Best intro to a song ever

[zwartekat]

Layla - Derek And The Dominoes

One of the greatest outros.

 

[Village Idiot]

How Soon Is Now
Riders On The Storm
Playing With Knives

 

[Deleted member 18718]

Love spreads - Stone Roses
Detroit Social club - Northern Man
Joy Division - Digital

 

[Proffesor H Plum]

Suburban rebels - the business

 

[CatRyan]

Franz Ferdinand Take Me Out

 

[zwartekat]

Big A, Little A - Crass

 

[Deleted member 29601]

Love spreads - Stone Roses
Detroit Social club - Northern Man
Joy Division - Digital

Nice one with Digital like.

Big A, Little A - Crass

Would you go with Mother Earth?

 

[Millfielder]

The Night by Frankie Valli - bass is superb!

 

[Sandboy]

Haven't read the thread yet but if The Bottle by Gil Scott Heron hasn't been mentioned yer all corned beef

 

[LeicesterMackem]

Terrible band, but Spirit of Radio by Rush is a great intro.

 

[The Great MES]

The Jesus and Mary Chain. Taste of Cindy.

 

[LeicesterMackem]

Gun by Uncle Tupelo.

 

[zwartekat]

Nice one with Digital like.


Would you go with Mother Earth?

To be honest, mate, I wasn't really a great fan of Crass. I had to spend a night in their communal house after a gig once and I really felt out of my depth as a youngun. They weren't very nice, really.

 

[jcrossan]

Pretty Vacant

Up there with Honky Tonk Women

 

[Deleted member 29601]

To be honest, mate, I wasn't really a great fan of Crass. I had to spend a night in their communal house after a gig once and I really felt out of my depth as a youngun. They weren't very nice, really.

Shame.I always liked them though to be honest.I swapped Great Rock And Roll Swindle for Stations when I was about 12 and liked ever since.

 

[daventry cat]

ash burn baby burn
she sells sanctuary
break on through
back in black

 

[zwartekat]

Shame.I always liked them though to be honest.I swapped Great Rock And Roll Swindle for Stations when I was about 12 and liked ever since.

Like most kids who were into punk at my age, it was a revelation and opened my mind to all sorts of things I otherwise wouldn't have come across. I was never really a 'mohawk' though and they were incredibly serious about everything from literature to trousers. They had a blazing row about whether they should keep butter in the fridge which, at the time, was just mindboggling.

 

[weebil64]

For the air drummers

 

[Deleted member 29601]

Like most kids who were into punk at my age, it was a revelation and opened my mind to all sorts of things I otherwise wouldn't have come across. I was never really a 'mohawk' though and they were incredibly serious about everything from literature to trousers. They had a blazing row about whether they should keep butter in the fridge which, at the time, was just mindboggling.

Sounds like a good night.I think the older I have got the more I appreciate them.A lot of the lyrics still ring true now.And of course a lot of them are bollocks.

 

[weebil64]

For the non pretentious.