Songs that left you speechless

[Wesley R]

Sky Pilot-Animals
Ohio - CSNY
Strangest Dream - Mason Proffit (actually a Canadian folk song)
Eugene Pratt - Mason Proffit

Best of Luck,
Wesley R.

 

[Phantopeth]

Squeeze Me Macaroni.

/thread

LOL!

Bela Fleck & The Flecktones - "Lover's Leap"

The live recording on "Live At The Quick." Coffin's second solo is so darn good that I once had to pull over to the shoulder while driving down the Interstate in my Camaro because I was tearing up too much. I'm such a man

 

[Murf]

Then you'll love this.

That was just amazing...I'm speechless

 

[beaglesandbass]

the tide, by the spill canvas

konstantine, by something corporate

get ****** up, by saves the day (and no it's not about drugs, it fit my situation when i heard it and fell in love. "everytime i think about you, i get ****** up")

sirens, by angels and airwaves

diaspora, by rise against

and a song called "martin's song", by a little known band from dundee scotland, this way up.

 

[theNoseBleedKid]

Buckethead - Nottingham LAce.

The solo is the most beautiful thing I've ever heard.

 

[e_w_i_f]

Amy MacDonald - Lets start a band

Katie Melua - Closest thing to crazy

Katie Melua - Little angel

No Doubt - By the way (acoustic)

Noisettes - never forget you

 

[tekkentool]

great gig in the sky by pink floyd

 

[somegeezer]

The Poet and the Pendulum - Nightwish
To Sirius - Gojira
Carry On - Angra
Heavyweight - Infected Mushroom
The whole This Godless Endeavor album - Nevermore
Bleed - Meshuggah
Bleak and Deliverance - Opeth
Fear of a Blank Planet - Porcupine Tree

Those are the ones from the top of my head. Even now I still get that feeling with Nevermore's album. Gojira is probably the most recent.

EDIT - Wormsong - Bjorn Lynne (I find it hilarious but also pretty damn clever)
Also, I also think Muse and Imogen Heap have at some point. I've seen them mentioned a lot and it reminded me.

 

[Krügmeister]

great gig in the sky by pink floyd

X10000 and Us and Them

 

[DanAleks]

Flamenco Sketches - Miles
This version of Hallelujah
Link Removed

 

[ryognbass]

i second Hide and seek by imogen heap from the OP
and Glosoli by Sigur Ròs

 

[MrTAteMyBalls]

not the only one, but for sure the first was the beatles "while my guitar gently weeps." it still slays me. or since it's christmas eve maybe it "sleighs" me.

 

[BluesDawg]

These have all been played to death over the years, but I still remember the first time I heard them, being completely blown away:

Funeral for a Friend/Love Lies Bleeding

Gimme Shelter

Layla

 

[bigtexashonk]

"The Story" Brandi Carlisle

 

[John Bigboote]

Jungleland and Backstreets

I Love You, Goodbye (Thomas Dolby)

-jb

 

[jarrhead]

The one part of Backwards marathon by BTBAM.

It's about 6 minutes in.





Watch from 2:40 - 6:30

6:28 if you must see only the part that left me speechless.

 

[thetawaves]

Tool - Wings for Marie (parts 1 & 2) and Parabol/Parabola
Pearl Jam - Jeremy
Audioslave - Shadow On The Sun
Chris Rea - Candles
Nine Inch Nails - Something I Can Never Have (still version)

Just songs with very powerful emotion behind them.

 

[ColinGWood]

alexisonfire - daggers through the heart of st. angeles

or pretty much ANYTHING from their s/t album. amazing.

 

[ColinGWood]

"Nautical Disaster" - The Tragically Hip

+ 10000. GREAT tune. GREAT tunewriters

 

[jarrhead]

alexisonfire - daggers through the heart of st. angeles

or pretty much ANYTHING from their s/t album. amazing.

This could be Anywhere in the World is way better.