tell us about your goosebump tracks!

Stravinsky Firebird, Dorati London Symphony on Mercury. The big whack of the bass drum. Best on my original pressing, but the Classic reissue is also great. Larry
 
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More goosebumps, different genre...
Storm Corrosion
 

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Tom Waits - Kentucky Avenue from the Album Blue Valentine
For those people who liked the above might also like that one:

Tom Waits - Take it with me from the Album Mule Variations
 
Frazey Ford, Firecracker
 

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I've been following this thread. I'm just wondering if anyone has a jazz recording that produces goosebumps?
Jazz makes up over 50% of my listening and about 75% of my physical media collection but I can't think of a
single cut that's given me goosebumps. There must be a reason for this!
 
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