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Discuss Which Song or Music sends shivers down your spine? in Films, Music, TV & All Things Artsy on Navy Net; Betterman - Pearl Jam
Dark side of the moon - Pink Floyd
Echoes - Pink Floyd
Fields of Athenray
Them from Z cars
The flower duet from the Opera Lakme
Hey you - Pink Floyd
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Betterman - Pearl Jam
Dark side of the moon - Pink Floyd
Echoes - Pink Floyd
Fields of Athenray
Them from Z cars
The flower duet from the Opera Lakme
Hey you - Pink Floyd
and plenty of others depending on me moodevertonians are born not manufactured, we do not choose we are chosen, those who understand need no explanation, those who don't........don't matter
18-06-11, 13:37 #42Banned
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Summertime...............Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong.
18-06-11, 16:03 #43Quite a few Pink Floyd tracks in there. I like 'animals,.
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I think many of us know that. Originally Posted by witsend
Anyway, here's a couple of tunes which I love, and so does Phrygia.
The bird is the word.
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If we're talking opera then it must be the duet "In the Depths of the Temple" from The Pearl Fishers. If you haven't heard it then give it a go. You should recognise the tune.
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Who mentioned opera? Not me! Originally Posted by the_black_strat
Since we're on the subject, the chorus of the Hebrew slaves, from Verdi's 'Nabucco'. .The bird is the word.
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refer to my previous - numbnuts didn't complete the link so it couldn't be accessed - done now!!! Nimrod from the Enigma Variations and Joan armaplating Love and affection. on a personal note Angels by Robby Williams - cos I'd just spent 5 days at my sons bedside in Hospital - When he was out of danger I Drove home and that song was the first one played on the Radio - Spooky ( I had to pull over - couldn't drive)
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Just played this one by Jay Traynor on BBC Sound of the 60s awesome voice Jay & The Americans - Cara Mia - YouTube
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Originally Posted by scouse 
Brings back memories, anyone apart from me, Granny ,1939 and 2bm remember the David Whitfield version way back in the best old days[They get better wit h every pint] David Whitfield was in the mob, any old hands served with him? This was all fields when i were a lad! Fcuk em all bar one and bollocks to him.I am a 73 year old. Teddy Boy and.Rock N Roll will never die, so there! NOW ELEVATED TO THE STATUS OF THE R.R. OFFICAL BIG SCREAMING O.D". ORDAINED BY RUMRAT.MY LIFE HAS NOT BEEN WASTED AFTER ALL ! P.S. A STROPPY NO BADGE FCUK ALL WITH NO MEDALS, BRING 'EM ON AND LETS SEE WHAT THEY'VE GOT
MY QUALIFICATIONS ;- LONG HAIR, TATTOOS AND EAR RING
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'Jupiter' by Gustav Holst gives me a twinge.
That and 'Anarchy in the UK', which makes me wonder about my ideals to be honest.Wit lent from heaven but vices sent from hell
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