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gimmekeef |
quote: speedfreakjive wrote:
i think y'all is forgetting
Stray Cat Blues!
!!!...I hear the click clack of your feet on the stairs!!!!!!!! |
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Jumacfly |
what about Rocks Off??
this beautiful song is the perfect opener of the perfect Stones album!! |
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gimmekeef |
There may be debates about greatest songs and bands but with the canon of amazing opening riffs the Stones surely win this regardless of which heavy opener you pick....Gimmeshelter is my #1 and then Charlie poundin on PIB is right there too.
For non Stones always loved Creedence with Fogerty's opening on..."Fortunate Son"...The Byrds "Turn Turn Turn"..and the opening salvo on "Layla" |
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speedfreakjive |
Salt of The Earth has a great intro; nice descending acoustic bit, then Keith singing his bit perfectly |
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jb |
Let's not even compare a band that lasted 5 yrs with the Stones...They had a few good songs, but like all the other heirs to throne, self-imploded .....I like like the original line up of Guns -N-Roses, and the first few albums really gave rock a kick in the ass....but do you ever sit down and play a Gins-n-Roses album, and if you do, how old are you?
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GotToRollMe |
The guitar intro to "Sweet Child O'Mine" always reminded me of Television's "Venus." |
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jb |
quote: GotToRollMe wrote:
The guitar intro to "Sweet Child O'Mine" always reminded me of Television's "Venus."
Please explain more fully. |
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Saint Sway |
I LIKE THE INTRO TO "ONE HIT (TO THE BODY)". IT'S THEIR BEST INTRO SINCE "CAN'T YOU HEAR ME KNOCKIN"
PLEASE GIVE IT ANOTHER LISTEN |
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jb |
quote: Saint Sway wrote:
I LIKE THE INTRO TO "ONE HIT (TO THE BODY)". IT'S THEIR BEST INTRO SINCE "CAN'T YOU HEAR ME KNOCKIN"
PLEASE GIVE IT ANOTHER LISTEN
Not bad for post 81 Stones,,,I like intro to "Love is Strong"... |
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GotToRollMe |
quote: jb wrote:
Please explain more fully.
Not much to explain really. The guitar intro to "Sweet Child O'Mine" (the subject of this thread) always reminded me of Tom Verlaine's guitar in the rock group Television's song "Venus." Same kind of sound. In fact, the first time I heard "Sweet Child O'Mine" I thought it might be a Tom Verlaine song...until the guitar intro was over. That is all. |
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JayCee |
My Fave non Stones is Sweet Jane from Lou Reed's Rock n Roll Animal album. |
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jb |
quote: GotToRollMe wrote:
Not much to explain really. The guitar intro to "Sweet Child O'Mine" (the subject of this thread) always reminded me of Tom Verlaine's guitar in the rock group Television's song "Venus." Same kind of sound. In fact, the first time I heard "Sweet Child O'Mine" I thought it might be a Tom Verlaine song...until the guitar intro was over. That is all.
Thanks..nice T-shirt. |
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GotToRollMe |
quote: jb wrote:
Thanks..nice T-shirt.
Likewise...nice avatar! 
[Edited by GotToRollMe] |
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ebmp |
I wonder why nobody said Tumbling Dice
That's one their best intros IMO |
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jb |
quote: ebmp wrote:
I wonder why nobody said Tumbling Dice
That's one their best intros IMO
True..................best version may be LOve You Live!!!!! |
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rolling who |
'Baba O'Riley' |
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glencar |
SOL has a better intro than Sweet Child. |
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stonedinaustralia |
quote: ebmp wrote:
I wonder why nobody said Tumbling Dice
That's one their best intros IMO
i scrolled through the thread and was just about to say the same thing
except to say it's THE best - quintessential stones |
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Spru |
quote: jb wrote:
Not bad for post 81 Stones,,,I like intro to "Love is Strong"...
I love the LIS intro too, but my favorite post-81 intro is probably YGMR, the studio version. Great drums from Mr. Watts and a raunchy riff from Keith. Does it get any better than that?
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Scottfree |
quote: StickyFishFingers wrote:
For the record Gimme Shelter is probably the one for me - i get the most awesome goose pimples when I hear that intro.
I couldn't agree more..... I'll also add Time Waits for no one....subtle...
As far as live "81" UMT |
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Scottfree |
quote: speedfreakjive wrote:
Salt of The Earth has a great intro; nice descending acoustic bit, then Keith singing his bit perfectly
Forgot about that'un...It's amazing |
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pdog |
quote: GotToRollMe wrote:
Not much to explain really. The guitar intro to "Sweet Child O'Mine" (the subject of this thread) always reminded me of Tom Verlaine's guitar in the rock group Television's song "Venus." Same kind of sound. In fact, the first time I heard "Sweet Child O'Mine" I thought it might be a Tom Verlaine song...until the guitar intro was over. That is all.
Television is a great band, and Slush isn't even in the same league as Verlaine! |
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Turd OnThe Run |
Sweet Child Of Mine is completely outdated.
It sounds like Pearl Jam, very weak.
Favorite Stones intro's:
Hand Of Fate
IORR
Monkey Man
CYHMK
The Last Time
Beast Of Burden
Everyting's Turning To Gold
Tumbling Dice
And I love the intro to Sweet Neocon, Micks harp is honkin'!
But after that the song disintegrates fast,
I hate it. 
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corgi37 |
Ohio has a brilliant intro. |
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Bruno |
Guns n Roses are one of the best bands ever. Talking about intros, what about Welcome To The Jungle?
And Soul Survivor is a hell of a intro. Perfect chords progression, perfect drumming, perfect vocal. |
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MemoFromTinaTurner |
I've heard "Sweet Child O Mine" lots of times over the years 'cause it's a very overplayed song but man, it still kicks my ass everytime I listen to it. GNR were an awesome band and "Appetite For Destruction" is an undeniable classic. That album kills from start to finish. |
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jb |
quote: MemoFromTinaTurner wrote:
I've heard "Sweet Child O Mine" lots of times over the years 'cause it's a very overplayed song but man, it still kicks my ass everytime I listen to it. GNR were an awesome band and "Appetite For Destruction" is an undeniable classic. That album kills from start to finish.
LOL.................I deny it's a classic. |
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Saint Sway |
has anyone heard the new version with Bumblefuck playing the lead? |
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speedfreakjive |
memofromtinaturner - don't be swayed by JB's poor posting, you will notice it greatly in the near future - Appetite 4 Destruction is goldust! |
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GotToRollMe |
quote: pdog wrote:
Television is a great band, and Slush isn't even in the same league as Verlaine!
Agreed! Slash is good though, and I liked some of GnR's stuff.
[Edited by GotToRollMe] |