Songs that make the air electric

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Alone in the Ring, Bill Conti
Streetcar, Funeral for a Friend
The River, Good Charlotte
Business, Treble Charger

When I listen to Alone in the Ring, I can almost see dozens of violin bows flying through the air as it builds up to crescendo after crescendo. Odd that it would get me charged up, but it does.
 
Metallica's "Enter Sandman" does the same thing for me any time. No matter where I am, it gets the blood flowing, but especially if it's at an arena or some similar venue. Simply incredible.
 
"Fall From Grace" -- Stevie Nicks

"Stand Back" -- Fleetwood Mac (especially when La Nicks twirls so fast the people who put together the Live in Boston Soundstage show actually put her twirls on *slow motion*
 
Wagner's "Ride of the Valkyries" blasting out your car windows on the first warm day of spring.
 
zebracoy said:
Metallica's "Enter Sandman" does the same thing for me any time. No matter where I am, it gets the blood flowing, but especially if it's at an arena or some similar venue. Simply incredible.

Every time I hear "Enter Sandman," it just makes me willing to go get in a fistfight.
 
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Genesis Division:
"Spectral Mornings" - Steve Hackett
"An Island in the Darkness" - Tony Banks
"Squonk" - Genesis
"Firth of Fifth" - Genesis
"Duchess" - Genesis

The Rest:
"Funeral For a Friend (Love Lies Bleeding)" - Elton John
"Jeremy" - Pearl Jam
"Sirius" - The Alan Parsons Project
"In The Stone" - Earth, Wind & Fire
"Natural Science" - Rush
 
Kick-ass rock and roll division:

Gimme Three Steps, Skynard
Stay with Me, Rod Stewart and Faces
*****, Rolling Stones
Hold me Tight, Beatles
Riders on the Storm, Doors
 
Any Pearl Jam live version of "Rockin' In The Free World"
 
"Immortality," by Pearl Jam
"On and On," by the Radio Nationals
"You Can't Get Away From Me," by Reverend Horton Heat
 
1812 Overture.
Won't Get Fooled Again.
John Lennon's vocal on The Beatles "Money."
The Body of An American.
Shake -- Otis Redding.
 

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