Music That Hits You Like No Other Music

Just sharing this because it's a beautiful ambient melody/song that hits me in the gut every time I hear it. I like dark ambient also, but I prefer the first two beautiful minutes of this song, from the Underworld soundtrack:

Electric Wizard's Dopethrone. Astonishing fury.

Antonin Dvorak's New World Symphony.

I like this because I AM on fire!

I really like these:

Hatsune Miku - Eletric Angel


Hatsune (Again xD) - Senbonzakura


Think the future - Aoki Lapis


IA - A Realist Logical Ideologist


Boards of Canada - Mukinabaht


There's many others (I like Calalini song too xD) but I don't want to make this post longer x)

Music can "hit" me for various reasons. It can make me feel powerful, like this one does:
(Sticking with your Underworld theme)

Or put me in a trance-like state:
From the movie DRIVE:

Or when I feel frustrated with the world:

Or when I'm at my best, and my happiest..I CRANK THIS UP!

There is so much music that touches me in so many ways.

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Good stuff. Thanks for posting (everyone too). I'm more so talking about music that is just undeniable. I can hear a thousand melodies, but one certain string of notes or chord progression can sometimes send me to tears.





Whoa, I hope the buttcheeks are ok. Oops... lol

Kitaro's music moves me like no other artist has ever. I so hope one day to see him perform live, it's number one on my bucket list. Just watching him become his music as he plays is soul stirring to me.

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Blutengel - Ein Augenblick

originally posted by: Calalini
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Good stuff. Thanks for posting (everyone too). I'm more so talking about music that is just undeniable. I can hear a thousand melodies, but one certain string of notes or chord progression can sometimes send me to tears.

We all have different taste in music that can promote the same feelings. I have depression and anxiety, so I tend to avoid the type of music that you posted because it exacerbates my down side. But if that is what you prefer to be posted, here is one I favored previously, before I stopped listening so much to that type of music.

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Wow, this music is beautiful x)
I tried to find an music like yours (that I like too)
I don't find any exactly like this, but I found one that I like:
Chen Yue - Fairy Footsteps in Greenland

Since people are posting ambient and chill music, thought I'd share a couple of my favorites.


I could be stressed out of my mind, and this would calm me:


Also very calming:

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Here's some favs that get me everytime.

Beauty and Love


Bittersweet Melancholy.


Ominous, yet beautiful.


Chill


Floors me everytime. Vulnerability. Profound truth in the lyrics.


Pure, primal rock and roll.


Amazing video, Thom Yorke guesting on vocals.

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originally posted by: Calalini
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Good stuff. Thanks for posting (everyone too). I'm more so talking about music that is just undeniable. I can hear a thousand melodies, but one certain string of notes or chord progression can sometimes send me to tears.

We all have different taste in music that can promote the same feelings. I have depression and anxiety, so I tend to avoid the type of music that you posted because it exacerbates my down side. But if that is what you prefer to be posted, here is one I favored previously, before I stopped listening so much to that type of music.

Maybe I'm just weird, but listening to sad music actually cheers me up most of the time. If i listen to some Daniel Johnston or Elliot Smith, you can just feel the raw emotions of them pouring the sadness out of their hearts. Hearing them puts things in perspective. What was I so bummed out about again? Lol.

I find solace in the fact I will most likely never feel emotional pain to the extent those tortured souls endured and turned into gorgeous art.



ETA: Forgot one. If this doesn't make someone tear up a bit, then they may be dead inside. Realest (snip) I've ever heard.

Hello people!
Lots of good music in this thread I thank you very much.

Trente Møller is cool.
I love Boards of Canada.
I listened to Kitaro (and Jarre, Vangelis and Jan Hammer) when I was younger.
Lots of good music

Here are my contributions:

This one makes me happy


and this one is just beautyful in my ears


This is the first time I try to put youtubes in my post.
I hope it works

cheers & thanks.

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This thread needs more attention and music! The net could use more good tunes and less bitching..

here's my 2 cents:

A good seasonal pick..



I've not been able to get this song outta my head lately..



a generally inspired and amazing song..



and just about as mellow as it gets, this side of Brian Eno ;]

there's a lot of songs that hit me really hard that have no lyrics or lyrics that don't seem like they should.. like i relate to things and hear things that normally might mean something different. i tried to pick songs that i relate to most that can be interpreted easily.

i suppose i can add this one too, for some reason i didn't want to.. but i relate to these lyrics as they are a whole lot.

Here is one that I enjoy, hope you will also.
Legend of Dragoon OST




And this one is really good, enjoy

If you still believe

The Gael from The Last of the Mohicans


Dead Reckoning by Clint Mansell


To Build a Home by The Cinematic Orchestra


Rootless Tree by Damien Rice and Lisa Hannigan Live at Abbey Road
(explicit language (one word repeated))
It is worth mentioning that this very bitter song is sung by the people in the relationship which was the impetus for the song itself. Also I have unconfirmed reports that Lisa Hannigan is in fact an angel.


In reverence to other posters I'll stop there but I could go on and on ad infinitum