One of the best 90s break tunes ever made... as soon as that piano comes in at 4:27, its euphoric

 

Changing mine to

 

The Who - Love Reign Over Me
Joao Gilberto - Estate
The Police - Driven to Tears
Lou Reed - The Bed
King Crimson - Starless
Television - Marquee Moon
David Bowie - Stay
Alain Bashung - L'Apiculteur
Léo Ferré - C'est extra

 

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And this kills me everytime too.

 

Now something different,this track left its mark when it was released,especially in my beloved home country Greece.
You had to be in the clubs to experience the vibes and energy this gave to the people,what a great era,enjoy ! :

 

Sorry for the too well-known song...
This may have already been mentioned, but....

When I first heard this song, I genuinely thought the composer was a genius.

 

Crosby, Stills & Nash - Guinnevere
I first heard it during an episode of the excellent sci-fi series DEVS

 

It's not my country, I have a zero understanding of what the job is, yet the harmony, deceptive cadences, seamless shifts, melody and when ".... is still on the line" is sung in a few places, it just hits the spot. I won't say anything as silly as it might be one of the greatest pop songs ever written, but musically, it is just a really well written pop tune.

Glen Campbell and Jimmy Webb deserve the credit for the 100s of versions out there, and most of them are very good. Cassandra Wilson also did a fine more 'airy' re-interpretation of it in her own way while retaining the emotional constructs at a slower tempo, which goes to show well written songs and tunes can be done in almost any way and they still sound good. I liked REM's version surprisingly too because I never really spent any time listening to them.

 

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Glen Campbell is absolutely one of the greatest musicians to ever pick up a guitar and sing.

 

Heckin yeah, and Jimmy Webb was a genius.

 

It's surprising how many people did not realize he was a session guitarist/musician for a long time before he gained popularity as a country-pop singer.

 

People who don't follow guitar think Glen, Roy Clark, Chet Atkins and Jerry Reed were just country bumpkins who twanged along... it's understandable but infuriating.

 

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PROPA CHOON

 

F2B, WLCME HME, BTTRY, GLDIATR THEME SONG.

 

Too many to list them all but here are a few:
in the year 2525 by Zager & Evans (so visionary. are we really ending like this?)
The sound of silence by Simon & Garfunkel
People are strange by The doors
most of leonard cohen songs
Lisa lisa by Cat Stevens
River of souls by dan Fogelberg
One more cup of coffee for the road by Bob Dylan (among other songs)
God's Child by david Byrne
Waiting around to die by The be good tanyas (or Townes Van Zandt )
The rite of spring by Igor Stravinsky. you owe it to yourself to listen to this at least once in your life
The Sonate Appassionata by Beethoven

Cheers all

 

goosebumps is for geis, being said here is my list of goosebumps(tho no omo)

that mac chord made using a korg gives me goosebumps lol, I managed to remake most mac sounds including this
Mac startup sound - YouTube
this one too, legendary moment in a big hall at a magical night full of beautiful people
Blacklight - Daydream |Camouflage| 1999 - YouTube
this one ridding next to the beach on a ride under the moon
Blondie-nothing is real but the girl (Tenaglia Mix) - YouTube
this one by walking into the wild jungle village to enter a party
Miro Paradise Red Jerry's Longdubbyvocal Mix 1998 - YouTube
this one when longing for a dear person I lost
SCHILLER: „I Feel You" // with Heppner // Official Video - YouTube
this one for a on a sunday morning while after a good swim
Sasha - Wavy Gravy (Paul van Dyk Remix) - YouTube
a sunset
DJ Sakin - Protect Your Mind (Van Bellen Mix) - YouTube
for listening in a hi fi system (whole free quality album)
SNEAKY LITTLE DEVIL - Slow Ride to the Dark Side - YouTube
many surprises I found in Tokyo one was this track
Daft Punk - Horizon (Japan CD) (Official Audio) - YouTube

and many more...