Favourite Record Intros ? (1 Viewer)

vow

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• Mar 25, 2017

• #106

fernandopartridge said:

Said that one earlier, genre defining

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Ah, apologies FP, missed that.

 

Mcbean

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• Mar 25, 2017

• #107

Bad Motor Scooter Montrose - any you like a good rock album - Montrose by Montrose - little known gem to some


second Mystery song by Quo just class

 

dancers lance

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• Mar 25, 2017

• #108

Papua New Guinea - Future Sounds Of London

 

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derbyskyblue

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• Mar 26, 2017

• #109

Houchens Head said:

The intro to Purple Rain - Prince. One of my all time favourite artists.

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This is mys stepson hh when he was working in gran canaria. Always thought he did a good job on purple rain. What do you think?

 

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wingy

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• Mar 28, 2017

• #110

So a few more.
Hippopolla.... Sigur ros
Baba O'reilly.. Who
Oh Well....... Peter Greens Fleetwood Mac
Smoke on the Water..... Purple.

 

bringbackrattles

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• Mar 28, 2017

• #111

Rain - Status Quo.

 

Gazolba

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• Mar 28, 2017

• #112

A bit of country rock with nice pedal-steel guitar:

 

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wingy

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• Mar 29, 2017

• #113

Plug in baby.... Muse
Motorcycle Emptiness... Manics.

 

skybluetony176

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• Mar 29, 2017

• #114

Stumbled across Revolution by Rugby's finest Space Man 3. Great intro and great guitar riffs all the way through.

 

vow

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• Mar 30, 2017

• #115

Rolling Stones - Brown Sugar

 

Malaka

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• Mar 31, 2017

• #116

Thrill of it All: Black Sabbath
www.youtube.com/watch?v=7uRqB7rcbvQ

 

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musicmanskyblue

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• Mar 31, 2017

• #117

Some great tracks and intro's on this thread.. I'm going to add the intro to Nantucket Sleigh ride by Mountain.. Lesley West hits just two notes on that intro that made Me want to play Guitar..

 

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Gazolba

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• Mar 31, 2017

• #118

Traffic:

 

Gazolba

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• Mar 31, 2017

• #119

One of the all time classic intros:

 

Gazolba

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• Mar 31, 2017

• #120

Another from Cream:

 

Gazolba

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• Mar 31, 2017

• #121

Led Zeppelin:

 

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wingy

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• Apr 1, 2017

• #122

Well Gazolba has pulled some crackers from the sixties.
So I nominate 'From the Underword' by The Herd.
Flower Power and Psychedelia written right through it.

 

bringbackrattles

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• Apr 1, 2017

• #123

wingy said:

Well Gazolba has pulled some crackers from the sixties.
So I nominate 'From the Underword' by The Herd.
Flower Power and Psychedelia written right through it.

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I'm sure Peter Frampton was in the Herd ?

 

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wingy

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• Apr 1, 2017

• #124

bringbackrattles said:

I'm sure Peter Frampton was in the Herd ?

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Yeah he was BBR before joining Traffic, 'hole in my shoe ','Paper Sun ',etc.

 

mrtrench

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• Apr 1, 2017

• #125

I was listening to the Monochrome Set in the car today - when this came on it made me smile. A massively underrated band and a great intro. Once the song starts I love the way they emphasise the 'the'.

 

Gazolba

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• Apr 1, 2017

• #126

bringbackrattles said:

I'm sure Peter Frampton was in the Herd ?

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Peter Frampton in front (short hair back then). In those days, he was just another member of the band. Nowadays, the band is usually referred to as "Peter Frampton and The Herd" or "The Herd featuring Peter Frampton".

 

bringbackrattles

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• Apr 1, 2017

• #127

Gazolba said:

Peter Frampton in front (short hair back then). In those days, he was just another member of the band. Nowadays, the band is usually referred to as "Peter Frampton and The Herd" or "The Herd featuring Peter Frampton".
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Got absolute radio on and they're playing great tracks. On now All Right Now -Free. Best era for music the 60's/70's ?