What's your most moving piece of music (2 Viewers)

[Born Dancer]

a lot of jeff buckley
a lot of sufjan stevens

some sarah blasko
some ben kweller

and girl with flaxen hair by claude debussy = one of my favourite classical music pieces ever.

 

[Oddy Nocki]

Water-Chino XL. I always say this song. It is the single greatest song I have ever heard. Lyrically, musically, structurly, everything.

This is for you- Bliss and Eso. I love this song because it means that there are others who love music and performing as much as I do.

I wish (remix)- R.Kelly. Okay, it's kind of sad I am a closet R.Kelly fan but I can't help it. I can't figue it out. But I'm a firm believe that well writtern music comes in my forms and this is one of them. Lyrically it capture what I felt when I think about my friend who was hit by a truck.

The message- Dr dre. same as above.

You sound like Louey burdett- Whitlams. Cause all my friends are fuck-ups.

Valley- John Butler. Holds significance.

That's all I can think of.

 

[melimoo]

Ny Batteri - Sigur Ros
in fact, all sigur ros. amazing

Jeff, well, so much. mojo pin, grace,
hell, all of grace.
many of his covers incl. the way young lovers do.
moodswing whiskey, sky is a landfill, opened once, jewel box, yes, most of sketches too.
also, 'all flowers in time' he did with liz fraser <3

means to an end - joy division
much of mogwai, radiohead, ryan adams
how to fight lonliness - wilco
to be alone with you, we won't need legs to stand etc - sufjan

plus loads more. damn why cant i be decisive?

 

[katy-g]

ye there are a few for me too, but do u have one in particular that just feels like it envelops your whole body into another world as it's playing.

Massive Attack - Teardrop.

 

[robo-andie]

Overture/All That Jazz - Chicago Soundtrack.

No matter what mood I am in, if someone puts on that song I can't help but want to sing along. It's the one song I can stand at any time of day.

A song that "moves or touches" me though.... hrmm, I would have to say "The Rose - Bette Midler". I can't resist that womans voice.

 

[aimstar555]

"without you" from the musical rent. i remeber sitting in the cinema watching the film and the song came on and it was the first time i cried during ANY movie. i was completly lost in the words and the emotion.

"lights and sounds" by yellowcard
"these days" by powderfinger"
"tatto" and "ordinary love" by sade.

 

[Shell]

my sisters boyfriends best friend is an actor, and we went to see him in the local production of 'Rent' a few months ago. oh my god they were all such fantastic singers and without you made me cry.

 

[melimoo]

TENSIONING - SPARTA

 

[steph@nie]

The Chopin theme from The Pianist. Seriously.

If it's the prelude #4 in Em, which is the one I'm thinking of, then I agree.

the rachels - egon and wally embrace and say farewell & second family portrait.

stevie nicks - landslide, joni mitchell - case of you and beethoven - moonlight sonata too for weird and various reasons.

 

[lego]

gary jules - mad world
elliott smith - fond farewell, kings crossing, needle in the hay

 

[Born Dancer]

gary jules - mad world

agreed.

 

[JessfromPenriTH]

Placebo - Plasticine.

 

[glitterfairy]

1) "Stole" by Kelly Rowland
2) Almost anything by Josh Groban. Paticularly the live version of "Mi Morena"
3) "Confessions of a Broken Heart" by Lindsay Lohan

 

[glitterfairy]

community theatre. sounds like he's going places

Some amateur theatre is really good though - for example Willoughby Theatre Company (formerly Willoughby Musical Society). They produce professional-level productions and have over 2 million in the bank... and Hugh Jackman starred in some of their productions before going pro

 

[lil lelu]

imagine- john lennon
black velvet- pat benatar, reminds me of my family history

 

[_dhj_]

Most moving, probably End of Evangelion - Komm Susser Tod

a few others that come to mind...

Simon & Garfunkel - The Sound of Silence
Green Day - Time of Your Life
Guang Liang - Tong Hua

 

[Adam B]

For me i would have to say
the "rue plumet" or "A heart full of love" from Les Mis

they sound sappy choices, but i really like the lyrical melodies

 

[tlodg]

Dark Eyes (on piano)
reminds me of those days I can never return to, the feelings I can never have again.

 

[UnIqUe_PrInCeSs]

1) "Stole" by Kelly Rowland
2) Almost anything by Josh Groban. Paticularly the live version of "Mi Morena"
3) "Confessions of a Broken Heart" by Lindsay Lohan

I LOVE those two songs.

also, 'Fly' By Hilary Duff

 

[breaking]

the used songs, cos i can relate to their lyrics as i carve lines of red into my wrists.

lol