Most recognizable intros...EVER!

**Mad Slanted Powers** · 05-09-2007

Originally Posted by Tycho

Thanks MSP. For a second, I thought you were going to try and spell the words spoken in the very beginning.

I'm not a True-Pink Floyd Fan, but I like their stuff. Is it "Money" - the name of the song that starts with the cash register noises? That's a classic song intro!

Yep, that is "Money". Lot's of Pink Floyd songs have good intros.

**Kidhuman** · 05-10-2007

Shine on you Carzy Diamond has to be one of the longest intros ever

**CaptainSolo1138** · 05-10-2007

Originally Posted by JediTricks

Frankenstein - Edgar Winter Group

Which is featured on Guitar Hero I.

You've Got Another Thing Coming

Also on the first Guitar Hero.

Sharp Dressed Man - ZZ Top

Another "Guitar Hero classic".

every song on Appetite For Destruction - Guns n Roses

"Sweet Child o' Mine" is on Guitar Hero II.

I could probably come up with another dozen from GH that are recognizable as well, but the MOST recognizable are:
"Godzilla"- Blue Oyster Cult
"Spanish Castle Magic"- Jimi Hendrix
"Smoke on the Water"- Deep Purple (which may have been mentioned already)
"Take Me Out"- Franz Ferdinand
"Bark at the Moon"- Ozzy
"You Really Got Me"- The Kinks or Van Halen
"YYZ"- Rush
"Freebird(!)"- Lynyrd Skynyrd

Adding a couple more non-GH songs to the list:
"Sweet Caroline"- Neil Diamond
"Spinning Wheel"- Blood, Sweat & Tears

**Tycho** · 05-10-2007

Is "Godzilla" from BlueOyster Cult in the Godzilla movie soundtrack? I don't recall, but that would be cool.

**El Chuxter** · 05-10-2007

If we're going for T Rex, how 'bout "20th Century Boy" and "Buick MacKane"?

**darthvyn** · 05-11-2007

20th century boy was mentioned already.

basically anything by AC/DC is almost instanly recognizable.

house of pain should be stricken from the record, because every one of their songs sound exactly the same and can't be told apart from one another, save for "jump around" only because of the sampled trumpet fanfare at the beginning.

of course "i like to move it move it" is very recognizable from the outset...