Songs that give you goosebumps

[<MADDOG>]

 

[llaht]

few more

 

[Car0linab0y]

Amazing Grace is great but just 24 notes gets me worse …

Worked at the Pentagon. Carpool pickup was across the highway from Arlington; I heard Taps and the volleys almost every afternoon. Damned good thing I was getting picked up and not trying to drive.

 

[dmarbell]

Sorry to dig up a dead thread, but this introduced me to the version of "Sound of Silence" by Disturbed. Here's another version, see how you like it.

 

[fieldgrade]

I somehow missed this one forty years ago. Found it on youtube, and it ran through my head for the next two weeks.

 

[Climberman]

 

[RetiredUSNChief]

I loved this song when it first came out, but it gave me goosebumps to listen to it!

Werewolf, by Five Man Electrical Band:

 

[nhusa]

Arlington….
Angel Flight

 

[easternnc4me]

 

[SSgt75]

Here's another version of Sound of Silence by Tom Ball on AGT.

 

[VA_GENTLEMAN]

The Gael - Many different ways:


And a fellow Virginia Appalachian's Song:

 

[easternnc4me]

 

[Pack72]

 

[fieldgrade]

 

[Amps 13]

 

[fieldgrade]

Saw that on Broadway almost 30 years ago. Quite a production.

 

[Amps 13]

Saw that on Broadway almost 30 years ago. Quite a production.

I saw it in Toronto at pantages theater on young street. Prob was 35 years ago. Great production for sure.

 

[fieldgrade]

I saw it in Toronto at pantages theater on young street. Prob was 35 years ago. Great production for sure.

we old.

 

[Marturo]

 

[Marturo]

 

[fieldgrade]

There’s a politics section of the forum.

 

[Marturo]

There’s a politics section of the forum.

Songs that give you goosebumps!​

 

[jimmyjames8]

 

[jimmyjames8]

 

[jimmyjames8]

 

[barf]

 

[Dave951]

In a historic vein, check out the Last Post ceremony at the Menin Gate, Ypres Belgium. The ceremony has been conducted, with variations, since 1928 nearly -every -single -night. There were only interruptions during WW2 but the ceremony was still carried out in Brookwood Cemetery in Surrey, England. On Sept 6. 1944, the ceremony resumed at the Menin Gate even with heavy fighting still happening in other parts of the town. The general format is the Last Post by the buglers of the Last Post Association, followed by a reading of "They Shall Not Grow Old" and then a lone piper playing a lament, most often Flowers of the Forrest.





And during CoVID-

 

[backwoodsshooter]

the intro *chefs kiss* hits differently…. the song….. fantastic

 

[ncfirearms]

 

[HandyDave]

About any Zach Williams song will give the goosebumps. Such a great artist.

 

[dmarbell]

That's the same guy who starred in "300," "Olympus Has Fallen," and "London Has Fallen." Who knew? He could kick your butt, save the President and the world, and then sing you a nice song.

 

[easternnc4me]

 

[Dale Gribble]

One of my favorite groups👍

 

[barf]

One of my favorite groups👍

I love them. I saw them live in Stecoah years back, gave the lead singer my number in case they wanted to party. When they got to the microtel in robbinsville and realized it was a dry county, he called asking if we had beer.

Went and drank Busch in their hotel out of a sink “cooler” filled with ice. Tammy didn’t join, as she was preggers at the time.