Best Intro... (1 Viewer)

[pete]

more?

Van Halen - Hot For Teacher
Quicksand - How Soon Is Now
Rush - YYZ (or maybe the Primus version at the start of Suck on This)

 

[Gav]

There is a Quicksand song off the album "Slip" where the intro guitar is exactly the same as the electronic beeps made by the front doors in Pizza Express places.


Just thought this was the right moment in my life to share this.

 

[Hector Grey]

you guys, layla has the best intro. lads, LAYLA. y'all hearing that.

 

[billygannon]

Only one I can think of is Appliance's "Soft Landing".....

 

[billygannon]

And the opening of Kind of Blue....

 

[ronan]

'Don Caballero 3' offa What Burns Never Returns and 'Roundabout' by Yes are the only ones that spring to mind about now.
my brain is tired

 

[Anthony]

Aint Talking 'bout Love : Van Halen
Hell Awaits : Slayer
Interior LuLu : Marillion

this is difficult

 

[Anthony]

You Shook me All Night Long : AC/DC
For Those About To Rock
let's Get It Up
Overdose


yea, infact Overdose is the best ever especially that bass note.

 

[rumpus]

there's an instrumental on grandaddy's "Broken down comforters collection".

I cannae remembe the name...

but it begins with a sample from an movie - a conversation.

That intro and how the music joins in gets me big time.

 

[Hector Grey]

union of the snake - duran duran

fuck you indie kids.

no really. fuck you.

 

[redd]

' fell of the floor, man ' dEUS

"it's a james browm thing"

 

[uncle_meat]

I know this was mentioned before, but Battery by Metallica.
It has one of the best intros ever (in my humble opinion)

In fact, Metallica were the masters of great intros.

Pinion by NIN. A great leader-upper to the monstrsity that is wish.

 

[snap-apple]

Metallica - Blackened .|..|

 

[snap-apple]

def leppard - gods of war

foo fighters - floaty (? - off the first album)