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Music that gives you shivers

where to start...
the fafner opening. shangri la, ( i know i spelt it wrong) i've heard to melody before.
the rozen maiden opening.
the inuyasha openings, now such a trip into my childhood.
the oni and the maiden by kaito. his voice sounds so creepy~ i love it~
bright eyes by art garfunkle (i loved that song as a child.)
concrete angel by martina mcbride
hero by superchick
bring me to life by evenesence.
 
Re: Songs that give you shivers

Spike said:
John Powell - Test Drive
My favorite track from the How to Train Your Dragon score, and probably my favorite scene too.
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YES. "Battle of the Red Death" and "Coming Back Around" are great as well.

I've been getting into anything with a (ominous) Latin Chant or just a chorus in general. But about any piece of music with notable emotion will do--usually orchestras.

Here's a few that have been getting to me lately:

Elfen Lied - Lilium

Loreena McKennitt - Dante's Prayer

Tarzan - One Family
 
 
"southbound pachyderm" by primus
"learn from this mistake" by down
"third eye" by tool
"floods" and "it makes them disappear", both by pantera. god damn
 
A Cruel Angel's Thesis (German cover "Grausamer Engel") by Oikawa, Satō, Ōmori, cover by Strawbelly Cake.
Komm, süßer Tod (trance version) by Arianne, remix by ? [End of Evangelion Soundtrack]

I love different variations of the above, but I think those are my favorites.
 
This is going to sound really geeky but the most shiver-inducing music track that I listen to is the Route 1 theme (both gen 1 and gen 2 variants). Probably just for the sheer, intense nostalgia.
 
Zangviper said:
Right in Two. Love that song.

10,000 Days is fantastic, but Lateralus is still my favorite Tool album to date.
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right on, this exactly. lateralus is great. that reminds me, got another for this thread: reflection, or triad. or hell maybe the title track.
 
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