Favourite Intros

[neildalton]

Lee Perry, Roast Fish and Cornbread

 

[Joe]

Lee Perry, Roast Fish and Cornbread

I must be missing something... it doesn't have an intro. It just goes straight into the song.

 

[rough edges]

“Lazy” from Machine Head.
“Riders on the Storm” from LA Woman.

 

[Marchbanks]

I Feel Free, because the two chords before the first verse are the best-sounding guitar chords ever.

 

[blossomchris]

I must be missing something... it doesn't have an intro. It just goes straight into the song.

Lee Scratch Perry songs are often an intro for the duration of the song

Bloss

 

[ks.234]

You’re all wrong. The correct answer is....

 

[neildalton]

I must be missing something... it doesn't have an intro. It just goes straight into the song.

‘Clip clop, clopity clopity clopity clopity...hi!’

Vies with Little Richard’s Tutti Frutti - awopbamaloo etc - as the most thrilling line in all of pop.

 

[rod ayling]

River deep mountain high

 

[rod ayling]

Born to run

 

[eevo1969]

Renegade Soundwave-Ozone Breakdown

 

[rod ayling]

The birdie song.

Especially the 12 inch (ecstasy) remix

 

[kendo]

Hard Workin Man - Captain Beefheart & Jack Nitzsche - Blue Collar Soundtrack

 

[kendo]

Banco de Gaia - 91

 

[ks.234]

Second best intro of all time...

 

[waxkinglyrical]

The Rolling Stones - Can’t You Hear Me Knocking
Aerosmith - Sweet Emotion
The Black Crowes - My Morning Song

 

[Chas B]

The intro to Van Halens debut album. Play loud!

 

[wiresandmore]

Teenage Kicks - Undertones
Alternative Ulster - SLF
Waterfront - Simple Minds
Boys are Back in Town - Thin Lizzy
Just like Heaven - The Cure

(Controversial) - Stayin' Alive - Bee Gees

 

[happy_chappie]

Wheels of Steel - Saxon.

 

[cj66]

Conception "Under a Mourning Star", great on the studio album and was stunning live.

 

[Alex N]

Born to run

I'm sorry I’ve left me cards at home.

Well you’re late as well, that’s three times on the run.
If you’re late again, the supervisor said
We’re gonna put you on daily signing...