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GYBE! - f#a#Oo

Low bass drone and gravelly voice - "the car's on fire and there's no driver at the wheel"
 
Sore Throat - 'Never Mind The Napalm'. Commences with a sample of the film 'Cannibal Ferox': "they tied him to a tree, and then they cut off his genitals...and then, they ate them!"

Has to be a contender at least. :cool:
 
The one drum beat with a slight echo, which begins "Like a rolling stone", the opening track on "Highway 61 Revisited", still does it for me.
 
The beginning of 'From Out of Nowhere' by Faith no more. The first three songs on that blew me away at the time

The intro of Hit The City by Mark Lanegan

The Intro of The Spy Who Loved Me by Carly Simon
 
And in the death, As the last few corpses lay rotting on the slimy thoroughfare.

Quite a shock as a 15year old and the pop of the time, to hear the whines and howls and then these lyrics.

Or maybe sheltered upbringing?
 
I'll second The Smiths 'The Queen Is Dead'.

Off the top of my head, the opening bass on 'I Wanna Be Adored' from the first Stones Roses album. makes me tingle :)
 
the intro to "can't punish me" on dom & roland's "back for the future" CD is very very cool indeed. it starts off sounding a bit like an angry moth fluttering around in a lampshade trying to escape. and then those stabs come in and it slowly builds up to the tune proper with it's fuck off bass and brilliantly used reeses... :cool:
 
Artie Fufkin said:
I'll second The Smiths 'The Queen Is Dead'.

Off the top of my head, the opening bass on 'I Wanna Be Adored' from the first Stones Roses album. makes me tingle :)


especially the version on the live video, eh? :)
 
Three Feet high and Rising - okay the intro is as long as some songs, but first time I got the album I thought WTF. The first listne of that album has always stuck with me...track after track of sampling genius.
 
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