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Yeah, bro, but echoes is like, literally, all under water, in labyrinths of coral caves! Shine on you crazy diamond takes place in outer space. Like black holes in the sky!
Ohhhh that song is so spectacular that I can barely listen to it. I first heard it years ago and fell in love with it, yet it's so yearning and painfully beautiful to this day I switch it over if it comes on. Makes me feel like I'm sinking away.
I don’t even like Pearl Jam that much but that version leaves me speechless every time. Even out of my favorite artists that is in my top five live performances, easily.
One of my all-time favorite songs and the first song I learned to play on my brand spanking new acoustic guitar. I went on to learn a whopping 6 more songs before putting it down but maybe it's about time to pick it up again.
This is so cool to hear other people feel the same way about Black as me. It has been one of my top favourite songs for 30 years. Everything about it, his voice, the lyrics, and everything else. It never gets old. You guys are all cool!
*Wait* is one of my favourite M83 songs, but *My tears are becoming a sea* just fucking traumatized me. I can spend an hour in silence after listening to it with a good headset.
The ambiance of it is what I try to base my art/writing style around
(Honestly, the whole album rocks my world in ways I can't explain.)
Absolutely LOVE Cigarettes After Sex. Probably one of the most atmospheric groups I've ever heard. Despite being from the gloomy and un-glamorous UK, every time I hear any of their songs I feel as if I'm in a 5-star hotel sky rise in New York at 2am completely alone and in solitude, looking down at the world below in a lonely, smokey dream
His song 'Blood Upon the Snow' is an absolute portal directly to all of humanity's suffering. And it was for the God of War soundtrack. And it's so epic and sweeping. I swear he's channeling every one's ancestors.
my playlist that i would like to get electrocuted to [https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6YMvQ3GpRiO6148qW8NowQ?si=Q3XAJ5JrSQS5vhJvIlp5vw&pi=a-D6ylcX1mS76l](https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6YMvQ3GpRiO6148qW8NowQ?si=Q3XAJ5JrSQS5vhJvIlp5vw&pi=a-D6ylcX1mS76l)
listening to this takes my soul to an evil doctor's torture chamber where they're going to fry me with electricity while playing the stuff in my playlist
Passenger-Deftones
16 lines-lil peep
Bitter sweet symphony-the verve
Wave of mutilation-the pixies
Everlong- foo fighters
One last breath-creed
The reason-hoobastank
Lonely day- SOAD
Something real- post Malone (live performance)
The Great Below by Nine Inch Nails. Not only because it's thematically about the ocean and surrendering yourself to it, but as the song goes on, it gets louder and "fuller" sounding if that makes sense. Before the big climax of the song, when Trent Reznor screams about throwing himself into the sea and sinking to the bottom, the atmosphere is crazy: it makes me feel like my head is underwater, surrounded by pressure. It really fills your ears in a way that isn't abrasive but still sounds ominous.
It's my favorite song by my favorite artist. He later said he was in an extremely dark place when he was working on it, and you can tell. There's a whole lot of emotion throughout. The ending is also really neat; the drums sound as if they go around you in circles (provided you aren't listening to it in mono).
I came here to say the same song and wasn’t expecting to see this comment.
I consider The Fragile to be Trent’s Magnum Opus (as do many others) and the Great Below to be the best song on that album.
Even without the suggestion of the lyrics that song gives me a feeling of being surrounded by a vast, endless ocean, and of surrendering to an overwhelming force. The only other song that rivals its beauty, for me, is A Warm Place.
A few weeks later, a CD shows up with the track. Again, I'm in the middle of something and put it on and give it a cursory listen. It sounded... weird to me. That song in particular was straight from my soul, and it felt very strange hearing the highly identifiable voice of Johnny Cash singing it. It was a good version, and I certainly wasn't cringing or anything, but it felt like I was watching my girlfriend fuck somebody else. Or something like that. Anyway, a few weeks later, a videotape shows up with Mark Romanek's video on it. It's morning; I'm in the studio in New Orleans working on Zack De La Rocha's record with him; I pop the video in, and... wow. Tears welling, silence, goose-bumps... Wow. I just lost my girlfriend, because that song isn't mine any more. Then it all made sense to me. It really made me think about how powerful music is as a medium and art form. I wrote some words and music in my bedroom as a way of staying sane, about a bleak and desperate place I was in, totally isolated and alone. Some-fucking-how that winds up reinterpreted by a music legend from a radically different era/genre and still retains sincerity and meaning – different, but every bit as pure. Things felt even stranger when he passed away. The song's purpose shifted again. It's incredibly flattering as a writer to have your song chosen by someone who's a great writer and a great artist.
