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"Tin Soldier - Small Faces Gimme Shelter - The Stones Chop Suey - SOAD Tonight Tonight - Smashing Pumpkins Sunshine Underground - Chemical Brothers Fisherman's Blues - Waterboys If I Should Fall From Grace With God - The Pogues Natural Woman - Aretha Franklin ALL of them give me major goosebumps everytime I hear the intro." I saw The Stones at the old Wembley stadium in about 1987 / 88 and they played "give me shelter" and it was quite possibly the best individual song I've seen played live. The lady singing backing vocals was unbelievable. Definitely a goose bumps moment !! | |||
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"Baker Street by Gerry Rafferty." This and Get It right Next time. Both great intros. | |||
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"Best music intros? 3 off the top of my head Sweet child o mine by guns and roses Walk this way by run DMC Jump around by House of pain" Jump around is a great call. I love, love me two times (the doors) | |||
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"Baker Street by Gerry Rafferty. This and Get It right Next time. Both great intros." I love both of those | |||
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"That reminds me, Crazy Train by Ozzy Osborne and I don't even like Ozzy Osbourne but that guitar playing on that song is awesome!! Not sure if it's Randy Rhoads or not?" It was indeed the late great Randy Rhoads. | |||
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"The Beatles - A Hard Day's Night. 56 yrs later and people STILL don't really know what chord it is. Or how they even played/recorded it. Jaws - John William's iconic theme score. I mean c'mon. He made the WHOLE world terrified of paddling with just two notes blown on a tuba! Ludwig van Beethoven - Symphony No 5. When you hear those first 4 notes you immediately sing the next 4. Every time. " It is basically a G11 chord, but what the sneaky bastards did was use a guitar and a quite piano to play the chord | |||
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"The Beatles - A Hard Day's Night. 56 yrs later and people STILL don't really know what chord it is. Or how they even played/recorded it. Jaws - John William's iconic theme score. I mean c'mon. He made the WHOLE world terrified of paddling with just two notes blown on a tuba! Ludwig van Beethoven - Symphony No 5. When you hear those first 4 notes you immediately sing the next 4. Every time. It is basically a G11 chord, but what the sneaky bastards did was use a guitar and a quite piano to play the chord " Ooof! Well the academics will disagree with you on that! Here are a few suggestions... A dominant 9th of F in the key of C G-C-F-Bb-D-G C-Bb-D-F-G-C in the key of C A polytriad ii7/V in Ab major G7sus4 (open position) D7sus4 (open position) G7 with added 9th and suspended 4th A superimposition of Dm, F, and G Gsus4/D G11sus4 G7sus7/A Dm11 with no 9th Gm7add11 G9sus4/D Some people say the chord was confirmed by George Harrison as an Fadd9 during an online chat on 15 February 2001 and was played on a 12 String with Paul also playing (possibly) a grand piano. But George couldn't recall what Paul was playing! However I think the guitar/piano theory you suggest is likely correct given what instruments would have been at Abbey Rd in 1964. We just don't know though. Even though many have tried to replicate it. Great fun! | |||
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"The Beatles - A Hard Day's Night. 56 yrs later and people STILL don't really know what chord it is. Or how they even played/recorded it. Jaws - John William's iconic theme score. I mean c'mon. He made the WHOLE world terrified of paddling with just two notes blown on a tuba! Ludwig van Beethoven - Symphony No 5. When you hear those first 4 notes you immediately sing the next 4. Every time. It is basically a G11 chord, but what the sneaky bastards did was use a guitar and a quite piano to play the chord Ooof! Well the academics will disagree with you on that! Here are a few suggestions... A dominant 9th of F in the key of C G-C-F-Bb-D-G C-Bb-D-F-G-C in the key of C A polytriad ii7/V in Ab major G7sus4 (open position) D7sus4 (open position) G7 with added 9th and suspended 4th A superimposition of Dm, F, and G Gsus4/D G11sus4 