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Ooooh, just remembered - the Sax solo in Springsteen's Jungleland! 
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Good ol' Clarence!Originally posted by Glutton4... View PostOoooh, just remembered - the Sax solo in Springsteen's Jungleland!
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Talking about sax, how about Lisa Simpson in The Simpsons sing the blues God bless the child It really starts about 36 seconds in but it certainly does raise the hairs. Strange, but true
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Another vote for Peter & Kate and 'Don't Give Up'.
A couple more that work for me:
The Levellers - Battle of the Beanfield
INXS - Need You Tonight
For totally different reasons both stop me in my tracks!I was feeling part of the scenery
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The Pearl Fishers Duet - walked up the asile to it just as I vowed to do the first time I heard it!
So glad that Puff the Magic Dragon is up there in popularity. I thought it was just me!
Probably elicit a huge groan from everyone but I also love "Flying Without Wings" by Westlife.
The lines " For me, it's waking up beside you, to watch the sunrise on your face. To know that I can say, 'I love you' at any given time or place..." send me every time. Sorry!When the Devil gives you Cowpats - make Satanic Compost!Comment
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Good call. A few others that do it for me are "Come as you are" by Nirvana, "New Orleans is Sinking" by Tragically Hip, the acoustic version of "Hotel California" off Hell Freezes Over, "Control" by Puddle of Mudd and "It's Been a While" by Staind.Originally posted by OverWyreGrower View PostLast edited by HotStuff; 11-02-2011, 08:45 PM.There are 10 kinds of people in the world, those that understand binary and those that don't.Comment
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Lover, You Should Have Come Over - Jeff Buckley
Hurt - Johnny Cash
God Is In The House - Camille O'Sullivan (classic Nick Cave, but she nails it)
'Til The Heart Caves In - KD Lang
La Boheme - Charles Aznavour
This Woman's Work - Kate Bush
The Pearl Fisher's Duet - my favourite is Jussi Bjorling with Robert Merrill
Le Cygne - Saint-Saens
A Thousand Kisses Deep (and almost everything else he's written) - Leonard CohenI don't roll on ShabbosComment
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Getto Gospel, Tu-pac
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Wait and Bleed, slipknot.
Yes i like that music and find adele depressing!!!Comment
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Every Thing I Do by Bryan Adams, or the Them from Band of Brothers
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I am really weird when it comes to music I seem able to jump from one extreem to another.
So anything by the Stones or Queen.
Most folk music but especially John Tams Over the Hills and Far Away & Spanish Bride.
The Royal Scots Dragoon Guards pipes & drums Flowers of the Forest & Amazing Grace.
Talk about diverse.
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For me it is the actual sound, which is why so many instrumental things get the reaction, including the trumpet bit in the middle of Penny Lane, and a LOT of bagpipe-and-drums stuff!Originally posted by Potstubsdustbins View PostFlowers come in too many colours to see the world in black-and-white.Comment
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power of the heart
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