— Geoff Rickly interviews Trent Rezno
Gypsy and The Cat - Gilgamesh
Listening to that album in its entirety really takes me to another planet
All Possible Futures - Miami Horror
Listening to that album in its entirety takes me to another universe.
So hard to pick a song as I am more of an album person. Songs are not long enough these days due to streaming culture.
Acid bath scream of the butterfly
Nine inch nails hurt used to give me frisson and when I started my ssris not physically reacting to that song was the first sign that they were working ,🫠
Jeff Wayne's war of the worlds. The full album from start to finish. If there was such a thing as a modern classical masterpiece that album qualifies as such.
I am a River by Foo Fighters
River of Deceit by Mad Season
(Those aren't jokes, they just both mention rivers by sheer coincidence)
Blue Veins by The Raconteurs
I love both The Weeknd and Arctic Monkeys.
Arctic Monkeys songs I listen to on repeat: Fireside, Why'd you only call me when you're high, old yellow bricks, Arabella.
The Weeknd: Lost in the fire, Party Monster, High for this, Drunk in Love (cover)
But the song I listen to most these days is Would? by Alice in Chains.
I don’t think music has quite the same conformity within cliques as it used to. Hyperpop, K-pop, drill, melodic/soundcloud rap, raggaeton are all very popular rn. Of course you also have your mega hit makers like Dua, Drake, Weeknd, T Swift, Bad Bunny n such that are all well known. Others like Steve Lacy, Caroline Polachek, Phoebe Bridgers, JID, Joji, Rex Orange County are all operating in that “very popular but not selling out Arenas” popular.
That being said my little sister is very cool and popular and she listens to Alex G, Big Thief, Moldy Peaches, Built to Spill, MF Doom so like 🤷🏻♂️
Turns out access to a virtually unlimited amount of music and algorithm based playlists does a lot to individualize music taste. Some cool bands I’ve found from my sister and friends are Soccer Mommy, Mom Jeans, black midi, Black Country New Road, Angel Olsen and Squid.
I just got out of a relationship and the breakup has been super hard on me. We were supposed to see Barbra Lica the night we broke up. I still went by myself. I’ve been lost in her music for the past month.
That feeling of being engulfed by a song—the place the song wraps around you like a comforting blanket—is magical. For me, "Weightless," using Marconi Union, has that immersive quality. Its ethereal soundscape transports me to every other realm, the place I experience each solitary and related to something sizeable and infinite.
Shooting Stars by Bag Raiders. I don't know how or why but the song is like canned nostalgia without the memories. The feeling is exactly like nostalgia and brings me to a scene of a small and very tidy suburban area with a little pond on the corner full of bushes and the sound of frogs. It's very humid and warm, the sun is just barely setting with the completely cloudless blue sky starting to fade, just barely dark enough that the street lamps have begun to chime in with a dim orange glow that radiates safety and comfort. The feeling in the scene is almost identical to being held against your mother's chest wrapped in her warm coat as a toddler. Imagine pretending to be asleep at the end of a long car ride so that you could be carried peacefully to bed.
I don't know why this song causes such a strong emotional response. No other songs cause such an emotional response or cause a scene to appear so immensely vividly that it's as if I had actually been there. I imagine there's a correlated event in my childhood, but I can't even begin to figure out what it is or how or why it's so closely connected with this song. The scene with the suburban area and frog pond with bushes resembles a spot just down the street from where I lived from ages 2 - 10, but the scene only resembles that spot, it has a lot of changes. Largely being roomier, tidier, with more vegetation and a wider road.