G7sus7/A Dm11 with no 9th Gm7add11 G9sus4/D Some people say the chord was confirmed by George Harrison as an Fadd9 during an online chat on 15 February 2001 and was played on a 12 String with Paul also playing (possibly) a grand piano. But George couldn't recall what Paul was playing! However I think the guitar/piano theory you suggest is likely correct given what instruments would have been at Abbey Rd in 1964. We just don't know though. Even though many have tried to replicate it. Great fun! " I actually agree with you, but they definitely doubled up the guitar and piano notes on the intro and the solo. The musical and especially recording techniques of the Beatles fascinates me, and I could (and have) spent hours talking about it | |||
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"The Beatles - A Hard Day's Night. 56 yrs later and people STILL don't really know what chord it is. Or how they even played/recorded it. Jaws - John William's iconic theme score. I mean c'mon. He made the WHOLE world terrified of paddling with just two notes blown on a tuba! Ludwig van Beethoven - Symphony No 5. When you hear those first 4 notes you immediately sing the next 4. Every time. It is basically a G11 chord, but what the sneaky bastards did was use a guitar and a quite piano to play the chord Ooof! Well the academics will disagree with you on that! Here are a few suggestions... A dominant 9th of F in the key of C G-C-F-Bb-D-G C-Bb-D-F-G-C in the key of C A polytriad ii7/V in Ab major G7sus4 (open position) D7sus4 (open position) G7 with added 9th and suspended 4th A superimposition of Dm, F, and G Gsus4/D G11sus4 G7sus7/A Dm11 with no 9th Gm7add11 G9sus4/D Some people say the chord was confirmed by George Harrison as an Fadd9 during an online chat on 15 February 2001 and was played on a 12 String with Paul also playing (possibly) a grand piano. But George couldn't recall what Paul was playing! However I think the guitar/piano theory you suggest is likely correct given what instruments would have been at Abbey Rd in 1964. We just don't know though. Even though many have tried to replicate it. Great fun! I actually agree with you, but they definitely doubled up the guitar and piano notes on the intro and the solo. The musical and especially recording techniques of the Beatles fascinates me, and I could (and have) spent hours talking about it " Oh me too. Well music in general. It got me thinking and I was just noodling around. If you were doing a cover and you played the G11 along with George's Fadd9 (there is that higher G in there) you'd defo get away with it! Brilliant stuff really. Just absolute genius! | |||
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"The Beatles - A Hard Day's Night. 56 yrs later and people STILL don't really know what chord it is. Or how they even played/recorded it. Jaws - John William's iconic theme score. I mean c'mon. He made the WHOLE world terrified of paddling with just two notes blown on a tuba! Ludwig van Beethoven - Symphony No 5. When you hear those first 4 notes you immediately sing the next 4. Every time. It is basically a G11 chord, but what the sneaky bastards did was use a guitar and a quite piano to play the chord Ooof! Well the academics will disagree with you on that! Here are a few suggestions... A dominant 9th of F in the key of C G-C-F-Bb-D-G C-Bb-D-F-G-C in the key of C A polytriad ii7/V in Ab major G7sus4 (open position) D7sus4 (open position) G7 with added 9th and suspended 4th A superimposition of Dm, F, and G Gsus4/D G11sus4 G7sus7/A Dm11 with no 9th Gm7add11 G9sus4/D Some people say the chord was confirmed by George Harrison as an Fadd9 during an online chat on 15 February 2001 and was played on a 12 String with Paul also playing (possibly) a grand piano. But George couldn't recall what Paul was playing! However I think the guitar/piano theory you suggest is likely correct given what instruments would have been at Abbey Rd in 1964. We just don't know though. Even though many have tried to replicate it. Great fun! I actually agree with you, but they definitely doubled up the guitar and piano notes on the intro and the solo. The musical and especially recording techniques of the Beatles fascinates me, and I could (and have) spent hours talking about it Oh me too. Well music in general. It got me thinking and I was just noodling around. If you were doing a cover and you played the G11 along with George's Fadd9 (there is that higher G in there) you'd defo get away with it! Brilliant stuff really. Just absolute genius! " what is more amazing, is that they had no idea what they were doing theory wise! That’s what makes them so groundbreaking | |||
