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Best intro in music... (2 Viewers)

I love that people are going to their happy place with this.  You can tell the guys that love them a little metal.  The ones that like mellow are represented too.  

I love that I saw Beethoven's 5th Symphony.  I would echo the sentiment with AC/DC.  They have tons of them.

I would throw in this one by Van Halen - Unchained

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xx86CxKYtg0

 
Cool topic.

- Bulls on Parade - Rage Against the Machine

- Wish You Were Here - Pink Floyd

- You Can't Always Get What You Want - Rolling Stones (might be the only rock song ever to feature a French Horn) 

- Where the Streets Have No Name - U2

 
I've Seen All Good People - Yes. There are few better voices than Jon Anderson.

And two from the Trio from up north...
YYZ - Rush - The intro that Neil Peart plays at the beginning of the song is Morse Code for Y-Y-Z the Airport Code for Pearson Int'l Airport in Toronto.
Countdown - Rush - I love the commentary from the Kennedy Space Center Public Affairs Officer leading up to the initial launch of the Space Shuttle Columbia.

 
Higgs said:
- You Can't Always Get What You Want - Rolling Stones (might be the only rock song ever to feature a French Horn) 
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Great intro.  But a quick correction.  In 1966 on a song called For No One on Revolver, Alan Civil played a French Horn solo for the Beatles.

 
wikkidpissah said:
This is quickly becoming the "songs which take for####ingever to get to the point" thread
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That's actually why I like California Girls.  It's just long enough.  If it goes on any longer, it's too long.  As it is, it's just enough.  Pulls you in, then gets going with the song.

Brian took 44 takes before he got the right one, just on the intro.

 
First song i thought of before opening this thread was Another Brick in the Wall.  Cant think of anything bigger either. 

 
brandy by looking glass obviously jeez have you nerds even kissed a girl take that to the bank brohans 

 
close second is gimme shelter by the stones you just know what the f is about to go down the minute you hear it and damn straight you just sit back put the windows down turn it up and let it happen take that to the bank brohans 

 
Owner of a Lonely Heart - Yes

Sirius - APP

And another vote for Money for Nothing.  The keyboards that surround Sting's vocal and the drums before the guitar enters are outstanding. 

Oh, and One of These Nights - Eagles

 
Brunell4MVP said:
Always been partial to Israel K's brief intro to Somewhere over the Rainbow.  So basic but fits the song mood.  I saw him once by total happenstance.  The intro was much longer live.  But this is the only one I could find on youtube.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1bFr2SWP1I

Too bad he kicked the bucket from weight.  I had never even heard of him when I saw him perform.  Sweet voice.
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Nice...my alarm clock tone

 
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