Writer's Block: On repeat
Jul. 30th, 2011 11:38 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
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Songs, because a few instantly spring to mind. Good goosebumps, every one. I've listened to them on repeat too many times to count:
1. and 2. Paranoid Android and Exit Music for a Film, Radiohead. Never fails. I heard it for the first time when working at a late-night grill spot in college. It was an eye-opening experience. A co-worker popped OK Computer into the boombox, and when Exit Music for a Film started up I almost ended up crying into some jock's omelette order.
3. Antonio Vivaldi's Recorder Concerto rv 441, I. Allegro non molto. The 32nd note solo in the middle always has me falling out. With envy, but still.
4. Little Earthquakes, Tori Amos. So very powerful.
5. The (After) Life of the Party - Fall Out Boy. I know, I know, it's Fall Out Boy. But Patrick Stump's voice really is quite amazing. Patricks held note near the end gets me every time.
6. This Is How I Disappear - My Chemical Romance. If the question was what album beginning have I listened to the most, My Chem's The Black Parade's first four tracks would be here. But as for goosebumps? Fucking Disappear always gets them up on me. It's like The End and Dead are the perfect segues to this song.
And if I were to mention bad goosebumps, Cancer from the same album would have to be mentioned. It's one of those songs that I simply cannot sit through.
Songs, because a few instantly spring to mind. Good goosebumps, every one. I've listened to them on repeat too many times to count:
1. and 2. Paranoid Android and Exit Music for a Film, Radiohead. Never fails. I heard it for the first time when working at a late-night grill spot in college. It was an eye-opening experience. A co-worker popped OK Computer into the boombox, and when Exit Music for a Film started up I almost ended up crying into some jock's omelette order.
3. Antonio Vivaldi's Recorder Concerto rv 441, I. Allegro non molto. The 32nd note solo in the middle always has me falling out. With envy, but still.
4. Little Earthquakes, Tori Amos. So very powerful.
5. The (After) Life of the Party - Fall Out Boy. I know, I know, it's Fall Out Boy. But Patrick Stump's voice really is quite amazing. Patricks held note near the end gets me every time.
6. This Is How I Disappear - My Chemical Romance. If the question was what album beginning have I listened to the most, My Chem's The Black Parade's first four tracks would be here. But as for goosebumps? Fucking Disappear always gets them up on me. It's like The End and Dead are the perfect segues to this song.
And if I were to mention bad goosebumps, Cancer from the same album would have to be mentioned. It's one of those songs that I simply cannot sit through.
