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Emotional Songs.
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Agree with most ppl here, particularly BT "Dreaming" went sick when Scott Bond played that as an opener at GC. The chick vocalist is also the same one who does Skydive - Freefall
Suprised no-one as yet has mentioned Art of Trance - "Madagascar", makes me very emotional, one of the best build-ups to a song you will ever here
Also another by BT, yes i luv him
"Godspeed" one of the best songs to listen to while peaking, very uplifting
Universal Nation, For an Angel and 1998 are probably my other all-time favs that others have mentioned
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Suprised no-one as yet has mentioned Art of Trance - "Madagascar", makes me very emotional, one of the best build-ups to a song you will ever here
Universal Nation, For an Angel and 1998 are probably my other all-time favs that others have mentioned
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XENA peaking princess
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BT kicks emotional ass everytime.
gotta lov it.
another one i like is
Lotel-teenager of the year
i am not actually sure why, i dont' normally like that kind of music, but that song just hits me
ciao
gotta lov it.
another one i like is
Lotel-teenager of the year
i am not actually sure why, i dont' normally like that kind of music, but that song just hits me
ciao
bedle
Bluelighter
ahhh the good ol emotional songs
bedle
Bluelighter
ahhh the good ol emotional songs .. i hafta say VAST, TOUCHED is really nice song..
but some nice trancy emotional traks to hear at partys (eps in tha morn) would be UNIVERSAL NATION, PUSH and BINARY FINARY, 98.. they give me shivers... vrrrrr!!!!!
but some nice trancy emotional traks to hear at partys (eps in tha morn) would be UNIVERSAL NATION, PUSH and BINARY FINARY, 98.. they give me shivers... vrrrrr!!!!!
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Bluelighter
Definately Aztec Mystic - Knights of the Jaguar, it does it for me every fucking time!!!! Another one would be Andrew Mclauchlan - Love Story... pure madness...
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BigTrancer
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Hearing Moby play "Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad?" three weeks ago really affected me. It was the most moving experience that I've felt from music so far. The beautiful contrast between the soulful male vocals and the angelic female vocals, combined with the soaring chord progressions absolutely swept me away. Just thinking back on it now is giving me shivers.
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Tarsarlan
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Aside from the nice trancy tracks and the other well know tracks that everyone has mentioned, a couple of my emotional tracks are:
Mess - Ben Folds Five
Magic - Ben Folds Five
Just listen to the words of those songs...
Oh yeah, my most fave emotional track is Halcyon + on + on ....ahhh the memories
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Common Sense isn't all that common
Mess - Ben Folds Five
Magic - Ben Folds Five
Just listen to the words of those songs...
Oh yeah, my most fave emotional track is Halcyon + on + on ....ahhh the memories
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Common Sense isn't all that common
spazznut
Bluelighter
Jeez,
I always catch these census stuff when everyone has mentioned what I would have.
Now,
Having just started an awesome relationship with the best girl in the world (OK I am in love, honeymoon period!!!!!
)
I have been feeling pretty mushy lately.
But yeah Rockee, "Gorecki - Lamb" is an awesome track. The Number 1 track of all time.
I will bore you all now with a little tale (hmm this a bit of a sop) Only this last Saturday, I was driving up to St Andrews with my girlfriend and two friends, when Gorecki came on the radio. Now at this time, I was feeling pretty happy, nice day, going to the country, with a girl who rocks my world, and good friends, etc. This song came on, and the lyrics..........sheesh just amplified my contentment and feelings of being just blessed to the extent that tears started rolling down my cheeks because my mind just felt...elevated, you know.....the feeling we all look for in bikkies I suppose. It was an awesome moment.
Just the lines.....
"I want to love you here.......till the end of time.....till the world stops turning............I've found the one....that I've been waiting for........
Sorry I had to share that one, because thats what we all try for huh? Those moments of completion, when you don't think that it can get any better. Its kind of a 'Chasing Amy' theory.
But anyway enough of that... everyone has pinched ALL the songs I would have mentioned so I will repeat just to have my say:
Pearl Jam - Black (the song that talks about losing the one you thought was your soulmate....argh, I smoked many a self-pitying billy with that song)
Jeff Buckley - Everybody here wants you (and most other stuff he does, the most tragic loss to music since Lennon)
Massive Attack - Blue Lines (the album)
Simon and Garfunkel - Scarborough O'Fair and The Boxer (Eagle dude, you have reached automatic legend status in my books for saying that - I agree Paul Simon is a fucking poet)
BT- Yes 'Dreaming' rocks
Chicane - Saltwater
PVD - For an Angel (the only time I have been really emotional at a rave on the dance floor - and yes at Trade!!!)
