Best start to an album..

[narcodollars]

"Are we a rock band or what?.."

Apollo Four Fourty: 01 (1.19)

Gettin' High On Your Own Supply

 

[fieryjack]

"Angel of Death" on Reign in Blood. That's an album that starts as it means to go on, and in 1986 was fit to make me fall of my seat.

 

[seeformiles]

Opening riff of "Good Times Bad Times" off Led Zep 1

 

[Stevil]

Patti Smith's Horses. "Jesus died for somebody's sins but not mine". Another one that gets me is the drum intro to 'Janie Jones' off the Clash début album but I know that's because it brings back the memory of first putting it on the stereo when I bought it.

 

[danny la rouge]

Machine Gun Etiquette:

"Ladies and gentlement... 'Ow do" > Bang, and in.

 

[Refused as fuck]

"Welcome to the first episode in the first series of 'Teach Yourself Bird Sounds'..." on Vex Red's demo tape.

 

[albionism]

"Disorder" on Unknown Pleasures by Joy Division
"Debaser" from Doolittle by Pixies.
"Going Up" on Crocodiles by Echo and the Bunnymen

 

[Solareyes]

shaolin shadowboxing, and the wu-tang sword style.

If what you say is true, the shaolin and the wu-tang could be dangerous.

Do you think your wu-tang sword can defeat me?

En garde, i'll let you try my wu-tang style...

yeaaaaaaa bwoiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii

 

[stavros]

When you consider their formation, the opening to "Sound Of The Underground" by Girls Aloud is real head-fuck; Dick Dale-esque surf guitar descending into cod drum'n'bass.