What are some songs that make the hairs on your neck stand up???

For me:

Uncle Tupelo - Sauget Wind
CSNY - Everybody I Love You
Rolling Stones - Wild Horses
The Faces - Glad and Sorry
Kinks - Misfits
Wilson Pickett - Do You Like Good Music
Van Morrison - If I Ever Needed Someone
U2 - Red Hill Mining Town
Townes Van Zandt - No Place to Fall

uncle ted's..............stranglehold


everybody say owwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww

:wtf1

Faces-That's All You Need
Skynyrd-Gimme Three Steps
Elvis Costello-No Action
Stones-Star, Star
Bruce-Sandy (4th Of July)
Aerosmith-Mama Kin
J Geils Band-South Side Shuffle
Terry Reid-Speak Now Or Forever Hold Your Peace
Dave Edmunds-My Own Business
Porter Wagoner-Committed to Parkview
Boz Scaggs-Loan Me A Dime
John Hiatt-Slow Moving
Boston-More Than A Feeling
Romantics-What I Like About You
Shooter Jennings-Fourth Of July
Billy Jo Shaver-Corsicana Daily Sun

Good thread!

Gimme Shelter

Ryan Adams - Wonderwall (Oasis cover)
DBT's - Goddamn Lonely Love
Kinks - Celluloid Heros

Some good choices, esp. GD Lonely Love and Star Star, here are some more:

Stevie Wonder - We Can Work It Out
David Bowie - Heroes
Bob Dylan - I Believe In You
Black Crowes - Hotel Illness

Heros... hell yea. I can't even listen to it if my wife is near, I get all sappy and teary...
that stays here... lol!

Changes by Sabbath you get me tingly.

Band - Night They Drove Dixie Down
Petty - Dogs on the Run
Hole - Awful
Elvis - Suspicious Minds
Spinners - Then Came You
Faces - Ooh La La
Tosh - Ketchy Shuby

Dozens/hundreds by Stones, Who, Young, Marley.

Stones...Moonlight Mile
U2 ...One Tree Hill
Elvis Costello...Allison

Rolling Stones:
Gimme Shelter
Let It Loose
Shine A Light
Wild Horses

Elvis Costello:
Hand In Hand
Radio Radio
I Want You

Bruce Springsteen:
Thunder Road
Adam Raised A Cain
Badlands

Tom Waits:
Martha
Old '55
Somewhere

GotToRollMe wrote on Aug 15^th, 2008 at 10:04pm:

Rolling Stones: Gimme Shelter Let It Loose Shine A Light Wild Horses Elvis Costello: Hand In Hand Radio Radio I Want You Bruce Springsteen: Thunder Road Adam Raised A Cain Badlands Tom Waits: Martha Old '55 Somewhere

M....I cannot argue with that list.  Very nice.  I mean VERY NICE.   :keithpunky

You know what i simply cannot get enough of lately?

Bittersweet Symphony - I just adore the track now. It was "meh" when it came out, but now i so dig it.

Apart from that, Gimme Shelter, Wont get fooled again and Like a Hurricane float my boat.

Just a couple.
Dozen that is... ;)

The Needle & The Damage Done - Neil Young
Jack Straw - Grateful Dead
It Makes No Difference - The Band
Desolation Row - Bob Dylan
Loving Cup - Stones
What's Going On - Marvin Gaye
I'm One - The Who
Shut Out The Light - Bruce Springsteen
I Don't Want To Spoil The Party - The Beatles
Caravan - Van Morrison
Broadway - The Clash
In God's Country - U2
This Mountain - Kasey Chambers
Evangeline - Emmylou Harris
Hockey Skates - Kathleen Edwards
Water Of Love - Dire Straits
Silent House - Crowded House
I'll Stand By You - The Pretenders
To Make You Feel My Love - Joan Osborne
When The Stars Go Blue - Ryan Adams
Fade Away - Chris Isaak
Celluloid Heroes - The Kinks
Crying In The Rain - The Everly Brothers
Downed - Cheap Trick
Windfall - Son Volt
Side Of The Road - Lucinda Williams
Blue Sky - Allman Brothers
Save It For A Rainy Day - The Jayhawks

No Expectations - The Rolling Stones
Memory Motel - The Rolling Stones
Racing In The Street - Bruce Springsteen
Romeo & Juliet - Dire Straits
Allright For Now - Tom Petty
For Your Life - Led Zeppelin

Way too many songs give me the tingles!

Christ almost anything Van or Roy or Elvis or Marvin or Otis or Etta sings...

