^ what the bloody hell is that warbling bollox metalheart? 
that cant be considered "similar" to The National! 
EDIT: Ahh, now Last Song seems a bit more like it
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Moving or Inspirational Music .. your suggestions please
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at the time when my boyfriend committed suicide - always now reminds me of the loss a wonderful, talented, inspirational person.
Is it me or is there some dust in the air? I'm sure a bit of it just landed in my eye.......
E-Hug coming your way, Sue.
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Zadoc The Priest by George Frederic Handel. Composed for George II's coronation and played at every one since. Wonderful piece of music that builds to an amazing crescendo....... The 'Champions League Theme' blatantly ripped it off! Sacrilige!
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Stoner: See the edit.
Told you you'd hate it I thoughtnit was total gash first time I heard it. Struggled with the album tbh but now I love it.
Of you could also try Espers. The second album is my favourite. I'll see if I can find a vid for yah too..
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8J7HfFn6QYNever said that clogs were similar. But they do share personnel. The Dessner brothers...
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Brahms 1, Mahler 5, Mozart Requiem,
and Johnny Cash "Hurt" +2
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Heard a great quote yesterday, 'is the quality of the music greater than the quality of the silence that it's replacing"?
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The Marriage Of Figaro / "Duettino - Sull "Aria"
Most commonly recognised as the classical piece in the middle of the shawshank redemption, the duet he plays on the record player
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CFH - thanks
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Giving my age away a bit with this one I suppose but think it would be the one I'd save if the wave hit the island. Duncan Browne http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AS1bvFmwtsA
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Fifteen that never fail to get me, for various reasons:
Massive Attack Unfinished Sympathy
Vaughan Williams The Lark Ascending
Julee Cruise Falling (from Twin Peaks)
Ry Cooder Paris, Texas
This Mortal Coil Song to The Siren
Björk Hyperballad
Plaid Rakimou
Cat Power Colors and the kids
Gillian Welch I Dream a Highway
Gladys Knight and the Pips Best thing that ever happened to me
Low Laser Beam
Smog River Guard
Global Communication 14:31
Brian Eno & John Cale Spinning Away
Kings of Convenience Summer on the westhillEspers
Saw Meg Baird on Sunday night - brilliant, with really good support acts.
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Noteeth - Meg, aw, I'd have loved to have seen that!
Did you catch Gillian on her recent tour?
Must admit to Hyperballad being a fave too.
You heard the last couple of Bill Callahan albums? He just gets better and better (not that smog was crap like)
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Last Night I Dreamt That Somebody Loved Me - The Smiths.
Hometown Glory - Adele.
No Surprises - Radio Head.
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There are so many for me, music is for me the easiest way to charge the emotions. Plenty of gigs have been special, but I think my favourtite was Bon Iver covering I believe in you by Talk Talk. Incredible doesn't even come close. The most moving piece of music I have doesn't even have a name, it's just a couple of bars of heavily reverbed acoustic guitar hidden away on an old Sebadoh 7". I haven't listened to it for 15 years and have no idea why it has such power, but merely thinking about it absolutely shreds me. And that's why I love music
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=kgelLhz9_xoNot a very good version though
www.youtube.com/watch?v=FswDoZKFXVcwas played at the funeral of family member who was very very loved, not a dry eye in the house, still find it hard.
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Meg, aw, I'd have loved to have seen that!
She was great. The gig was in a fleapit cinema (Bristol's much-loved Cube), which just added to the atmosphere. Two good support acts - one of which I can only describe as Dead Can Dance doing Boards of Canada cover versions, if that makes any sense....
Bill: he does indeed, aging well.
Gillian: no, gutted... Also wish I'd - somehow - caught this gig, a few years back!
Richpenny: well put.
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Noteeth, I kick myself for not stumping up the £25 to see them as support for Mary ChapinbloodyCarpenter around HATY era. I mean I could've just left after them...
Made the trip this time to see them at the Hammersmith Apollo which was just sooooooo good.
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RichPenny - great tip for that TalkTalk cover. Must have been incredible at the gig.
The dublin bootleg seems to be the best one I found on youtube
www.youtube.com/watch?v=wwPhu7LbhRYPosted 5 months ago # -
I luv Bon Iver, he was amazing at Glasto a couple of years ago. Last album is so lush, love Perth
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Perth + 1, but I think my favourite at the moment, is the rather cheezier Beth/Rest
Hints of Pink Floyd - division bell on it.
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I mean I could've just left after them...
My standard post-ride routine is to laze around in my muddy kit, drink tea/beer, listen to her, think about the deep & dark woods... One day I'll write a letter about it, Eminem Stan stylee - "Gillian, you are the sound of loamy singletrack in the pines, etc etc"
the rather cheezier Beth/Rest
I reckon he's channeling The Eagles at that point.... As an ex-archaeologist, I greatly admire the use of 'Holocene' as a song title.
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Noteeth, that's just plain twisted and weird. I like!
Not a bon iver fan but that cover definitely has something. Hmm I should dig out the last album and mebbe give, it oh, it's third listen...
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that's just plain twisted and weird. I like!
STW Noteeth, he lived alone
In them hollarin' pines
Then he built a niche bike for himself
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Arvo Part +1
Duncan Brown - Journey +1
I give you Daniel Johnston - Somethings Last A Long Time
Alicia Keys - If I Aint Got YouPosted 5 months ago # -
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That's lovely Ernie
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He's just been on radio 1, but this Tim Minchin song has always been a favourite. And now I have a daughter, it makes me all emotional too, which is a bit pathetic
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i can listen to this all day - Forbidden Colours by Ryuichi Sakamoto
www.youtube.com/watch?v=cOX8FhUiw1ki couldn't remember it for ages, but wanted to find it again, so i asked on stw - within 15 mins there was the video.
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Do NOT listen to this song if you're feeling down, it WILL make you cry, it is that beautiful.
An Olive Grove Facing the Sea by Snow Patrol.
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I'd never really listened to Regina Spektor, til I wandered into a tent at a festival just at the start of this song, and ended up bawling my eyes out by the end. No, this is how it works.
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I find this moving to the point of disturbing
www.youtube.com/watch?v=h4ZyuULy9zs
and for good measure
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I've tried to think of something. But I wouldn't listen to music if it wasn't moving or inspirational. So do I list everything?
I'll have to reduce it to 2 that come immediately to mind.
Joy Division - Atmosphere (Ian Curtis, John Peel. Say no more)
Rolling Stones - Gimme Shelter (voice, guitar)Posted 5 months ago # -
This album was a pivotal point in our families relationship, for some reason lots of things happened around that time, this album always seemed to be on in the background.
I'm gonna dedicate "Follow You, Follow Me" to my Cousin Andrew, Most deffo RIP bud.
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