Ben Harper - A track I can't remember, but I think it was mentioned.
Moby - Why does my heart feel so bad? - Fuck if that doesn't effect you nothing will.
And the only two not mentioned is Pink Floyd - Us and Them (that sax solo stomps on your emotions)
- The Mission - Butterfly on a Wheel.
That last one is from a UK Gothic band, that a friend used to listen to (a good friend) and we shared a tragedy around that time. I can't bear to hear it ever again.
This is a cool thread. It just shows the power of music regardless of genre. I salute you all.
Soppy spazzy
[This message has been edited by spazznut (edited 21 August 2000).]
I always catch these census stuff when everyone has mentioned what I would have.
Now,
Having just started an awesome relationship with the best girl in the world (OK I am in love, honeymoon period!!!!!
I have been feeling pretty mushy lately.
But yeah Rockee, "Gorecki - Lamb" is an awesome track. The Number 1 track of all time.
I will bore you all now with a little tale (hmm this a bit of a sop) Only this last Saturday, I was driving up to St Andrews with my girlfriend and two friends, when Gorecki came on the radio. Now at this time, I was feeling pretty happy, nice day, going to the country, with a girl who rocks my world, and good friends, etc. This song came on, and the lyrics..........sheesh just amplified my contentment and feelings of being just blessed to the extent that tears started rolling down my cheeks because my mind just felt...elevated, you know.....the feeling we all look for in bikkies I suppose. It was an awesome moment.
Just the lines.....
"I want to love you here.......till the end of time.....till the world stops turning............I've found the one....that I've been waiting for........
Sorry I had to share that one, because thats what we all try for huh? Those moments of completion, when you don't think that it can get any better. Its kind of a 'Chasing Amy' theory.
But anyway enough of that... everyone has pinched ALL the songs I would have mentioned so I will repeat just to have my say:
Pearl Jam - Black (the song that talks about losing the one you thought was your soulmate....argh, I smoked many a self-pitying billy with that song)
Jeff Buckley - Everybody here wants you (and most other stuff he does, the most tragic loss to music since Lennon)
Massive Attack - Blue Lines (the album)
Simon and Garfunkel - Scarborough O'Fair and The Boxer (Eagle dude, you have reached automatic legend status in my books for saying that - I agree Paul Simon is a fucking poet)
BT- Yes 'Dreaming' rocks
Chicane - Saltwater
PVD - For an Angel (the only time I have been really emotional at a rave on the dance floor - and yes at Trade!!!)
Ben Harper - A track I can't remember, but I think it was mentioned.
Moby - Why does my heart feel so bad? - Fuck if that doesn't effect you nothing will.
And the only two not mentioned is Pink Floyd - Us and Them (that sax solo stomps on your emotions)
- The Mission - Butterfly on a Wheel.
That last one is from a UK Gothic band, that a friend used to listen to (a good friend) and we shared a tragedy around that time. I can't bear to hear it ever again.
This is a cool thread. It just shows the power of music regardless of genre. I salute you all.
Soppy spazzy
[This message has been edited by spazznut (edited 21 August 2000).]
Fireal
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Across The Universe - The Beatles
Why Do Birds? - Karen Carpenter (?) Mwahaha, don't laugh at me!
Anything by Joy Division.
Why Do Birds? - Karen Carpenter (?) Mwahaha, don't laugh at me!
Anything by Joy Division.
*E*van
Bluelighter
YEEASS...yay for BT
-dreaming...godspeed...flamming june....mercury and solace....
they all make me feel fuzzy and happy and i wanna go out and party...ow damnit
very similar tastes among bluelighters>>>>
"FUcked MinDs THink AlikE~!~"
hehe
cya s all at Ganesha
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"if you learn to love, youre in for a suprise it can be nice to be alive"
-dreaming...godspeed...flamming june....mercury and solace....
they all make me feel fuzzy and happy and i wanna go out and party...ow damnit
very similar tastes among bluelighters>>>>
"FUcked MinDs THink AlikE~!~"
hehe
cya s all at Ganesha
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"if you learn to love, youre in for a suprise it can be nice to be alive"
*E*van
Bluelighter
YEEASS...yay for BT
-dreaming...godspeed...flamming june....mercury and solace....