And tingle songs change depending on what is happenin' in your life!!

But in the last few years  major league tingles(goosebumps, heart racing, jump up and down, teary eyes response) from the following:

Stones: Gimme Shelter, Wild Horses, Dead Flowers, As Tears Go By

Bruce: Sandy, Jungleland, Thunder Road, River, For You


And these songs sung by almost anyone:
1. Crazy
2. One Love
3. Stand By Me
4. Imagine
5. What's Going On
6. Always on My Mind
7. Unchained Melody
8. Blowin' in the Wind
9. Whiter Shade of Pale

Wow, so many. I guess "tingle-worthy" means the song is incredibly moving in a way that just gets you inside your soul or whatever. Let's see. Let's start with this board's main subject, then go in alphabetical order from there letters A through B because this could take a while if I did them all.
STONES:
No Expectations
Crazy Mama
Brown Sugar
Tumbling Dice (their ultimate "tingler")
YCAGWYW
Street Fighting Man
Jumpin Jack Flash
Let it Loose
Shine a Light
Winter
Gimme Shelter
We Love You
The Last Time
Play with Fire
Let's Spend the Night Together
Paint it Black
Sway
Moonlight Mile
Wild Horses
Waiting on a Friend

AL GREEN:
Let's Stay Together
How Can You Mend a Broken Heart
Belle
You Ought to Be with Me

ALLMAN BROS:
Whipping Post
Hot 'Lanta

ARCADE FIRE:
Rebellion (Lies)
No Cars Go
Keep the Car Running

Aretha:
Oh Me, Oh My
Daydreaming
Until You Come Back to Me
Ain't No Way
Young, Gifted and Black
Angel
Do Right Woman, Do Right Man

Beach Boys:
God Only Knows
Wouldn't it Be Nice
Don't Talk (Put Your Head on My Shoulder)
Caroline No
Good Vibrations
This Whole World
Long Promised Road

Almost as many Beatles tunes as Stones, but let's move on shall we?
BO DIDDLEY:
Who Do You Love?
I'm a Man
Mona

BOB DYLAN:
It's All Over Now, Baby Blue
Tangled up in Blue
Positively 4th Street
One of us Must Know
I Want You
Just Like a Woman
Idiot Wind
Shelter from the Storm
Buckets of Rain
Simple Twist of Fate
I Shall Be Released
A Hard Rain's-A Gonna Fall
Like a Rolling Stone
Blind Willie McTell
Series of Dreams
If You See Her, Say Hello
Sara
Girl from the North Country
I'm Not There
Jokerman
Sweetheart Like You
All Along the Watchtower
Mississippi
Summer Days
Sugar Baby
Workingman's Blues #2
Nettie Moore
Tombstone Blues
Shooting Star
Most of the Time
Man in the Long Black Coat
Knockin' on Heaven's Door
Sign on the Window
Solid Rock
Every Grain of Sand
Precious Angel
I Believe in You
Love Sick
Standing in the Doorway
Not Dark Yet
Cold Irons Bound
The Ballad of Hollis Brown
When the Ship Comes in
Restless Farewell (Sinatra tribute version)
This Wheel's on Fire
Tears of Rage
Tell Me Momma
Forever Young
Dirge

BOB MARLEY:
Jah is Mighty
No Woman, No Cry
Stir it Up
I Shot the Sheriff
Is This Love
Jamming
Turn Your Lights Down Low
Could You Be Loved?

BOBBY WOMACK:
That's the Way I Feel About Cha
If You Think You're Lonely Now
Woman's Gotta Have it
What is This?
I'm Through Trying to Prove My Love to You

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN:
Thunder Road
Born to Run
Rosalita
Kitty's Back
New York City Serenade
Jungeland
Because the Night
Prove it All Night
Badlands
The Rising
Lonesome Day
Hungry Heart
The River
Brilliant Disguise

BUFFALO SPRINGFIELD:
Mr. Soul
Expecting to Fly
For What it's Worth
Rock and Roll Woman
Bluebird
Kind Woman
Flying on the Ground is Wrong

THE BYRDS:
Mr. Tambourine Man
Turn Turn Turn
It Won't Be Wrong
She Don't Care About Time
The World Turns All Around Her
The Bells of Rhymney
Eight Miles High
I Come and Stand at Every Door
Dolphin's Smile
You Ain't Goin' Nowhere
Chestnut Mare

... Well you get the idea.

