2016/04/08 02:51:22
craigb
 
 

2016/04/08 04:53:20
Leizer
craigb
 

 



Both of them were new to me, and great songs as well as intros! Love the symphonic rock influences.
2016/04/08 07:13:16
jamesg1213
Jeff Evans
I have had an amazing experience with an intro but cannot point to it or let anyone hear it unfortunately but I can at least talk about it.  It was in a live Glenn Campbell concert.  He came to Australia quite a few years ago and brought a stellar band and a small orchestra as well.
 
It was the intro to Wichita Lineman.  It lasted at least 10 minutes and I am not joking.  It was hard to tell what the song was or where it was going to go but it was just amazing.  They eased into it and Glenn did like a long guitar solo, all this before he even sang.  But somehow they managed to ease into the progression just as it was about to start and it was like magic.  The very second you figured out what was about to happen he sang the first line... I am a lineman for the county....
 
This is a beautiful song and it has a deep emotional effect on me.  When I hear it now it still has that effect.  If you look at any Youtube videos of him playing live he does not do the long intro so it is hard to find if at all but it happened at this concert though.  I will never forget it.  Seeing Glenn live was one of the highlights of any live gig I have ever heard and I have heard a few good ones that is for sure.
 




 
That's my favourite song, I think it's a superlative piece of writing matched with a perfect performance.
2016/04/08 07:51:46
Guitarhacker
bitflipper
One of my favorite Deep Purple intros is to Lazy, which I never really appreciated until I had to learn it.
 



Yup.... I was thinking of this one too....
2016/04/08 07:59:06
jamesg1213
I'm a bit annoyed at Joe because of his over-priced concert tickets, but this is brilliant;
 

2016/04/08 08:52:11
KenB123
The more I ponder this thread subject, the more classics that can be found. 
 
For any guitarist, how can this be omitted for example?
 
Chuck Berry - "Johnny Be Goode"
https://youtu.be/I8JULmUlGDA
 
Or for keyboardists in any young band starting up in the 60's:
https://youtu.be/4V1p1dM3snQ
 
2016/04/08 09:53:56
Ham N Egz
Hey Baby, whats your sign?
 
Hey Sailor, new in town?
 
Good evening Detroit, we gonna rock you ?
2016/04/08 12:36:21
craigb
"So, come here often?"
2016/04/08 12:49:49
ampfixer
I'd nominate Eminence Front by Pete Townsend. Can't find a decent video to link but it's a winner.
2016/04/08 13:03:55
craigb
 

 
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