Any Matt Good Songs Give You Chills?

[gonna.die.in.coquitlam]

While We Were Hunting Rabbits

Avalanche

[jeorjazzjune]

born to kill-the way he sings the second 'more than the less...', and the intensity into the sudden stop

 

tripoli

workers...

the rat who would be king

i miss new wave

suburbia

avalanche

house of smoke and mirrors

under the influence, when he sings 'used too', the way he sings to is amazing

[Ravenous megin-sane]

i've never heard coming out in purple.

 

Consider yourself the luckiest Matthew Good fan on the face of the Earth. Seriously, what the HELL was that song? Bon Tempo i can accept, for experimental reasons. But Coming out in Purple is worse than... Britney Spears covering I love Rock and Roll.

 

*sigh* Sometimes i wonder about that boy...

Coming out in Purple was fantastic.

i enjoyed it.

it was just so fucked, that it was delightful.

[saturnine]

ha! i don't even like that song, losers.

[mrs jesus]

i hated it the first few times i heard it and then i didn't listen to it for a month and when i listened to it again i thought it was great and then i was really ecstatic and actually i just wanted to say ecstatic.

[static]

I have a hard time spelling that. Even when it's used in its proper spelling on message boards.

I'm cursed to speak about the word in vague references like "that" "the word" and "kinda like ecstacy"

[Boy>Lion]

the most emotional part of any matthew good/mgb song to me is at the end of sort of a protest song where matt's like "our lives in these empty spaces aside"

Totally agree. This moved me enough to join the board just so I could say that I agreed. ;)

 

Also:

 

(pink bunny suits, sourcherry lipstick)

(we're ruthless/cunning, heir to it all)

(how come they're feeling so terrible...)

(how can you love Jove, Drusilla?)

(when the bus stops/rain drops...break it again!)

 

and many more...

[LazyBone]

I have always felt really relaxed when I listen to "The Rat Who Would Be King." It shows off his voice and makes me just feel so damn good.

[Kitch_Man]

"While We Were Hunting Rabbits," is a monumental peice of music, it always gets me.

 

"Prime Time Deliverance" is another that comes to mind that is classic.

 

JK

[Katastrophina]

All of Audio Of Being gets me, everytime. I first listened to it during a really rough time, so now when i listen to it, I get all those feelings back and it's so emotional and brilliant.

 

The few that stand out:

 

-The rat who would be king

-Under the influence

-Advertising on police cars

-The fall of man

-Truffle pigs

Edited July 3, 2005 by Katastrophina

[BaconFacedWilson]

All Together

 

I Miss New Wave

 

She's Got A New Disguise - for what it means to me

 

The Man From Harold Wood -random one but yeah

 

Flight Recorder From Viking 7 -The "where have you gone?" and the song makes you just feel like you are drifting in the endlessness of space

 

The Fine Art of Falling Apart - Safe to say most of Loser Anthems has that chill effect on me

 

The Rat Who Would Be King

 

Fated

[trufflepigs]

Fated

The Workers Sing A Song Of Mass Production

The Inescapable Us

[lyuan]

Avalanche

Strange Days

[X-Rated Truffle Pig]

Its Been A While Since I Was Your Man

 

the line about "listening to Zepplin 4" is amazing

[running4home]

the fine art of falling apart gives me the chills so badly but many other do aswell but the fine art of falling apart is chill factor red

[supercanuk]

Blue Skys over bad lands

Empty Road

many, many others.

[running4home]

first time i heard empty road i played it again when it was over and again and again and again and naturally i fell in love

[mikebutt]

Running for home gets me every time.

[Maverick]

I know that whenever I listen to I Miss New Wave and the part right after he sings about driving to LA comes on, I get chills.

 

Same goes for Suburbia when the music just ends suddenly and you are left with the tone playing.

 

 

Does this happen to anyone else, or am I in early stages of some form of cancer?

And by Suburbia, you mean Born to Kill?

 

Furthermore, A Boy and His Machine Gun scares the living shit out of me at the very end where he keeps saying "Crazy" and there are those ever freaky straw sucking sounds and wind chimes. FUCK THAT.

Edited July 9, 2005 by Maverick

[sodamntired]

I know that whenever I listen to I Miss New Wave and the part right after he sings about driving to LA comes on, I get chills.

 

Same goes for Suburbia when the music just ends suddenly and you are left with the tone playing.

 

 

Does this happen to anyone else, or am I in early stages of some form of cancer?

And by Suburbia, you mean Born to Kill?

 

Furthermore, A Boy and His Machine Gun scares the living shit out of me at the very end where he keeps saying "Crazy" and there are those ever freaky straw sucking sounds and wind chimes. FUCK THAT.

whooooooops

 

 

you're right.

 

 

my bad.

[NationofCool]

Suburbia.. in the car.. blasted way up with the bass.. at night with a lot of gangsters standing at the corner when youre at a redlight.. that's AWESOME. they always look at you like "oh shit it's some 'im gonna shoot up the school' kid" or something

[pennies]

so many, i've cried to some too.

 

truffle pigs, sort of a protest song, house of smoke and mirrors, prime time deliverance, fated. strange days and apparitions, of course.

Edited July 10, 2005 by pennies

[MarcTheBored]

The Fine Art of Falling Apart - The lyrics for that song make it for me, and the tone of Matt's voice.

 

The Fall of Man always gets me too, and I can't forget Flight Recorder from Viking 7; it really "feels" like space.

Edited July 13, 2005 by MarcTheBored

[running4home]

for me another is running for home

 

i'm very very emotional when i hear that song. its like a trigger.

[Rebabaluba]

The vasty majority of the MG fan population go into a different state of being when Running For Home comes on!