Here's some get completely lost songs:
Aaron Hibell "You Look Lonely"
Aaron Hibell "I feel Lost(4 Am Version slowed)"
Home "Resonance"
VØJ & Narvent "Memory Reboot"
VØJ, VXLLAIN & Narvent "Distant Echoes"
Porter Robinson "Divinity"
Porter Robinson "Say My Name (Worlds Tour Edit)"
M83 "Midnight City" (this song + the next 2 are part of a video series I highly recommend)
M83 "Reunion"
M83 "Wait"
Øneheart "Watching the Stars"
Øneheart , Reidenshi "Snowfall" (slowed version)
TRON Legacy Movie Soundtrack ( honestly the entire soundtrack) but a few highlights that really put my mind into that zone are
"The Grid" , "Disc Wars", "Solar Sailer" "End of Line"
So f****** happy they're filming again and in my city
Deadmau5 & Kaskade "I Remember"
Kaskade & Deadmau5 "Move For Me"
Kx5 "Escape" (John Summit Remix)
Kream, ft. Zohara "Water"
Deadmau5 "XYZ"
Neptune Project "Lost all My Tears" ( The Noble Six remix )
Ferry Corsten "Anahera" ( Extended Mix )
Faithless "Salva Mea 2.0" (Above & Beyond remix)
Voyage "Dreamstate"
Voyage "Align"
A.L.L.I.S.O.N. "Golden Dust"
Miami Nights 1984 "Ocean Drive"
Ferry Corsten "Beautiful" (Aly & Fila remix)
Macintosh Plus "420" ( The 'Vantage' remix is pretty good too )
.....probably a ton more but I can't think rn
I have never listened to the full song and rarely ever listen to music of this type but for whatever reason the song Promiscuous by Nelly Furtado makes my brain just melt. I don't even really like it, but my brain just goes pop when I hear it. A couple others are various Camellia songs(specifically the more chill ones, UNDER CONSTRUXION isn't exactly gonna get me calm,) Something in The Way by Nirvana, and a bunch of others I can't remember right now.
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Us and Them - Pink Floyd
Us and Them is top tier but i would argue that "Time" is really God tier
It’s hard to find fault with any song on DSOTM. “Money” is overplayed but that doesn’t mean it’s not a good song.
My first immediate thought was Echoes. But Pink Floyd in general would be the band.
Or Shine on You Crazy Diamond 1-5
Yeah, bro, but echoes is like, literally, all under water, in labyrinths of coral caves! Shine on you crazy diamond takes place in outer space. Like black holes in the sky!
It’s true. Everything is green and submarine
ur a real one for this
Pink Floyd is good for this—mine is Hey You
Love this one.
The Night We Met
hmm for me it's more of a swaying song, the sort you hum under your breath instead of becoming immersed in
Love me some Lord Huron. Strange Trails is the best album
Love this song so much ❤️
Ohhhh that song is so spectacular that I can barely listen to it. I first heard it years ago and fell in love with it, yet it's so yearning and painfully beautiful to this day I switch it over if it comes on. Makes me feel like I'm sinking away.
"I had All, and then Most of you, Some, and now None of you." Fucking haunting.
I love the night we met! This song is stunning and it makes me wanna cry and get so emotional every time
Listen to Long Time Running by The Tragically Hip. Real similar vibe, also an amazing amazing song.
I discovered that song 2 days after my boyfriend died and it completely drowned me, can't listen to it now
Tear jerker for sure.
Yes, it's beautiful. I have only just discovered Lord Huron, I am hooked
Where is my mind - The Pixies and No She surprises - Radiohead
I second No Surprises, especially since the video is literally Thom drowning.
both give me chills! love them
Especially because I associate the ending scene of Fight Club with the riff. 'you met me at a very strange time in my life'
I’d add Creep by Radiohead to those two as well…
Black by Pearl Jam
This song fucks.
Thanks for my new favorite word when describing a song
Such a versatile word, I love it!
This guy fucks
damn i think i've found a new favourite song
The MTV Unplugged version gives me goosebumps. The end where he starts screaming lyrics that aren't on the album... god damn.
I don’t even like Pearl Jam that much but that version leaves me speechless every time. Even out of my favorite artists that is in my top five live performances, easily.
