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Musical moments that make your hair stand on end
#16

This may only work under the headphones...But how about the jam at the end of Butts Wigglin'...you hear those guitars pullin' that funky little lick, adds that killer touch to one of their grooviest tracks...

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#17

the end of canadian or american national anthems at sporting events just puts chills down my spine
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#18

ron Wrote:the end of canadian or american national anthems at sporting events just puts chills down my spine

Yes, I remember the NHL All Star game at the old Chicago Stadium, in 94 I think. Whenver the Gulf War was on. The roar at the end of Banner was amazing...........
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#19

At the end of Time Stand Still From Rush

Summer's going fast
Nights growing colder
Children growing up
Old friends growing older

that part moves me every time.
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#20

hotmetal401 Wrote:The last verse of Courage and the applause leading into Long Time Running from Dec 3/2000. Thinking about it sends tingles down my spine.
I was front row centre for that show, and turned back towards the crowd at that moment and I've never been moved like that. Wow!
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#21

I have seen Peter Gabriel 3 times and evey time he closes with Biko. The who audience is singing the whole "Hey hey heeeeeyyyyyy hey" as each individual band member leaves the stage leaving only the drummer while the crowd continius for I swear 5 minutes at least before Gabriel comes back on stage. :thumb:

There are so many of these moments with music, but this one quickly came to mind!
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#22

cochise Wrote:I have seen Peter Gabriel 3 times and evey time he closes with Biko. The who audience is singing the whole "Hey hey heeeeeyyyyyy hey" as each individual band member leaves the stage leaving only the drummer while the crowd continius for I swear 5 minutes at least before Gabriel comes back on stage. :thumb:

There are so many of these moments with music, but this one quickly came to mind!

My favourite bands/singers goes
1. T.Hip
2. Peter Gabriel (my avatar is an 'homage' to him).

Anyways, when the synthesized intro to "Darkness" starts on the Growing Up DVD as Peter's band walks out, and then shreiks that eerie guitar lick is the Peter Gabriel moment that sends shivers down my spine.
That and the outro vocals in Sky Blue.
That and during "On The Air" when peter hold that final note in the chorus.
That and the trumpets during "The Barry Williams Show"

man... i could probably go on and on about Peter.

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#23

buzz882 Wrote:
cochise Wrote:I have seen Peter Gabriel 3 times and evey time he closes with Biko. The who audience is singing the whole "Hey hey heeeeeyyyyyy hey" as each individual band member leaves the stage leaving only the drummer while the crowd continius for I swear 5 minutes at least before Gabriel comes back on stage. :thumb:

There are so many of these moments with music, but this one quickly came to mind!

My favourite bands/singers goes
1. T.Hip
2. Peter Gabriel (my avatar is an 'homage' to him).

Anyways, when the synthesized intro to "Darkness" starts on the Growing Up DVD as Peter's band walks out, and then shreiks that eerie guitar lick is the Peter Gabriel moment that sends shivers down my spine.
That and the outro vocals in Sky Blue.
That and during "On The Air" when peter hold that final note in the chorus.
That and the trumpets during "The Barry Williams Show"

man... i could probably go on and on about Peter.

Almost every moment at a Peter Gabriel concert give you goosbumps or shivers! Just when you pointed out your avatar.......the whole coming out of the phone booth during Talk To Me and fighting the phone cord being dragged back in.............absolutely amazing!

As you said, I could go on and on about Peter also! :thumb:
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#24

cochise Wrote:Almost every moment at a Peter Gabriel concert give you goosbumps or shivers! Just when you pointed out your avatar.......the whole coming out of the phone booth during Talk To Me and fighting the phone cord being dragged back in.............absolutely amazing!

As you said, I could go on and on about Peter also! :thumb:

The suitcases! The spinning screen! The steam!

and on his most recent tour

The orb! The light-jacket! The animal nationness... and the downside upness... :jump

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#25

Whenever Dylan gets the urge to break out the harmonica during a live performance of Forever Young!

Anyone who has seen Dylan live a few times will know what I mean. The anticipation when you see him put his guitar down, go over to the speaker and pick up the harp as the band continues........amazing!
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#26

greenscor Wrote:At the end of Time Stand Still From Rush

Summer's going fast
Nights growing colder
Children growing up
Old friends growing older

that part moves me every time.

Good call on that one... I like that song more and more these days... I can certainly appreciate what it means now, certainly more than I did in '87 when it first came out.
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#27

When the Betty Boop cartoon shut off and Jack White walked on stage and played the beginning of "Dead Leaves" in Vancouver.
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#28

Quote:As well, Pearl Jam's Release. "I'll ride the wave where it takes me."

Right on.

I was at the mall a couple years ago and came across this tshirt with a wave on it and the text on the shirt read "...where it takes me." I didn't even think twice about buying it. Definitely a cool find.

Aside from that though, listening to the crowd scream during any concert or concert recording does it for me.
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