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"The Beatles - A Hard Day's Night. 56 yrs later and people STILL don't really know what chord it is. Or how they even played/recorded it. Jaws - John William's iconic theme score. I mean c'mon. He made the WHOLE world terrified of paddling with just two notes blown on a tuba! Ludwig van Beethoven - Symphony No 5. When you hear those first 4 notes you immediately sing the next 4. Every time. It is basically a G11 chord, but what the sneaky bastards did was use a guitar and a quite piano to play the chord Ooof! Well the academics will disagree with you on that! Here are a few suggestions... A dominant 9th of F in the key of C G-C-F-Bb-D-G C-Bb-D-F-G-C in the key of C A polytriad ii7/V in Ab major G7sus4 (open position) D7sus4 (open position) G7 with added 9th and suspended 4th A superimposition of Dm, F, and G Gsus4/D G11sus4 G7sus7/A Dm11 with no 9th Gm7add11 G9sus4/D Some people say the chord was confirmed by George Harrison as an Fadd9 during an online chat on 15 February 2001 and was played on a 12 String with Paul also playing (possibly) a grand piano. But George couldn't recall what Paul was playing! However I think the guitar/piano theory you suggest is likely correct given what instruments would have been at Abbey Rd in 1964. We just don't know though. Even though many have tried to replicate it. Great fun! I actually agree with you, but they definitely doubled up the guitar and piano notes on the intro and the solo. The musical and especially recording techniques of the Beatles fascinates me, and I could (and have) spent hours talking about it Oh me too. Well music in general. It got me thinking and I was just noodling around. If you were doing a cover and you played the G11 along with George's Fadd9 (there is that higher G in there) you'd defo get away with it! Brilliant stuff really. Just absolute genius! what is more amazing, is that they had no idea what they were doing theory wise! That’s what makes them so groundbreaking " Absolutely! | |||
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"On a hot summer night Would you offer your clunge to the fabber with the cock profile pic? --- Will he say I'm the hottest on fab? Yes --- Will he get me on the hot pics? Yes --- Will he accommodate? Yes --- Will he go bi for a chance of an mmf? Yes --- Again, will he go bi for a chance of an mmf? YES --- And will he stop searching for others within a ten mile radius? Yes --- And has he hotlisted me? Yes --- Yes On a hot summer night Would you offer your clunge to the fabber with the cock profile pic? --- No Well you're a desperate whore that I wouldn't fuck with a ten foot barge pole, you're arse is fat and your fanny is like a hippo's yawn... Fever Tree- You Took The Cock Right Out Of My Mouth. " | |||
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"That reminds me, Crazy Train by Ozzy Osborne and I don't even like Ozzy Osbourne but that guitar playing on that song is awesome!! Not sure if it's Randy Rhoads or not?" I’m really enjoying listening to all the suggestions, this one is the best so far! I would have never looked at any Ozzy stuff and this is an awesome track! Thanks! | |||
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"Scarlet Nights by Prefab Sprout ABC Jackson 5" Correction , not ABC - I think it’s One more chance? Long intro anyway, with the Motown machine at its very best | |||
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"Scarlet Nights by Prefab Sprout ABC Jackson 5 Correction , not ABC - I think it’s One more chance? Long intro anyway, with the Motown machine at its very best" Correction to the correction- it’s ‘I want you back’ Fuck me, old timers disease setting in? | |||
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"Waterfall - The Stone Roses Baba O'Reilly - The Who This Charming Man - The Smiths I wish I knew how it would feel to be free - Nina Simone" | |||
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