Things that send shivers down your spine

duinegorm

Chuck Stone wrote: »

The soundtrack to Braveheart is a bit of a goosebumper.

Skip to 1:48 for the tingly bit.

Said to myself, shur I've heard that a million times. Skipped to 1:48, tingles all over instantly.

Thanks.

Ruu

Undertaker bell toll, haven't watched much of the auld wrestling in years.

Lucifer31

The thoughts of staying the night at Leap Castle, Co. Offaly. I hope to do it at some stage though.

Blondie919

Wanderer2010 wrote: »

This place:

Where is this place?

ColeTrain

pragmatic1 wrote: »

That's a very emotional song too. But it's the one that plays during the closing credits that kills me.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k6mDfqVxWCo

Yeah that would put shivers down the spine, especially when showing Collin's funeral at the end.

That film had a serious soundtrack. It was nominated for an Oscar and should have won it.

Blondie919

Hearing "You'll Never Walk Alone" sung by the crowd in Anfield before kick-off on a European Cup night. Haven't heard it for a long time unfortunately

nozzferrahhtoo

chrissb8 wrote: »

You know what I mean. Something you've heard or watched has given you that tingle of happiness or motivation or emotion in general

Sometimes it happens right here on Board. Even on After Hours... as sick as this place normally is

DaithiMa

I Wanna Be Adored when the Roses played the Phoenix Park. Was too young to see them first time around, but it was definitely worth waiting for. One of the best nights of my life.

belcampprisoner

they say its someone walking on your grave

duinegorm

Blondie919 wrote: »

Where is this place?

Loftus Hall. That place is seriously eery. Get the shivers before you even get to it.

http://www.loftushall.com/

gungun

Whole song is incredible, but from 9:53 on and especially from 11:40 gets me

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWaEC86WBuE

Chuck Stone

There's something fierce emotive about this tune too. Not so much tingly, rather, melancholy.

Clannad: Theme from Harry's Game

Timmyctc

Three big ones for me anseo
A)

Several parts of this vid

C) and this of course

Porkpie

Pure bliss

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H7JyUOBBVgg

osarusan

Dick Hoyt looking after his son, who has to use a wheelchair, but wanted to know what running felt like.

Depp

The italian national anthem always gets me, such a powerful song, also most operatic pices and anything by mastodon, or skream...bit of a varied taste in music if im honest

K-9

Would agree with the CL music, always brings back memories of Istanbul, 3-0 down at half time, came back to 3-3 in the space of 10 minutes or so and just divine intervention and fate after that (and I don't believe in divine intervention). Anfield on a European night, even the Europa Cup, 3-0 down, score one and the fight back is on, Anfield roar goes up, history and legends get remembered, the opposition visibly wilts, the shivers go down the spine.

All Ireland day, Croker, the national anthem and your county are there. Doesn't match being at an Ulster Championship match in the Athletic Grounds in Armagh and hearing the anthem sang with such pride and meaning.

Things like the Good Friday Agreement, the Berlin Wall falling, Obama elected, moments of history.

As for Michael Collins, the Wind that shakes the Barley is far better, and really gets at the emotional core of the Civil War.

WayneMolloy

Bernard Dunnes win over the Cuban lad to become world champ. The buzz on the way into the point was electric. A last minute score against the Welsh had won us the triple crown, earlier in the day. This was at the start of the recession and it was hitting us hard. People needed something to cheer about and our lads duly delivered.

Long time since we won either a world title or the six nations. But like a bus, the two of them came at once. Dunne was dropped twice in one of the earlier rounds and looked a dunne deal. But somehow, he came back and won. Emotions ranged from hope, excitement, despair, hope again, exhilaration, ecstacy and then worry when the cuban lad didnt get back to his feet after a few minutes - and then to celebration when he got the all clear.

A magnificent day for irish sport - watching the highlight of the fight still gets me to this day.

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=w7mDUVUe24Q

Degag

Ruubot2 wrote: »

Undertaker bell toll, haven't watched much of the auld wrestling in years.

Yup, and this... best return ever...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vv8gk29-eYI

K-9

WayneMolloy wrote: »

Bernard Dunnes win over the Cuban lad to become world champ. The buzz on the way into the point was electric. A last minute score against the Welsh had won us the triple crown, earlier in the day. This was at the start of the recession and it was hitting us hard. People needed something to cheer about and our lads duly delivered.

Long time since we won either a world title or the six nations. But like a bus, the two of them came at once. Dunne was dropped twice in one of the earlier rounds and looked a dunne deal. But somehow, he came back and won. Emotions ranged from hope, excitement, despair, hope again, exhilaration, ecstacy and then worry when the cuban lad didnt get back to his feet after a few minutes - and then to celebration when he got the all clear.

A magnificent day for irish sport - watching the highlight of the fight still gets me to this day.

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=w7mDUVUe24Q

Nice, but McGuigan beating Pedroza beats it, close to 30 years ago, the whole nation was glued in.

Stephen Roche finishing second to Delgado on a stage of the Tour de France and needed oxygen afterwards, Delgado who went onto to be a legend himself, but without that monumental effort, Roche would have lost.

justshane

This for me.

WayneMolloy

K-9 wrote: »

Nice, but McGuigan beating Pedroza beats it, close to 30 years ago, the whole nation was glued in.

Stephen Roche finishing second to Delgado on a stage of the Tour de France and needed oxygen afterwards, Delgado who went onto to be a legend himself, but without that monumental effort, Roche would have lost.