Prodigal Son wrote on Aug 16^th, 2008 at 11:51am:

Wow, so many. I guess "tingle-worthy" means the song is incredibly moving in a way that just gets you inside your soul or whatever. Let's see. Let's start with this board's main subject, then go in alphabetical order from there letters A through B because this could take a while if I did them all. STONES: No Expectations Crazy Mama Brown Sugar Tumbling Dice (their ultimate "tingler") YCAGWYW Street Fighting Man Jumpin Jack Flash Let it Loose Shine a Light Winter Gimme Shelter We Love You The Last Time Play with Fire Let's Spend the Night Together Paint it Black Sway Moonlight Mile Wild Horses Waiting on a Friend AL GREEN: Let's Stay Together How Can You Mend a Broken Heart Belle You Ought to Be with Me ALLMAN BROS: Whipping Post Hot 'Lanta ARCADE FIRE: Rebellion (Lies) No Cars Go Keep the Car Running Aretha: Oh Me, Oh My Daydreaming Until You Come Back to Me Ain't No Way Young, Gifted and Black Angel Do Right Woman, Do Right Man Beach Boys: God Only Knows Wouldn't it Be Nice Don't Talk (Put Your Head on My Shoulder) Caroline No Good Vibrations This Whole World Long Promised Road Almost as many Beatles tunes as Stones, but let's move on shall we? BO DIDDLEY: Who Do You Love? I'm a Man Mona BOB DYLAN: It's All Over Now, Baby Blue Tangled up in Blue Positively 4th Street One of us Must Know I Want You Just Like a Woman Idiot Wind Shelter from the Storm Buckets of Rain Simple Twist of Fate I Shall Be Released A Hard Rain's-A Gonna Fall Like a Rolling Stone Blind Willie McTell Series of Dreams If You See Her, Say Hello Sara Girl from the North Country I'm Not There Jokerman Sweetheart Like You All Along the Watchtower Mississippi Summer Days Sugar Baby Workingman's Blues #2 Nettie Moore Tombstone Blues Shooting Star Most of the Time Man in the Long Black Coat Knockin' on Heaven's Door Sign on the Window Solid Rock Every Grain of Sand Precious Angel I Believe in You Love Sick Standing in the Doorway Not Dark Yet Cold Irons Bound The Ballad of Hollis Brown When the Ship Comes in Restless Farewell (Sinatra tribute version) This Wheel's on Fire Tears of Rage Tell Me Momma Forever Young Dirge BOB MARLEY: Jah is Mighty No Woman, No Cry Stir it Up I Shot the Sheriff Is This Love Jamming Turn Your Lights Down Low Could You Be Loved? BOBBY WOMACK: That's the Way I Feel About Cha If You Think You're Lonely Now Woman's Gotta Have it What is This? I'm Through Trying to Prove My Love to You BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN: Thunder Road Born to Run Rosalita Kitty's Back New York City Serenade Jungeland Because the Night Prove it All Night Badlands The Rising Lonesome Day Hungry Heart The River Brilliant Disguise BUFFALO SPRINGFIELD: Mr. Soul Expecting to Fly For What it's Worth Rock and Roll Woman Bluebird Kind Woman Flying on the Ground is Wrong THE BYRDS: Mr. Tambourine Man Turn Turn Turn It Won't Be Wrong She Don't Care About Time The World Turns All Around Her The Bells of Rhymney Eight Miles High I Come and Stand at Every Door Dolphin's Smile You Ain't Goin' Nowhere Chestnut Mare ... Well you get the idea.

Ha Ha

You actually put some thought and work into your list PS. 8-)
Mine was off the top of my head with a half a cup of coffee in my system.

Throwaway..this question is way too complex to do it justice! ;D :willya

Ten off the top of my head, no Dylan no Stones:

Charlie Feathers - It's Just That Song
The Faces - Debris
Love - You Set the Scene
Roky Erickson - The Wind and More
Graham Parker - Fool's Gold
The Haunted - Searching for My Baby
Clash - Death or Glory
Jerry Lee Lewis - What I Say (Live at the Star Club)
Miracles - Ooo Baby Baby
Lee Moses - Bad Girl

cornbread hex gives me the tingles. big time.

"There's a new band in town
But you can't get the sound from a story in a magazine..."


Lets tingle....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=goiWcak1FXg

"tingleworthy"

Never heard that word before....but I like it.  :booze

I'll have to add that to my  vocabulary.

Gotta thank some RO members for the inclusion of "tingle-worthy" into our vocab (i.e. LJ) - lots of live moments can be described as such.  Oh, when Keith comes out playing that JJF riff....