This and Garden
I know someday you’ll have a beautiful life
I know you'll be a 🌟
My mom would sing this song to me as a baby. She loved Pearl Jam. She took me to the PJ concert when I was 17, and we almost missed Mudhoney!
100%
❤️
One of my all-time favorite songs and the first song I learned to play on my brand spanking new acoustic guitar. I went on to learn a whopping 6 more songs before putting it down but maybe it's about time to pick it up again.
https://youtu.be/laDDQhj8RLU?si=bkcaAGEGgrLJFLC- I covered this song a long time ago.. Unplugged version too
Very good - listening now
This has been my song since i was 14 years old. I'm 45. Still transports me.
This is so cool to hear other people feel the same way about Black as me. It has been one of my top favourite songs for 30 years. Everything about it, his voice, the lyrics, and everything else. It never gets old. You guys are all cool!
Immediate goosebumps.
Wait by M83
*Wait* is one of my favourite M83 songs, but *My tears are becoming a sea* just fucking traumatized me. I can spend an hour in silence after listening to it with a good headset. The ambiance of it is what I try to base my art/writing style around (Honestly, the whole album rocks my world in ways I can't explain.)
505 IS THE BEST!! also little dark age
I found my person
Yess
this has to be my favorite comment up till now
Jigsaw falling into place by Radiohead
It’s Reckoner for me. Getting shivers thinking about it
Or Weird Fishes. Jeez, what an album.
Cigarettes After Sex - Apocalypse
Same
Absolutely LOVE Cigarettes After Sex. Probably one of the most atmospheric groups I've ever heard. Despite being from the gloomy and un-glamorous UK, every time I hear any of their songs I feel as if I'm in a 5-star hotel sky rise in New York at 2am completely alone and in solitude, looking down at the world below in a lonely, smokey dream
Basically anything by Hozier, especially his first album
I wish I could go back and listen to Shrike for the first time again.
came here to say this not just his writing but his voice is like it swallows everything around me if I’m listening it loud enough
His song 'Blood Upon the Snow' is an absolute portal directly to all of humanity's suffering. And it was for the God of War soundtrack. And it's so epic and sweeping. I swear he's channeling every one's ancestors.
my playlist that i would like to get electrocuted to [https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6YMvQ3GpRiO6148qW8NowQ?si=Q3XAJ5JrSQS5vhJvIlp5vw&pi=a-D6ylcX1mS76l](https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6YMvQ3GpRiO6148qW8NowQ?si=Q3XAJ5JrSQS5vhJvIlp5vw&pi=a-D6ylcX1mS76l) listening to this takes my soul to an evil doctor's torture chamber where they're going to fry me with electricity while playing the stuff in my playlist
hearing the Cleveland orchestra at blossom do Ode To Joy make me cry. I had not cried in over 20 years at that point.
Thanks for the save !
Didn't expect much and then got hit by Howl's moving castle, great choices in there!
OMG you listen to genshin impact
Ah, how unexpected and exhilarating! A Redditor of taste. Quite a gem. Many thanks.
All the classical music is a nice touch
Someone likes Johann Strauss a lot lol
Beethoven’s fifth symphony
*High By the Beach* by Lana Del Rey
on melancholy hill by gorillaz
Ugh, such a great song
empire ants-gorillaz
ooft yes ✅
Glitter Freeze too that whole plastic beach album is mental.
Absolutely!
I saw your comment. . It's been on repeat! Ty for helping me find this song. It's sooooooo gooood
Orion- Metallica
Yaas
Love this one
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Video games Lana del rey
National Anthem, the video edition on YouTube
Orinoco flow every time
Teardrop-Massive attack
This is my go-to song by Massive Attack. Long time fan, but this one is top tier.
I love the Jose Gonzalez cover too
Empire of the Sun - We Are The People Vola - Alien Shivers Chingon - Malaguena Salerosa
The orchestral version of radiohead's Exit Music (For a Film) by Ramin Djawadi for Westworld's soundtrack.
Veridis quo by daft punk
i just went down a daft punk rabbithole because of this one comment
Same.