Wasn't alive for either, man. I see you are from Donegal. Donegals victory over my beloved Dubs in 92 would be up there for me. My ma was dating a Donegal lad and he brought me to the game. He bought me the full Dublin kit and I became a full kit w*nker. In my defence, I was barely out of nappies.

I had to share my boxroom bedroom with three of his nephews that night. Even though the dubs lost, it is one of my fondest childhood memories. First all Ireland, being a wee dub stuck in with Donegal fans, the bars after, first time making friends with non Dubs, going to the red cow for lunch before they all drove home again.

Simpler times.

When you lot regained Sammy last September, it brought it all back. Its weird what makes us emotional.

WayneMolloy

justshane wrote: »

This for me.

Ive never seen that before. Thanks for sharing - a moving clip.

These damn onions, man!:D

DEFTLEFTHAND

galwayrush wrote: »

Led Zeppelin live.:cool:

We're you at the London gig in 07 or did you hear them back in the 70s. I know that they played Ireland in 71 at the boxing stadium, my father was it, he says he can still hear Bonhams's symbols ringing in his ears. :pac:

Wade in the Sea

This scared the willies out of me as a kid a long long time ago. And you know what, it still F-ing does. I suspect many of you will never have seen this before..... In which case *evil grin* enjoy :-)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tcHmWLYmwgo&feature=youtube_gdata_player

Chuck Stone

justshane wrote: »

www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-Yn4b9iClE

The religious shite at the end totally ruins it.

osarusan

justshane wrote: »

This for me.

you will like this one so:

There was also a moment at Nagano 98 when Bjorn Daehlie (one of the greatest winter olympians of all time) waited for more than 20 minutes after winning a gold medal, to encourage a skiier from....Ghana, or Nigeria....or Kenya....who was slowly finishing the race in last place. He waited even though he was told that the medal ceremony was scheduled to start. He told them he wouldn't be there until the last man had finished.

Galwayguy35

My first trip to Croke Park in 1987 when Galway won the All Ireland.

I think it's something unique that we have in Ireland, that feeling you get when your county is playing, and no matter where someone moves to during their life they will always root for the county they were born in.

greenbicycle

Criss cross, tomato sauce
Spider crawling up your back,
Cool breeze,
Tight squeeze,
Now you've got the shivers

barone

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cZqN1glz4JY

fred funk }{

The day England first played in Croke Park and the silence and tension when they sang God save the Queen. Then when we sang ours, I genuinely had a tear in my eye.

not yet

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This...........I Imagine what went on there and it gives me chills.

bacon n eggs

Gemma Hayes singing "Ae fond kiss" Totally amazing

md23040

My 14 year sons book by Suzanne Collins the Mockingay near the end has the line

"We (humans) are fickle, stupid beings with poor memories and a great gift for self destruction"

Maybe that is a salient lesson for all young people to learn and take stock from, and this Irish You-Tube video always sends shivers down my spine.

bobwilliams

The poem in the film 'The Grey'.
This is one of my fav movies.
It's not that the poem is great or anything but in the film the way neeson delivers it is magic.

Sirsok

Ecstasy og gold by ennio marricone with a opera singer....just amazing...brings a tear to my eye its that powerfull.....Especially when Metallica enter the stage!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-rHdSWZLpQ

Remmy

Around the 7:20 mark onward the way the father of the indian that was killed pursues Magua with total recklessness gets me every time.

olcod

This song does it every time, what a song and what a film.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cy6iwP9Ux3A


And this one, amazing song to a very hard hitting video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENuJMvU3vEI

ukonline

Wade in the Sea wrote: »

This scared the willies out of me as a kid a long long time ago. And you know what, it still F-ing does. I suspect many of you will never have seen this before..... In which case *evil grin* enjoy :-)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tcHmWLYmwgo&feature=youtube_gdata_player[/QUOTE]

I remember starting to watch that as a teenager and thinking it was just a crappy made-for-TV movie.

I was wrong!

rolliepoley

SkyBlooo

For the first time

Voodoomelon

As a boy I was obsessed with dinosaurs. This scene has brought tears to my eyes on many an occasion, 20 years on.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJlmYh27MHg

DaveDaRave

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KPGyt3ZDv2Y

Lingua Franca

Touching fresh yeast. I get it locally and it's amazing for making bread, much much better than the dried stuff, but it feels awful.

It looks like plasticine but it feels... squeaky. Clingy but not sticky. Bearing in mind that it's live it has more in common with fungus than anything else. Eurgh. *shivers* Disgusting stuff. I usually just drop the whole thing in some warm water and honey without touching it and shake the bowl rather than crumble it.

crazygeryy

when i see someone biting into an ice pop.oh jesus.

barone

fitted beautifully into the movie i thought, and the applause at the end enhanced it imo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lv_167Znr6M

qwerty93

Flower of Scotland at Murrayfield...when the bagpipes stop playing at the final verse and the crowd sing in unison...amazing every time

Legs.Eleven

Played over the closing credits of Name of the Father *shiver*:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVKzfGyZTyo

I know I'm a sap but this still sends massive shivers down my spine. The pride!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3mC0rWgUqTc

WayneMolloy

Killarney 2001.

Me now departed grandfather brought me and me best pal down.

We were a terrible team, but us Dubs travelled in numbers. Me grandfather barely drank, but he fed us two teens (barely teenagers) pints. Knock out their fascination with the stuff, he said.

We were toxic for most of the game. But in the final few, we came back. Whealo the gawwwd put us in front with minutes remaining - then Maurice scored "that point".

What a game. What an atmosphere (hill 17 is Dublin only) - http://m.youtube.com/results?q=dublin%20kerry%202001

WayneMolloy

I hate Maurice Fitzgerald.