A couple more tinglers for me:

Someday Never Comes - CCR
Beautiful Loser - Bob Seger
Something Big - Tom Petty
All That Heaven Will Allow - Bruce Springsteen
Wreck on The Highway - Bruce Springsteen
WINTER - The Rolling Stones

Rolling Stones - Loving Cup
Rolling Stones - Can't You Hear Me Knocking
Rolling Stones - Dead Flowers
Rolling Stones - You Got The Silver
Rolling Stones - Jiving Sister Fanny
Rolling Stones - Connection
The Band - The Weight
Pearl Jam - Black
Pearl Jam - Alive
Eels - Rags To Rags
Bob Marley - Redemption Song
Bob Marley - No Woman, No Cry
Drive By Truckers - Gravity's Gone
Bruce Springsteen - The River
U2 - Van Diemen's Land
Beatles - While My Guitar Gently Weeps
John Lenon - Imagine
Curved Air - Propositions
David Bowie - Heroes
Arcade Fire - Black Mirror
Clash - Train In Vain
Bob Dylan - Knocking On Heavens Door
Lou Reed - Vicious
Neil Young - Helpless
Neil Young - Cortez The Killer

This one's kinda tingly - Last call for alcohol ala John Lee Hooker
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BIvka3SSv9Y

Whiskey & Women
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VezDgfZKUdg

And a tingler from Howlin' Wolf
Smokestack Lighning
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_LNt5J0Cesc

Sly Stone
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Ig-6f0g55c

wrote on Aug 15^th, 2008 at 7:16pm:

uncle ted's..............stranglehold everybody say owwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww :wtf1

You misspelled "ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww."

GotToRollMe wrote on Aug 15^th, 2008 at 10:04pm:

Rolling Stones: Gimme Shelter Let It Loose Shine A Light Wild Horses Elvis Costello: Hand In Hand Radio Radio I Want You Bruce Springsteen: Thunder Road Adam Raised A Cain Badlands Tom Waits: Martha Old '55 Somewhere

Stones

Tumbling dice  (esp. when backing vox kick in )

let it Loose   (esp. when backing vox kick in )

Wild Horses

Moonlight Mile  ( when mick hits that last - "yeah I'm coming hom but i'm...)

Elvis costello

Motel Matches

Losing You

I stand Accused  (More of a rush than a tingle)

Riot Act

Hi Fidelity

Tom Waits

Jersey Girl

Tom Traubert's Blues

On the Nickel

Whistling Down the Wind

Ol' 55


Bruce

Racing in the Street

Thunder Road

Wreck on the Highway

Open All Night (again more rush that tingle)

Johnny 99  (again more rush that tingle)

Bruce

Racing in the Street

Thunder Road

Wreck on the Highway

Open All Night (again more rush that tingle)

Johnny 99  (again more rush that tingle)
I like your Bruce Selections. Except for Open All Night. Not a fave of mine.
But Wreck On The Highway has become my newest Springsteen favorite. :)

i guess i could have said Nebraska in its entirety - the wholething is one big shiver up your spine for lots of different reasons imho see Atlantic City

as for bowie - the feedback at the start of station to station gets me every time as does the chorus on Sons of the Silent Age - dramatic or what?!

For me there is only one song that TRULY defines Tingle (I did not coin the phrase, Throwaway, but YES, it is part of the RO vocabulary). The opening chords of Gimme Shelter to this day cause every hair on my body to stand straight up. If I hear that song I stop dead in my tracks wherever I happen to be.

Two non-Stones songs worth mention:

Heroes-Bowie
Baba O'Reilly-The Who.

LJ.

stonedinaustralia wrote on Aug 20^th, 2008 at 11:19pm:

i guess i could have said Nebraska in its entirety - the wholething is one big shiver up your spine for lots of different reasons imho see Atlantic City as for bowie - the feedback at the start of station to station gets me every time as does the chorus on Sons of the Silent Age - dramatic or what?!

What I love about open all night is that it's like the flip side/contrast to State Trooper, even using the same lyrics in a couple of places.  It's nice to know that for all the psychos out there on the road at 3 AM there's at least one decent cat . . .

Many of my nominations have already been listed and I won't repeat them.  I will join in FG's comments regarding the greatest rock song ever recorded (and #4 on Barack's list of favorites), "Gimme Shelter."

One tingler that hasn't been mentioned is "Attics of My Life" by the Grateful Dead.  When that song crescendoes to the line, "When I had no wings to fly, you flew to me," the bumps start goosing.