I know I'm not the only one, but are there specific songs or perhaps singers that when you listen to them your whole body just... tingles????
Danny Elfman does that to me ngl. I'm trying to put my finger on what exactly it is that causes it but I'm not good at identifying things like that lol. Almost all of the songs Danny sings in Nightmare Before Christmas (aka all of Jack's songs) get me. I think it's the softer singing? Idk.
Anyways! Does anyone else get this? :>
I know I'm not the only one, but are there specific songs or perhaps singers that when you listen to them your whole body just... tingles????
Danny Elfman does that to me ngl. I'm trying to put my finger on what exactly it is that causes it but I'm not good at identifying things like that lol. Almost all of the songs Danny sings in Nightmare Before Christmas (aka all of Jack's songs) get me. I think it's the softer singing? Idk.
Anyways! Does anyone else get this? :>
Well, I don’t tingle per say, but certain Broadway and off-Broadway numbers make my pulse race.
For example: Meant To Be Yours (Heathers)
Well, I don’t tingle per say, but certain Broadway and off-Broadway numbers make my pulse race.
For example: Meant To Be Yours (Heathers)
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@Khezu Sounds very much like ASMR! (Auto Sensory Meridian Response)
I generally get those tingles from watching ASMR videos on youtube, like [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kocWXDJCNLo] Goodnight Moon's Dragon Egg Shopping roleplay[/url].
For songs, I don't really experience that as much but certain chords (generally flat notes that are given emphasis), with soft singing voices can get really close.
Some examples:
[url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YHTVML4PTE]TheFatRat & Anna Yvette & Laura Brehm - Chosen[/url]
[url=https://open.spotify.com/track/3cki0yeV1N7rLJYT5v7hme]Dan Black & Imogen Heap - We Drift On[/url]
Also [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMAs_C_7Gp4]Jeremy Soule[/url] because that man's a genius of a composer. [emoji=familiar heart size=1]
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Khezu Sounds very much like ASMR! (Auto Sensory Meridian Response)
I generally get those tingles from watching ASMR videos on youtube, like
Goodnight Moon's Dragon Egg Shopping roleplay.
For songs, I don't really experience that as much but certain chords (generally flat notes that are given emphasis), with soft singing voices can get really close.
Some examples:
TheFatRat & Anna Yvette & Laura Brehm - Chosen
Dan Black & Imogen Heap - We Drift On
Also
Jeremy Soule because that man's a genius of a composer.
@
EarlyGrey
Trust me I know what asmr is lol, I listen to it quite often to sleep. Mia ASMR and Dr. T ASMR are some of my faves. :P
Woah yeah I got it from We Drift On x__x I never listened to Imogen Heap's other stuff but I love Aha! by them lol.
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EarlyGrey
Trust me I know what asmr is lol, I listen to it quite often to sleep. Mia ASMR and Dr. T ASMR are some of my faves. :P
Woah yeah I got it from We Drift On x__x I never listened to Imogen Heap's other stuff but I love Aha! by them lol.
That one part in
The Call of Ktulu makes me shudder every time.
[quote name="Maplestarthecat" date="2019-09-27 00:48:45" ]
Well, I don’t tingle per say, but certain Broadway and off-Broadway numbers make my pulse race.
For example: Meant To Be Yours (Heathers)
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y e s, a lot of songs from BW shows give me the chills when I full on blast them, like Once and For All or Seize the Day from Newsies.
Also pretty much any song sung by Patrick Stump will have the same affect. That v o i c e
Maplestarthecat wrote on 2019-09-27 00:48:45:
Well, I don’t tingle per say, but certain Broadway and off-Broadway numbers make my pulse race.
For example: Meant To Be Yours (Heathers)
y e s, a lot of songs from BW shows give me the chills when I full on blast them, like Once and For All or Seize the Day from Newsies.
Also pretty much any song sung by Patrick Stump will have the same affect. That v o i c e
Oh, my boy Danny Elfman! I love his Alice in Wonderland track. His tracks do indeed have this certain vibe that you just can't pinpoint, and it makes it so unique. It does remind me a bit of Erik Satie however, but I'm not sure why?
I have a few songs that make me tingle every time I hear them, and sometimes even make me cry. How To Save A Life by The Fray, Chasing Cars By Snow Patrol, To Build A Home by The Cinematic Orchestra, and The Sound of Silence (cover) by Disturbed.
It's weird though. I get those tingles alongside a very melancholic feeling, but in a good way. It makes me smile in a sad manner? Those songs have a weird effect on me, oof.
Oh, my boy Danny Elfman! I love his Alice in Wonderland track. His tracks do indeed have this certain vibe that you just can't pinpoint, and it makes it so unique. It does remind me a bit of Erik Satie however, but I'm not sure why?
I have a few songs that make me tingle every time I hear them, and sometimes even make me cry. How To Save A Life by The Fray, Chasing Cars By Snow Patrol, To Build A Home by The Cinematic Orchestra, and The Sound of Silence (cover) by Disturbed.
It's weird though. I get those tingles alongside a very melancholic feeling, but in a good way. It makes me smile in a sad manner? Those songs have a weird effect on me, oof.
Everything from Two Steps From Hell, along with many, many others.
Everything from Two Steps From Hell, along with many, many others.
Oh, I can think of a lot of songs that give me the chills for one reason or another, but the one that really does it for me in all aspects - lyrics, voice, music - is
The Voice.
Oh, I can think of a lot of songs that give me the chills for one reason or another, but the one that really does it for me in all aspects - lyrics, voice, music - is
The Voice.
None, actually. ASMR doesn't work on me in any way, shape or form.
Some music will make me prone to crying though, even if it's not sad. It goes double if I hear live renditions of it. Terrible.
None, actually. ASMR doesn't work on me in any way, shape or form.
Some music will make me prone to crying though, even if it's not sad. It goes double if I hear live renditions of it. Terrible.
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