Think to yourself, what is the most beautiful song you have ever heard, im not talking about your favourite song, or the most technical, or something that made you cry, I just want to know the song that made you say "holy shit... I could die to this"
What is the most beautiful song you've ever heard?
Bentley Clark
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Tyler Ward
crying is for gaylords
Brayden Gomez
Leo Clark
the new death grips
Juan Rogers
Let Down by Radiohead is the only song that has made me cry.
Ian Walker
Kinda weird but Tchaik's Waltz of the Flowers is my #1 choice of "music to die to"
Anthony Bell
what a baby
Jose Young
Nightwish - Sleeping Sun
Leo Gutierrez
Don't Talk (Put Your Head On My Shoulder)
Austin Allen
landslide - fleetwood mac
or
milk - sweet trip
Adrian Cruz
Gifts for the earth
you have the reading comprehension of an 8 year old
Aiden Bailey
Mission - ELO
Or White Queen - Queen
Wyatt Richardson
Probably La Ritournelle by Sébastien Tellier
Josiah Collins
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i feel like picking a beach boys song is cheating
Bentley Turner
Cocteau Twins - Lazy Calm
Noah Green
Surfer Blood - NW Passage. I listened to that song right after 1. my girlfriend of 2 years broke up with me and 2. Thomas Fekete passed away. That song makes me feel like the storm clouds have finally passed, but nothing is left. The constant backtrack of birds chirping also gives me a nostalgic feeling which makes it even more heart tearing. I can't completely describe it, but that song has a special place in my heart
Lucas Russell
Adrian Mitchell
Most beautiful Soft violin, beautiful keyboards. Nostalgic child's play piano at the end. Almost always will make my eyes water when I hear it. And I'm not religious
Adam Miller
Christian Carter
Logan Baker
A perfect circle - 3 libras
Deftones - Change
The Beatles - something
RIFF RAFF - syrup sippin' assassin
Carter Roberts
Unwound- Radio Gra
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Hum- I Hate It Too
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Xavier King
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you know it. also mike love ain't as bad as they say.
Anthony Kelly
Autechre - Bladelores, Foldfree Casual, Drane2
Brian Eno - 1-1
Animal Collective - Alvin Row
Kraftwerk - Europe Endless
LCD Soundsystem - Home, Someone Great
Radiohead - Motion Picture Soundtrack
Some others probably, foldfree casual if I had to pick one
Brandon Jackson
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KMF - Forever Alone
this song alone me actually seriously into music. Before this song my life was nothing but top 40 radio music. thank you Kakkmaddafakka.
Sebastian Jackson
Radiohead - Reckoner
Jason Jenkins
Asturias is nice, I still prefer Segovia.
Angel Diaz
heres something for you cocteau twins guys.
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Jason Powell
unironically In the Backseat by Arcade Fire.
not even joking. can't listen to Funeral without sobbing like a little bitch
Eli Hill
I'm fine listening to Hospice until Bear and Two.
Those songs never fail to fuck me up. Every time. Every single time.
Cooper Rodriguez
I'm not sharing it with you, it's too good.
It's perfect actually
Isaiah Green
listening to Busted and Blue and feel like drifting away
Henry Price
Ryan Evans
share nao or ur gettin it
James Ramirez
please?
I need to cry. I haven't cried since I was a teenager. I want to feel something again.
Connor Howard
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these are great
Colton Hughes
Nolan Butler
Autechre - Vletrmx21
Blake Wood
this must be the place - talking heads
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tourist - radiohead (i actually haven't heard this song in so long and now i'm listening to it and i'm getting emo)
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song title - les rallizes denudes (it's from mizutani and it's really different from 90% of their other stuff)
insomnia samba - amos and sara
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Elijah Ross
heard from the telephone lines - boards of canada
Isaiah Hernandez
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Would die to/10.
Connor Powell
i know this is a cliche choice but whatev
Sebastian Peterson
"Everything Means Nothing To Me" by Elliot Smith. While I don't know if I could ever call it my favorite song (I'm not sure I could ever pick just one), I've thought to myself that I child easily pass on after hearing that near the end of my life. It's just stop beautiful, and when the drums kick in and all the instruments are going towards the end, it depresses me that no matter how hard I work, and how talented my friends are that I play music with, I can't ever see myself creating a song as good as that one.
Logan Morris
best noise
Owen Long
Jeremiah Price
I could die to Black Body or the low-key part of My Whole Life
Gabriel Smith
Brian and Dennis WIlson - Oh Lord
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dude was literally writing music for cocaine and big macs, talk about screaming out to the lord at rock bottom.
Bentley Reed
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The timbres, and how they come together. Have been listening to this for over a decade, and somehow it still doesn't feel quite real
Jason Price
Ethan Diaz
Sarabande - Claude Debussy
Northbound slug - the coltranes
Tokyo Bassoon Quartet Nakagawa's Junk Box - J.S. Bach Partita Sinfonia BWV 826
Alexander White
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Continues to be my favorite Radiohead song
Jonathan Walker
Henry Reyes
Jason Walker
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Not sure if this answers your question but 7:20 onward is the most perfect melody/chord progression I've ever heard, in that it grows ever more powerful with each repetition. If this song lasted forever it'd get so heartbreaking and beautiful you'd eventually kill yourself.
Jaxson Campbell
Squarepusher - Tundra 4
Jack Price
This thread is great, most of the stuff posted so far has been really good.
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This is one of my favourites.
Nolan Lee
not religious but it deeply fascinates me, especially with beautiful pieces of work like this
Nathaniel Robinson
Kettering by The Antlers and Exit Music (For a Film) have probably elicited the strongest emotional responses...
Those are generic choices but I 'unno maybe that's why their albums are well regarded.
Mason Carter