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    What are some songs that have a special transition or climax that really works for you?

    Not merely a cool part, but a moment that you associate with the most sublime feelings you havve ever had with music?

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    Pink Floyd - Time @2:15
    Beatles - A Day in the Life @2:49
    Dead Can Dance - A Host of Seraphim @2:59
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    One thing I've observed when I catalogue these moments is that there is almost always a slow burn quality about the song.
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    One of my alltime favorite songs but when it hits that 2:53 mark man... oh man. The vibe and lyrics are so top notch.



    Another one of my fav bands, from that 3:27 mark....



    3:14 mark
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    Here's a spotify list me and a couple brotaters are using, Northy (anyone) feel free to drop in. The SYL works for me, the RoB I love the song but the 'transitional' aspect doesn't jump at me the way it does for you. I think you listen to metal often enough that what is subtle for me is much more prominent for you. I think I'm like that with some classical music.

    https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3t...TNaLlIIHRRkj1w
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sting
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    The Cure - From the edge of the deep green sea (4:09)
    Erasure - Rock me gently (8:33)
    Tori Amos - Father Lucifer (2:01)
    Beastie Boys - Sounds of Science (1:40)
    Lumineers - Sleep on the floor (3:15)
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    detox is a really damned good song
    Quote Originally Posted by Sting
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