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[Music] Possibly the best intro ever. Released 44 years ago today.
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Icy Gull
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- Jul 5, 2003
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I have no idea what I picked…maybe Like a Rolling Stone?
My “best” song, intro, guitar sole, drum solo, singer changes day by day depending on my mood at the time
wunt be druv
Drat! and double drat!
Not my favourite ever song but the intro is just great..
albionalbino
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albionfan37
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Pogue Mahone
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- Apr 30, 2011
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44 years...bloody Hell.
44 years before that was 1933.
Not that that means much, but it certainly raises issues with my mortality.
44 years before that was 1933.
Not that that means much, but it certainly raises issues with my mortality.
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There are so many, for originality you can't go far wrong with a bit of Skunk Anansie.
https://youtu.be/9E9-L9_S3V0
https://youtu.be/9E9-L9_S3V0
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A bit of an extended intro this one but I have always loved it:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4D2qcbu26gs
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4D2qcbu26gs
jakarta
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After a few duff years, they were back in '77
I would have liked you to have been Deep Frozen too
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSR5TnNGKmo
I would have liked you to have been Deep Frozen too
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSR5TnNGKmo
I love it that a relative youngster in your good self, appreciates great music from before your time.
This also has a great intro.
And how about this? An intro to lose all your shit to. Fact.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TUxFQ5QBiYk
Best ending too
This pisses all over anything the Sex Pistols did ever . . . . I was only 5 so couldn't ' gauge the mood' at the time, but punk wasn't 'new' except to the dissafected working class Yoof of a failing Britain. (I'm assuming they hadn't all done NYC clubs in the early 70's . . .
The Punk ( and reggae ) phoenix is long due a resurrection. I'm nearly 50 now and allegedly sensible . . . But will happily join in to smash the state if needs be.
Albion in the north
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Albion in the north
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Im going to add another one.
First saw Muse at one of the V festivals where they headlined one of the stages (must have been a good festival if my memory is so shot), coincidentally they were introduced by Chris Martin, Coldplay were playing on the Main Stage in the afternoon slot.
I hadnt even heard of Muse but my son had and told me to watch. This blew me away.
https://youtu.be/7DJ_a_N3Nqo
First saw Muse at one of the V festivals where they headlined one of the stages (must have been a good festival if my memory is so shot), coincidentally they were introduced by Chris Martin, Coldplay were playing on the Main Stage in the afternoon slot.
I hadnt even heard of Muse but my son had and told me to watch. This blew me away.
https://youtu.be/7DJ_a_N3Nqo
One of my best mates was at school in London in 77 and saw the Damned at the Marquee. I say 'saw'. He went so bat shit mental during one song he lost his sight (luckily it was temporary). I never got to see them till they played Mount Ephraim festival (Canterbury/Faversham) about 20 years ago. New Rose was the start of punk for me (as posted elsewhere). You can shove your Flaming Groovies up your bollocks
. I enjoyed Rokie Erikson, The Count Five, and other foreign muck, but year zero was 1976, band zero was The Damned and release zero was New Rose. 
Not dissing the OP post and selection however. As I said....