Even more so for the William Shatner version. Yeah, an angry song about young rich people's privilege by a 65-year-old movie star who can't sing is that powerful.

A really silly one that gives me goosebumps anyway is the Victorian-era "The Walloping Window Blind" and the line, "I'm off to my love with a boxing-glove, ten thousand miles away." It makes me weak in the knees to this day to think that people really could travel that incredible distance all that time ago, in…

A really silly one that gives me goosebumps anyway is the Victorian-era "The Walloping Window Blind" and the line, "I'm off to my love with a boxing-glove, ten thousand miles away." It makes me weak in the knees to this day to think that people really could travel that incredible distance all that time ago, in…

It sure keeps being covered and remembered by folk singers…a true instant classic. A couple of years ago I went to a folk song sing-along with my Chinese-born wife and she requested it, it's that affecting. A line that brought me goosebumps was the one about the church bells ringing 29 times, when I read in 2010…

The Bruce Springsteen reference reminds me of my Springsteen goosebumps song, "I'm on Fire." It's a song of unrequited lust, so not either particularly sad or morbid like most of the ones given in the article. But the original question specified "goosebumps," not a particular kind of goosebumps. Here's a video: http…

The Bruce Springsteen reference reminds me of my Springsteen goosebumps song, "I'm on Fire." It's a song of unrequited lust, so not either particularly sad or morbid like most of the ones given in the article. But the original question specified "goosebumps," not a particular kind of goosebumps. Here's a video: http…

Brilliant. I'm already sold on the movie, even though it will probably be terrible. Next I want to see a biography of Anna May Wong, who was way hotter than the lead in _Thief of Baghdad_* and about whom the little I know sounds really cool.

A sci-fi show about time travel.