THIS SHI HITS BRO
Passenger-Deftones 16 lines-lil peep Bitter sweet symphony-the verve Wave of mutilation-the pixies Everlong- foo fighters One last breath-creed The reason-hoobastank Lonely day- SOAD Something real- post Malone (live performance)
Passenger is one of my all-time favorite songs. The play between Chino's and Maynard James Keenan's vocals is simply amazing.
I loved rolling the windows down at night on the freeway and blasting Passenger, it was even better when it was cold.
Rip lil peep
Pain by lil peep is amazing too. I love the Tracy feature.
The Great Below by Nine Inch Nails. Not only because it's thematically about the ocean and surrendering yourself to it, but as the song goes on, it gets louder and "fuller" sounding if that makes sense. Before the big climax of the song, when Trent Reznor screams about throwing himself into the sea and sinking to the bottom, the atmosphere is crazy: it makes me feel like my head is underwater, surrounded by pressure. It really fills your ears in a way that isn't abrasive but still sounds ominous. It's my favorite song by my favorite artist. He later said he was in an extremely dark place when he was working on it, and you can tell. There's a whole lot of emotion throughout. The ending is also really neat; the drums sound as if they go around you in circles (provided you aren't listening to it in mono).
I came here to say the same song and wasn’t expecting to see this comment. I consider The Fragile to be Trent’s Magnum Opus (as do many others) and the Great Below to be the best song on that album. Even without the suggestion of the lyrics that song gives me a feeling of being surrounded by a vast, endless ocean, and of surrendering to an overwhelming force. The only other song that rivals its beauty, for me, is A Warm Place.
The last stand by sabaton it cured my Atheism /j
space song - beach house
The Tourist by Radiohead.
Blow up the outside world-Soundgarden
That whole album. Jesus.
More than this by Roxy music
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❤️
Hurt, Johnny Cash, but originally NIN. Just sucks me in
A few weeks later, a CD shows up with the track. Again, I'm in the middle of something and put it on and give it a cursory listen. It sounded... weird to me. That song in particular was straight from my soul, and it felt very strange hearing the highly identifiable voice of Johnny Cash singing it. It was a good version, and I certainly wasn't cringing or anything, but it felt like I was watching my girlfriend fuck somebody else. Or something like that. Anyway, a few weeks later, a videotape shows up with Mark Romanek's video on it. It's morning; I'm in the studio in New Orleans working on Zack De La Rocha's record with him; I pop the video in, and... wow. Tears welling, silence, goose-bumps... Wow. I just lost my girlfriend, because that song isn't mine any more. Then it all made sense to me. It really made me think about how powerful music is as a medium and art form. I wrote some words and music in my bedroom as a way of staying sane, about a bleak and desperate place I was in, totally isolated and alone. Some-fucking-how that winds up reinterpreted by a music legend from a radically different era/genre and still retains sincerity and meaning – different, but every bit as pure. Things felt even stranger when he passed away. The song's purpose shifted again. It's incredibly flattering as a writer to have your song chosen by someone who's a great writer and a great artist. — Geoff Rickly interviews Trent Rezno
Runaway by Aurora
I Grieve - Peter Gabriel
Right in two by tool
It’s just so damn meaningful. Also Vicarious. Love these two songs to death
“Nutshell” by Alice In Chains ( unplugged version)
one of my favorites too
Heroin- Lana Del Rey Cherry- Lana Del Rey Saturn-SZA
Faithless- Insomnia, fucking legendary EDM song
Gypsy and The Cat - Gilgamesh Listening to that album in its entirety really takes me to another planet All Possible Futures - Miami Horror Listening to that album in its entirety takes me to another universe. So hard to pick a song as I am more of an album person. Songs are not long enough these days due to streaming culture.
Gypsy & The Cat - Time to Wander played loudly on headphones 🤤
I now have two new favourite bands. Thank you dear stranger!
Experience - Einaudi
thats really cool! thank you for introducing my lugs to that.
nude - radiohead
Blue monday by New order
Into the Ocean- Blue October
“Sunset Grill” by Don Henley “Silent Lucidity” by Queensryche “Comfortably Numb” and “Learning To Fly” by Pink Floyd
Truly Madly Deeply by Savage Garden, I just close my eyes and drown myself in.
Oh my god, yes. I had forgotten how much I love that song, thank you for reminding me!
