songs/parts that give you that "fizzing sensation" James May likes to talk about

Everytime November rain is on... about 82 minutes in when Slash finally starts the big solo...
Gets me everytime
Truly epic

I've got some more to list, what songs just give you chills when a certain part comes on?

Pink Floyd's "Learning to Fly"

'Learning To Fly' for sure. Also Pearl Jam's 'Jeremy' and The Offspring's 'Gone Away' (that one always reminds me of my dad). Everclear's 'Wonderful' and 'Father of Mine' (particularly the last verse, I'll yell it out if I'm driving) do the same.

Yes Everclear is full of great stuff
All of the Shine on you crazy diamond and wish you were albums

"elderly woman behind a counter in a small town" by pearl jam
and of course the live version of "Fear of the Dark" is insanely moving

'He Ain't Heavy' ~ The Hollies (my brother was murdered and this song is for him)

'I'm Goin' Down' ~ Bruce Springsteen

'The Boys Are Back in Town' ~ Thin Lizzie

'Drive' ~ The Cars

*EDIT....'Solsbury Hill'....

'Roll With The Changes'--REO Speedwagon

The live versions of 'Telegraph Road'--Dire Straits

Wild horses by The Rolling Stones. Not the only song but this one just came up on my iPod earlier.

Bush did a cover of it and its even better I think.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TlEhW2Q_qGw&feature=youtube_gdata_player

The last two tracks of The Dark Side of the Moon, this may have something to do with dark side of the moon type activities when listening to it in the past.

Santana's opening guitar licks on Black Magic Woman. The first time I heard this back in the sixties, I was driving, and I had to pull over to the side of the road to hear this. Still gives me chills. Opening sax licks on Bob Seger's Turn the Page. I used to play this in a band years ago, and it would make everyone in the club stop talking and stare. Powerful stuff. Opening sax solo on Baker Street (no, I can't do that one!). Lots of riffs from Eric Clapton and Stevie Ray Vaughn.

I love Us & Them on Pink Floyd's The Dark Side of the Moon. The pipe organ in the beginning gets me every time.

The sax on Baker Street

Guilty pleasure: After 2nd verse of "Don't Stop Believin'". Gary Moore "Still Got the Blues".

Too many to list.

The weird fuzz-tone/artificial harmonics at the beginning of Slayer's "Divine Intervention".

Electric Crown by Testament.. an epic beginning to an epic album...

hell, i'll just change my answer to that whole album- The Ritual..

bearmtnmartin wrote: The sax on Baker Street

Yep. That works for sure.

The version of "Radioactive" done by Within Temptation that accompanies the Isle of Man Road Warriors video on Youtube. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LU-ynRoqDEs

JFX001 wrote: 'He Ain't Heavy' ~ The Hollies (my brother was murdered and this song is for him) 'Drive' ~ The Cars

These two for sure. I too, lost my brother so "He Ain't Heavy" always manages make me a little misty eyed.

"What I've Done" ~ Marie Digby (Cover of Linkin Park song, I get goose bumps when I sing along)

As corny as it sounds, a well sung National Anthem gives me the chills

Since I've been in a strange mood lately, I'd have to say the piano intro on Richard Cheese's version of "Hot for Teacher".

The harpsichord/organ break in the middle of Boston's "Smokin"

Byzantine - Forged in the Heart of a Dying Star - fizzy part starts at 2:41. Hell the whole freakin' album is amazing, but that solo is one of my favorite individual parts

Opeth - Bleak - starts at 6:00

housethegrate - Walk on Water (Sonic The Hedgehog 3 Hydrocity Zone remix) - Amazing rendition of great video game music. Project Chaos is a great remix album.

Foo fighters- everlong kinda gives me the chills.

RexSeven wrote: Byzantine - Forged in the Heart of a Dying Star - fizzy part starts at 2:41. Hell the whole freakin' album is amazing, but that solo is one of my favorite individual parts

some serious talent, especially for just a 6 string lol

need a tear jerker?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nLh5vbBLpxI