they all make me feel fuzzy and happy and i wanna go out and party...ow damnit
very similar tastes among bluelighters>>>>
"FUcked MinDs THink AlikE~!~"
hehe
cya s all at Ganesha
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"if you learn to love, youre in for a suprise it can be nice to be alive"
-dreaming...godspeed...flamming june....mercury and solace....
they all make me feel fuzzy and happy and i wanna go out and party...ow damnit
very similar tastes among bluelighters>>>>
"FUcked MinDs THink AlikE~!~"
hehe
cya s all at Ganesha
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"if you learn to love, youre in for a suprise it can be nice to be alive"
mrmusic
Bluelighter
RMB - Redemption brings shivers to my spine every time. Another favourite which nobody has ever heard of is "Reflexion" by Cyber S II - it's on one of the trancemaster CD's.
Just the other day I downloaded the themesong to the mysterious cities of gold cartoon. Anyone remember that? Ahhhhh chiuldhood memories. That song is just crying out for a remix.
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anticipation is the best part
Just the other day I downloaded the themesong to the mysterious cities of gold cartoon. Anyone remember that? Ahhhhh chiuldhood memories. That song is just crying out for a remix.
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anticipation is the best part
mrkirk
Bluelighter
out of body experience by rabbit in the moon(check it out on northern exposure 1)
fake plastic trees by radiohead
song to the siren by this mortal coil(anyone know this?)
dark@long(dark train) by underworld
it would be far too easy to keep going with this
fake plastic trees by radiohead
song to the siren by this mortal coil(anyone know this?)
dark@long(dark train) by underworld
it would be far too easy to keep going with this
happy doofer
Bluelighter
Ben Harper- Forever, Walk Away and everything else he has ever written and performed (I'm a bit of a fan!)
Jeff Buckley- Hallelujah (one of the most intense love songs ever written) and the rest of Grace
Counting Crows- Anna Begins, Walkaways, Colourblind
Bob Marley- No woman No Cry
Jimi Hendrix- Little Wing
Everlast- What it's like
Moby- Why does my heart feel so bad, and numerous others
Bob Dylan- Forever Young
Heaps of stuff by the Cure, Portisehead, Sneaker Pimps, Sisters of Mercy, Smashing Pumpkins, Cranberries (esp. the white album), Massive Attack.
There is so much beautiful music around. Explore it.
Jeff Buckley- Hallelujah (one of the most intense love songs ever written) and the rest of Grace
Counting Crows- Anna Begins, Walkaways, Colourblind
Bob Marley- No woman No Cry
Jimi Hendrix- Little Wing
Everlast- What it's like
Moby- Why does my heart feel so bad, and numerous others
Bob Dylan- Forever Young
Heaps of stuff by the Cure, Portisehead, Sneaker Pimps, Sisters of Mercy, Smashing Pumpkins, Cranberries (esp. the white album), Massive Attack.
There is so much beautiful music around. Explore it.
haste
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ahhhhh Bob Marley - No woman no cry - greatest song for freedom ever written....especially if you know what Bob Marley and Peter Tosh went through in Trench town
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"Never trust a man who, when left alone in a room with a tea cozy, doesn't try it on" - Billy Connolly
hey mrkirk... yuppindeedeeedoo.. i remember song for the siren by this mortal coil...god, i even remember the video to it!
other emotional songs for me are:
biko by peter gabriel
big wheel by massive attack - if ever a song encompassed the shit that we are doing to this earth totally...
other emotional songs for me are:
biko by peter gabriel
big wheel by massive attack - if ever a song encompassed the shit that we are doing to this earth totally...
PDT
Bluelighter
it have to say my all time fav trax that make me go all funny when i hear em/play em are:
Derrick May - Strings of Life
OT Quartet - Hold that sucka down
*already making me happy/sad*
l8r...
Derrick May - Strings of Life
OT Quartet - Hold that sucka down
*already making me happy/sad*
l8r...
Voodoo Chile
Bluelighter
Mrmusic - someone sent me the audio file for the cities of gold soundtrack too!
God, that brough back memories.
As for my most emotional ong - have to say "For an Angel" PVD
Luv Voods
God, that brough back memories.
As for my most emotional ong - have to say "For an Angel" PVD
Luv Voods