But most recently, I listened to Happy Endings by Pulp again and it made me feel all weepy. Not sure why, but it was lovely, in a sad kind of way.

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seeing Elvis sing Teddy Bear in the film Loving You some time in the late '60s when I was about seven. Last, listening to Trost at myspace.com/trostcity sometime on May, 9th 2008.

In Deep Purple's cover of "Help" (about 1967-68) while cruising in my buddy's mom's ford country squire station wagon- oh boy!

the last was just yesterday (more organ willies) Clinic's "2/4" - organ really cuts me deep.

the first shiver really does change the way you hear music, before that i was listening to limp bizkit and papa roach cos it was loud.

but i'm gonna say it was probably due to Born in the USA by Bruce Springsteen. dad says that i used to dance to that in the front room when i was wee and had just learned how to walk. i guess it gave me a certain shiver that made me want to learn how to walk, just to dance to it.

the last time was about five seconds ago when i just finished listening to You're Living All Over Me for the fifteen millionth time.

completly unrelated but is everybodys sign in bar thing on the bottom right hand side this is really anoying

Sigur Ros - Glosoli

Last Time:

Sigur Ros - Glosoli

I wish it had happened more than once. It was pretty awesome.

First
Sigur Ros - Hoppipolla
Last
Weezer - The Greatest Man That Ever Lived

mmmmm....

But most recently I listened to 'How To Disappear Completely', properly for the first time. Tears in my eyes.

maybe hearing Porcelain from Moby's play or High Noon By DJ Shadow last time would probably be the solo keyboard bit in boston by Vampire Weekend, the whole albums kind of grown on me lately.

mew-she came home for xmas
last; air formation-for the hours

more specifically, the outrointro from Polythene Pam to She Came In Through The Bathroom Window.

Last time... probably when I heard Turn Turn Turn the other night on Forrest Trump. JuscosIlove David Crosby and Gene Clarke more than words can say.

Hearing Only Love Can Break Your Heart (the Saint Etienne version). It was right at the bottom end of the Top 40 and I have a clear memory of listening to the charts again the following Sunday hoping it was still in the top 40. It wasn't and I was gutted.

My most recent one was caused by Laura Veirs' song Galaxies. So beautiful.

Nothing Compares 2 U. I was about 3 or 4 at the time it came out and i saw the video on the Chart Show (remember that?!) and i felt really sorry for the beautiful bald lady crying cos she was obviously sad. I think i got quite upset about it actually, haha.

Last time, Heart Songs off the new Weezer record. Rivers sounds like he means every word of what he's singing, which is something he hasn't done since Pinkerton. Good job Rivers.

i dunno, probably either c'est la vie by b*witched or mozart's requiem. good times.
the latest was probably on thursday when i had a no age/times new viking-a-thon.
next time will be in about 3 minutes when this song finishes and i can hear the intro to apt.A (2) by cLOUDDEAD. oh yeah

probably that Boyzone song, Love me for a reason, or something gay, coz I was little and didn't know better.

Last song: First mile, Last mile by Gregor Samsa, rather appropriately...

live

was probably upon first hearing americana because when i was 9 pop-punk was pretty much the pinnacle of all art forms
most recently when i relistened to oceanic by isis i definitely peed a little through actual fear of aaron turner voice and the brilliance of it

probably other side by the chili peppers, heard it on a plane to america aged 12.
Last? Well I only just bought Takk :D

But last time was listening to the last movement on sleep by godspeed you!...its bloody amazing.

But last time was listening to the last movement on sleep by godspeed you!...its bloody amazing.

the first time music moved me, I'm nearly thirty and music has been an intrinsic part of my life for the whole duration. It's likely it was something by the Beatles or Queen though.

The last time? I can pretty much guarantee a shiver anytime I listen to M83's 'Graveyard Girl'. I loves me some M83 builds.

but i aaaaaaaaaalways get it listening to new slang by the shins cos its just the greatest song ever made (along with several others)

just got one from atmosphere myself just cos it reminded me of control.made the mistake of watching 24hour party people after control, great film but seeing a different actor play ian curtis was strange

latest still has to be stephen malkmus's new album.