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Best opening bars to songs 08:38 - Jun 8 with 11462 viewswoodbridge_blue

With The Eagles performing their last ever concerts in the UK this week (although we heard that before) it got me thinking about the best, most instantly recognisable opening bars to songs.

Hotel California has to be up there.

Teenage Kicks maybe?

Others?
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Best opening bars to songs on 00:24 - Jun 10 with 685 viewsChurchman

A happy choon to make you smile

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Best opening bars to songs on 05:48 - Jun 10 with 646 viewsrapier

So is this...






Not a few bars but awesome, sorry....
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Best opening bars to songs on 21:00 - Jun 10 with 595 viewsWeWereZombies

Y'know despite the risk of encountering extended noodling in the middle of tracks some Prog had great opening bars:


Poll: What was in Wes Burns' imaginary cup of tea ?

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Best opening bars to songs on 21:22 - Jun 10 with 586 viewsmellowblue

Can't be arsed to link videos and hopefully hasn't been mentioned already bu these are can't be bettered (well not easily):-

Tin Soldier - Small Faces
Gimmee Shelter - Rolling Stones
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Best opening bars to songs on 11:31 - Jun 11 with 538 viewsDJR

This was written by Dee Dee and Joey in disgust at the visit and wreath-laying of Reagan at a cemetery in which numerous Waffen-SS soldiers were buried. It is so far as I am aware the only political song the Ramones wrote, but it is a cracking song with a great intro, and seems particularly apt at a time when Europe is moving to the right and there are stories like this.

https://www.ft.com/content/d7e46f34-f704-45aa-83f6-955e683106fa

As Joey (himself Jewish) said at the time

"We had watched Reagan going to visit the SS cemetery on TV and were disgusted. We're all good Americans, but Reagan's thing was like forgive and forget. How can you forget six million people being gassed and roasted?"

[Post edited 11 Jun 2024 11:50]
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