Those opening 20 secs also feature in Wayne's World 2, just as he sets off for the First Presbyterian Church on Gordon Street. Well, at least a cover version does. They'd run out of money and couldn't afford the original.
Age Of Consent - New Orderhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SkdYRDvX3n4Those opening 20 secs also feature in Wayne's World 2, just as he sets off for the First Presbyterian Church on Gordon Street. Well, at least a cover version does. They'd run out of
It's the reversal of chords at the start - the key change? - almost casual, yet instantly recognizable fifty years later, unparalleled.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=W3JsuWz4xWcHey Joe, Jimi Hendrix. It's the reversal of chords at the start - the key change? - almost casual, yet instantly recognizable fifty years later, unparalleled.
Dr C Sweet have 2 that spring to mindBallroom Blitzhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ewFBuYHldeYFox On The Runhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGu6v2OjW8s
I've mentioned it on here before as have others but the opening of She Sells Sanctuary by The Cult never fails to get my engine running. It was released in 1985 and still sounds fresh and ballsy after all those years, one of my favourite songs most definitely.
I've mentioned it on here before as have others but the opening of She Sells Sanctuary by The Cult never fails to get my engine running. It was released in 1985 and still sounds fresh and ballsy after all those years, one of my favourite songs most d
also they conned the term Heavy Metal in this song before anyone else:
"I like smoke and lightening Heavy metal thunder Racing with the wind And the feeling that I,m under"
there it is, pretty good to come up with a line like that
Steppenwolf - Born to be Wildalso they conned the term Heavy Metal in this song before anyone else:"I like smoke and lightening Heavy metal thunder Racing with the wind And the feeling that I,m under" there it is, pretty good to come up with a line l
Narrowing it down, "Hey Joe" Hendrix totally nails it in the first 7 seconds. And still the most recognizable intro in rock and roll - can we all agree on this?
Narrowing it down, "Hey Joe" Hendrix totally nails it in the first 7 seconds.And still the most recognizable intro in rock and roll - can we all agree on this?
Remember going to a motorbike festival many years ago and a tribute band played that song with a female lead singer in black leathers, just about as sexy as it is possible for music ..or anything else to be
Remember going to a motorbike festival many years ago and a tribute band played that song with a female lead singer in black leathers, just about as sexy as it is possible for music..or anything else to be
Tony Wilson used that intro for one of his shows at the time ("What's On", maybe?).
The BBC captions in the video make a big deal out of identifying the cool dude picking out the intro as Bram Tchaikovsky; nobody that cool has a name like Bram Tchaikovsky - it's Nick Garvey.
Dancing The Night Away - The Motorshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a8X1EKyhLHwTony Wilson used that intro for one of his shows at the time ("What's On", maybe?).The BBC captions in the video make a big deal out of identifying the cool dude picking ou
Apologies if someone has posted this as a link. I do not listen to untitled ones
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qLo7z50Tt2g
Alternative Ulster - Stiff Little Fingers
I would also add Baba O'Riley by The Who.
Apologies if someone has posted this as a link. I do not listen to untitled oneshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qLo7z50Tt2gAlternative Ulster - Stiff Little FingersI would also add Baba O'Riley by The Who.
As posted, I listen to every link posted, even if I know it, or think I know it well. I do not listen to untitled links. I have much enjoyed this thread.
As posted, I listen to every link posted, even if I know it, or think I know it well. I do not listen to untitled links. I have much enjoyed this thread.
kenny - My absence of comment was not intended to offend, but your suggestions are frankly not first div. given the subject of the thread. No doubt you will will get the plaudits you desire from others on here.
kenny - My absence of comment was not intended to offend, but your suggestions are frankly not first div. given the subject of the thread. No doubt you will will get the plaudits you desire from others on here.
That's more like the cynical blackbarn I know.On another day I'd have picked this. SublimeElla Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong - Summertimehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIDOEsQL7lA