Great Moments of songs

Blisterman

Tenacious D - Tribute

And I said Nay, We are but men
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HalloweenJack

The start of "Free Your Mind And You Ass Will Follow" by Funkadelic.

The up-tempo switch in "Station to Station" by David Bowie.

The last few lines of "Candidate" by David Bowie.

The start of "The Supermen" by David Bowie.

The heavy guitar in the second verse of "All The Madmen" by David Bowie (Last one, I swear).

The begining of "Zombie" by Fela Kuti.

The begining of "Music For My Mother" by Funkadelic.

The chorus of "Why You Wanna Treat Me So Bad?" by Prince.

The bit in "Purple Rain" where it sounds like Prince is crying.

el_tiddlero

The bridge in Jailbreak - Thin Lizzy..
all those sirens n solos just go so damn well together..
It's my new theme music as of yesterday..

Latchy

A great guitar solo here ,a drum solo there, a word and voice change in a vocal ,a harmony ......ah so many to choose from .

The sax solo in elton johns ' the bitch is back ' is epic

chalad07

I love the parts of songs when all 5 band members get up off their stools at the same time. You cant beat that,

Howard the Duck

chalad07 wrote: »

I love the parts of songs when all 5 band members get up off their stools at the same time. You cant beat that,

Friggin hilarious

S.I.R

Get out of here by thin lizzy, the bass line at the start is Brilliant and the last few lines are great:

" And ive become bitter, but i believe that this is better, not matter, whatever, whenever, we can never stay together "

or the killers, in one of the songs off the album Hot fuzz ( honestly cant remember the name of the song )

where they used the hook line " ive got soul but im not a soldier "

Nailz

Choras of "Kinky Afro" is great! The end of the backwards version of "Hell Awaits" by Slayer, sly one! The bass at the begining of "Peace Sells" by Megadeth. In the video of "5 Minutes Alone" by Pantera, I love when Dimebag drags, then he lifts the whammy and all strings drop, excellent guitarist. First hearing "Children" by Robert Miles.

'Ol Jack Chance

Really good thread some good songs mentioned.

1) The start of Ballad of a Thin Man by Bob Dylan

2) Bout ten seconds into Chocolate Jesus by Tom Waits

3) Start of Heartattack and Vine by Tom Waits

4) First 30 secs of Jimi Hendrix version of All Along the Watchtower

5) the bit where the boss sings weeeeee kissed in Candys Room

EvolutionNights

Bassline in Hit me with your rhythm stick.
Guitar solo in Another brick in the wall.
Guitar in Drivin South by Jimi Hendrix.
The opening sequence of Afro-Left by Leftism.

ronnie3585

The solo in Money and Time, also the drums in In my Time of Dying.

JerryHandbag

that bit in the middle of Blue Monday where everything stops for a sec....
Dave Gilmours solo in Pink Floyds Comfortably Numb
When the drunken trombones kick in during Radioheads National Anthem
Intro to New Orders True Faith...those 1980s electronic drums
Mike Oldfield doing a guitar wig-out somewhere in the middle of Tubular Bells
Intro to Dont Bring Me Down by ELO
Slash doing his skyscraper solo at the end of November Rain
THe electro beat bit in the middle of Milk & Honey by Beck

so many!

Nailz

Yes, thumbs up to "True Faith".

Prefabsprouter

The intro to Daft Punk's Around the World

Claptons Guitar solo on Creams "Deserted Cities of the Heart"

The Intro to "White Rabbit" by Jefferson Airplane

The Intro to "Jean Genie" by David Bowie

The intro to the Yardbirds "Over Under Sideways Down" where Jimmy Paige plays the guitar like a violin.

lordgoat

The trumpet (yes the trumpet) in:

1) The Saturday Boy by Billy Bragg

2) For Emma, Forever by Bon Iver (The title track of the album)

3)Spitting Venom by Modest Mouse

stovelid

Nailz wrote: »

Yes, thumbs up to "True Faith".

Also like the fade out. Can't bring myself to go and find the time....

lordgoat wrote: »

The trumpet (yes the trumpet) in:

1) The Saturday Boy by Billy Bragg

+1

Also the trumpet at the end of Levi Stubb's tears...

tech77

OK probably not the best but one that comes to mind is:
Stay Away on Nevermind.
Just after the great drum solo (and before the last chorus) where Kurt just lets out a climactic, primal scream.
Really cathartic- the whole song leads up to it.

Latchy

The ' wop wop wop ' vocal on Bowies Golden years ' wop wop wop '

Mr.Nice Guy

The Beatles - Hey Jude and the transition into 'Na, na, na, na, na, na...'

Led Zeppelin - Robert Plant's long scream from Kashmir

Lynyrd Skynyrd - Free Bird's guitar solo