked this one a lot until I found the above one:

futures_untold wrote:Vangalis - Chariots of Fire

I almost shot milk out of my nose when homie started playin the piano.

This seems like it is relevant to this conversation. I am not sure how.
Four Tet will not bite you during the viewing of this clip, don't worry.

That's right, tripple post!



Futures, just been going over your original tracks up there.

I could go for the rest of my life and happily not hear any of the songs you mentioned.

Yehk!