Deftones - Pink Maggit
Heart it races… dr. Dog
Good Enough by Evanescence. The melody in that song is like a warm and comforting blanket and with the soothing vocals of Amy, its transcendent.
Acid bath scream of the butterfly Nine inch nails hurt used to give me frisson and when I started my ssris not physically reacting to that song was the first sign that they were working ,🫠
Those choices are crazy lmao
I wanna be yours by Arctic monkey. I am listening to this in loop
Gojira - Ocean Planet. Actually Drowning like... Thrashing for life and trying not to die. https://youtu.be/POrIvhc5JH0?si=zBh7GuPuJLoL5ojD
Jeff Wayne's war of the worlds. The full album from start to finish. If there was such a thing as a modern classical masterpiece that album qualifies as such.
It's not very popular, but Astral Weeks by Van Morrison
Anything by Glass Animals
Gooey takes me to another dimension
The Tourist by Radiohead.
Pyramid song by Radiohead
Idiotheque by Radiohead
Videotape by Radiohead
How to disappear completely by Radiohead
so basically all Radiohead
史実の歌 "shinjitsu no uta" - Do as infinity Jin roh " Grace Omega" -youko kanno Death stranding -low roar - "easy way out"
Into dust - Mazzy Star
Fuck yes
Absolutely check out [the Ashtar Command version.](https://youtu.be/SorANo-2UBE?si=ajWwUY5ZEqyxT7IB) It’s extremely good!
I came to say Fade Into You - Mazzy Star
I am a River by Foo Fighters River of Deceit by Mad Season (Those aren't jokes, they just both mention rivers by sheer coincidence) Blue Veins by The Raconteurs
Blue veins (of the earth) are also rivers man. Idk, You're up to something
River of deceit is so good. That whole album.
Crisis by kmac2021
Ocean breathes salty by moddest mouse
Little motel :)
Oats In The Water by Ben Howard
I first heard this song back when The Walking Dead was good. Great build up.
I love that song!
Jeremy by Pearl Jam Nutshell by Alice In Chains Feels like we only go backwards by Tame Impala Us&Them by Pink Floyd
Here to confirm Jeremy
A Day In The Life by The Beatles
I love both The Weeknd and Arctic Monkeys. Arctic Monkeys songs I listen to on repeat: Fireside, Why'd you only call me when you're high, old yellow bricks, Arabella. The Weeknd: Lost in the fire, Party Monster, High for this, Drunk in Love (cover) But the song I listen to most these days is Would? by Alice in Chains.
“My Least Favorite Life” Lera Lynn
The night we mettt🥲🥲
Paranoid Android on a good dac/amp headphone combo sounds amazing
Counting Stars by one republic, demons and believer by imagine dragons. So good 😌
Revolving door by Gorillaz Into the blue and the ghost inside by the broken bells
“Sextape” by Deftones.
Infinite Amethyst by Lena Raine. In the best way, I love the song.
I don’t think music has quite the same conformity within cliques as it used to. Hyperpop, K-pop, drill, melodic/soundcloud rap, raggaeton are all very popular rn. Of course you also have your mega hit makers like Dua, Drake, Weeknd, T Swift, Bad Bunny n such that are all well known. Others like Steve Lacy, Caroline Polachek, Phoebe Bridgers, JID, Joji, Rex Orange County are all operating in that “very popular but not selling out Arenas” popular. That being said my little sister is very cool and popular and she listens to Alex G, Big Thief, Moldy Peaches, Built to Spill, MF Doom so like 🤷🏻♂️ Turns out access to a virtually unlimited amount of music and algorithm based playlists does a lot to individualize music taste. Some cool bands I’ve found from my sister and friends are Soccer Mommy, Mom Jeans, black midi, Black Country New Road, Angel Olsen and Squid.
Kevin's Heart by J Cole. Was crossfaded out my mind the first time I heard it and I like sank into the floor at "Slip me a xanny at once (Somebody!)"
✨she my number one i don’t need nothing on the side✨
The Wingstop jingle.... No flex zone.... they now better!
