General Chat

Sorry - late again! My list includes - Toujours L'Amour by Lesley Garrett Lensky's Aria (from Eugene Onegin) by Dmitri Hvorostovsky What Becomes of the Brokenhearted by Jimmy Ruffin Kalinka (Russian folk song) Part Time Kind of Love - Gladys Knight & the Pips Isn't it a Pity - George Harrison The Nun's Chorus (from Casanova) by Kiri Te Kanawa Somewhere over the Rainbow - Judy Garland

Only one gets me everytime - it reminds me of my aunt who I loved to bits.. The song is 'Wind beneath my wings' and I think its Bette Midler performing it? Anyways - it stands the hairs on my neck and brings a tear to my eye - Everytime.. Dav x R.I.P Auntie Joyce x

i would say jerusalem would be min.brings a tear to my eyexxxxxxxxxx))):

'You'll never walk alone' - do you know who weird it is to be stuck in an enclosed space with 50,000 celtic supporters singing that? Gets me all shivery 'Flower of Scotland' - think it awakens the Scottishness in me, especailly before, during and after a scotland match (and if we win its oh so much better) 'Evening Hymm' - My mum really doesnt like this song, you can actually see her shudder when they play it. Mhairi

although not particularly interested in football, it's the best singalong footy anthem. It was amusing when it trounced the FA's official anthem for the 98 World Cup - a bizarre and completely forgettable collaboration between the Spice Girls and umm, Ocean Colour Scene. :-S

Bec He was born the day we played Spain, the whole ward emptied of men in the afternoon, hubby bought me a radio in so I could hear it. His sister visited me and couldn't believe I was listening to it and not looking after Nath, my reply was well hes asleep.

Dawn - it's superb isn't it! Reminds me of when we beat Germany 5-1... I can remember EXACTLY where I was... love becx

Bec When I was in labour with my son (June 1996) every time I had a contraction all I kept doing was singing the chorus of Three Lions. Also have a signed copy of it which somehow cannot part with has too many memories

Just listened to 'The Sun will come out tomorrow' (from Annie) and that's hauntingly good... YES I KNOW!!! ANNIE!!! Before you all think I'm mad I've been compiling some CDs for a party and that was requested! love becx

Like Jess mine is 1. 'He's not heavy he's my brother' Hollies Also 2. 'The Greatest love of all' Whitney Houston 3. 'Somewhere' from West side Story Get goosebumps and teary with all three Regards Jackie

I started a joke....The Bee Gees (nice goosebumps)

thats why they call it the blues, Elton John Kayleigh, Marillion and the little boy that santa claus forgot, my mum! oh and more recently Robbie williams and Angels Bev feeling a little shivery right now

From start to finish, I'd go with the whole of the Grace album by Jeff Buckley, and in particular 'Hallelujah'. Yes, it's a cover and in fact has been covered many times (Rufus Wainwright & kd lang spring to mind) but to me, this feels the most impressive version. The spare instrumentation and Buckley almost sounding as if he's whispering into the microphone make it a spinetingling listen.

The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face,Johnny Mathis. Hal.

because you loved me. if tommorw never comes (will she know how much i loved her) He aint heavy , hes my brother - the Hollies Jess x

'Wild World' by Cat Stevens - It always reminds me of when my elder daughter left home, to go away to university.

actually wasn't being as flippant as my comment may have sounded, knew goosebumps were supposed to be shivery but wasn't sure whether it generally was seen as being a good thing or a bad thing. Will have to have a think. :-)

An old song called 'September Song' sung by Walter Huston.. on the rare occasions I hear it, it gives me goosebumps in the best kind of way...BC

real goosebumps and a shiver down your spine,the result of something that gets very close or deep in to your inner core........... Faure's Requiem Mozarts Requiem and more recent stuff....>>> Nick Drake-Five Leaves Left album The first time ever I saw your face written by Ewan McColl.

Aerosmith....The theme tune to film Armaggedon.