Best Intro Ever

[MichaelC]

Not necessarily the best intro ever but I do like the intro to Uncommon Man (from ?! Now What).

 

[Cursewheeler]

The Bass intro makes this for me.

 

[gassor]

Typically explosive intro from the greatest band to ever set foot on a stage. "Watch it!"

 

[windhoek]

One of the most purpose-driven count-ins you'll ever hear followed by one helluva bass line:

Ball of Confusion

 

[Seeker_UK]

"The way I see it Barry, this could be a very dynamite show."

 

[Taff63]

Airbourne- Live it Up
Drive She Said - Don't You Know
Tyketto - Walk On Fire

 

[hifinutt]

Barrio Fino by Daddy Yankee.

Leftism by Leftfield, the whole thing is amazing really.

Daddy Yankee is the latest star to trade the charts for church

The star tells fans he's giving up music to devote his life to religion - and he's not the first.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[madmike]

I love "Stay With Me" by the Faces, the way it changes tempo and kicks in..,

 

[robs]

This is a rather good intro
(and a great track throughout)

 

[deek]

 

[Tumeni Notes]

I mentioned the Spin Doctors a few days ago; the intro to Jimmy Olsen's Blues is great. Wonderful guitar tone, and the drum fill is rhythmic poetry....

 

[Tumeni Notes]

Dream Theater - Honor Thy Father

Montrose - Space Station #5, and a host of others on their first album. At 50 secs, after the synths, when the guitar comes in .....

 

[Tumeni Notes]

Try Mahavishnu Orchestra's 'Meeting of the Spirits' back-to-back with Deep Purple's 'Speed King' ....

 

[Paul A. Perry]

Queen, Tie your mother down.

Yes, Awaken.

 

[cosimoss]

 

[steveinspain]

Montrose - Space Station #5, and a host of others on their first album. At 50 secs, after the synths, when the guitar comes in .....

I'd forgotten how good that track is - takes me back to the days of rolled up fivers and lift-off...

 

[Jamie]

For me, always has to be...

 

[cosimoss]

 

[Big Tabs]

I think this introduction is magnificent. Glorious horns and the build up pulls you in.

 

[foxwelljsly]

I'd forgotten how good that track is - takes me back to the days of rolled up fivers and lift-off...

That whole album is astonishing. One of those records that renders those it influenced obsolete.