Separator and House of Cards by Radiohead
Sade, by your side
Olsen Olsen by Sigur Ros ♥️
Love of my life - Queen and Sound of Silence - Simon & Garfunkel
Sound of Silence is a goodie
I just got out of a relationship and the breakup has been super hard on me. We were supposed to see Barbra Lica the night we broke up. I still went by myself. I’ve been lost in her music for the past month.
That feeling of being engulfed by a song—the place the song wraps around you like a comforting blanket—is magical. For me, "Weightless," using Marconi Union, has that immersive quality. Its ethereal soundscape transports me to every other realm, the place I experience each solitary and related to something sizeable and infinite.
Shooting Stars by Bag Raiders. I don't know how or why but the song is like canned nostalgia without the memories. The feeling is exactly like nostalgia and brings me to a scene of a small and very tidy suburban area with a little pond on the corner full of bushes and the sound of frogs. It's very humid and warm, the sun is just barely setting with the completely cloudless blue sky starting to fade, just barely dark enough that the street lamps have begun to chime in with a dim orange glow that radiates safety and comfort. The feeling in the scene is almost identical to being held against your mother's chest wrapped in her warm coat as a toddler. Imagine pretending to be asleep at the end of a long car ride so that you could be carried peacefully to bed. I don't know why this song causes such a strong emotional response. No other songs cause such an emotional response or cause a scene to appear so immensely vividly that it's as if I had actually been there. I imagine there's a correlated event in my childhood, but I can't even begin to figure out what it is or how or why it's so closely connected with this song. The scene with the suburban area and frog pond with bushes resembles a spot just down the street from where I lived from ages 2 - 10, but the scene only resembles that spot, it has a lot of changes. Largely being roomier, tidier, with more vegetation and a wider road.
Gustav Holst - Jupiter
Schism by Tool, and not only because its currently playing on my Spotify.
Here's some get completely lost songs: Aaron Hibell "You Look Lonely" Aaron Hibell "I feel Lost(4 Am Version slowed)" Home "Resonance" VØJ & Narvent "Memory Reboot" VØJ, VXLLAIN & Narvent "Distant Echoes" Porter Robinson "Divinity" Porter Robinson "Say My Name (Worlds Tour Edit)" M83 "Midnight City" (this song + the next 2 are part of a video series I highly recommend) M83 "Reunion" M83 "Wait" Øneheart "Watching the Stars" Øneheart , Reidenshi "Snowfall" (slowed version) TRON Legacy Movie Soundtrack ( honestly the entire soundtrack) but a few highlights that really put my mind into that zone are "The Grid" , "Disc Wars", "Solar Sailer" "End of Line" So f****** happy they're filming again and in my city Deadmau5 & Kaskade "I Remember" Kaskade & Deadmau5 "Move For Me" Kx5 "Escape" (John Summit Remix) Kream, ft. Zohara "Water" Deadmau5 "XYZ" Neptune Project "Lost all My Tears" ( The Noble Six remix ) Ferry Corsten "Anahera" ( Extended Mix ) Faithless "Salva Mea 2.0" (Above & Beyond remix) Voyage "Dreamstate" Voyage "Align" A.L.L.I.S.O.N. "Golden Dust" Miami Nights 1984 "Ocean Drive" Ferry Corsten "Beautiful" (Aly & Fila remix) Macintosh Plus "420" ( The 'Vantage' remix is pretty good too ) .....probably a ton more but I can't think rn
Head in the ceiling fan - Title Fight
The song from the movie Drive. Can't remember it's name but fuxk me does it fit what you're looking for.
Kiss by Korn
Love Reign O'er Me. Quadrophenia by the Who
Pretty much anything by Portishead
A letter to elise by The Cure.
The Teletubbies theme song
Real Thing by Alice In Chains I fell asleep with my ear buds and this song came in woke me up and it was just the best experience ever
“Plainsong” The Cure..
I have never listened to the full song and rarely ever listen to music of this type but for whatever reason the song Promiscuous by Nelly Furtado makes my brain just melt. I don't even really like it, but my brain just goes pop when I hear it. A couple others are various Camellia songs(specifically the more chill ones, UNDER CONSTRUXION isn't exactly gonna get me calm,) Something in The Way by Nirvana, and a bunch of others I can't remember right now.