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You know what I mean, it could be a guitar solo, or just a good intro, or something crazy like that.
For some odd reason, my favourite part of any song (ever) is either the drum solo in moby Dick by Led Zeppelin, or the background guitar beat thingmajigger in Good Times, Bad Times by the same artist (The guitar bit with the lyrics "Sixteen, I met a girl....")
They just play over in my head so much.
For some odd reason, my favourite part of any song (ever) is either the drum solo in moby Dick by Led Zeppelin, or the background guitar beat thingmajigger in Good Times, Bad Times by the same artist (The guitar bit with the lyrics "Sixteen, I met a girl....")
They just play over in my head so much.
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Also, you've gotta love the bass intro's on AFI's "Death Of Seasons" and Muse's "Hysteria". Both amazingly simple but effective
The drum-solo introduction thingy to Pearl Jam - Why go.
The guitar solo in Slipknot - Welcome.
The guitar solo in Metallica - One
The guitar solo in Slipknot - Welcome.
The guitar solo in Metallica - One
gamesfreak wrote:
> The guitar solo in Slipknot - Welcome.
Aye 'tis awesome, but its not perfect.
I would of noted the drummer to be a highlight of this track.
> The guitar solo in Slipknot - Welcome.
Aye 'tis awesome, but its not perfect.
I would of noted the drummer to be a highlight of this track.
3:14 Of Killing me Softly by the Fugees, Lauryn Hill shows what she can do and you can only sit back and listen in awe.
The la'ing in My Cherie Amour by Stevie Wonder, i dont know a single person who can't identify it immediatly or sing along.
The latter part of:
Lost Prophets - Last Train Home
Makes the song stand high above the usuals. It definitely is something special.
By 'latter' i mean from 2:45 onwards. It's the chorus.
AND ALSO:
A particular part of 'Lacuna Coil - A Ghost Between Us'
3:02 to 3:31
in particular from 3:12 where it transposes (or whatever) the note of the main guitaring to a slightly higher pitch, instantly changing the mood of the song at that point.
Lost Prophets - Last Train Home
Makes the song stand high above the usuals. It definitely is something special.
By 'latter' i mean from 2:45 onwards. It's the chorus.
AND ALSO:
A particular part of 'Lacuna Coil - A Ghost Between Us'
3:02 to 3:31
in particular from 3:12 where it transposes (or whatever) the note of the main guitaring to a slightly higher pitch, instantly changing the mood of the song at that point.
monkey_man wrote:
> "Stop! It's Hammer-time!"
>
> Dooo doo doo do, dooo do
>
> "Can't touch this!"
>
> Dooo doo doo do, dooo do
>
> "Breakdown!"
>
>
> Does that count as one favourite part, or three?
Buahahaha.
> "Stop! It's Hammer-time!"
>
> Dooo doo doo do, dooo do
>
> "Can't touch this!"
>
> Dooo doo doo do, dooo do
>
> "Breakdown!"
>
>
> Does that count as one favourite part, or three?
Buahahaha.
Azul wrote:
> maddmun wrote:
> the drum solo in moby Dick by Led Zeppelin
>
> So that's the whole song then.
Liar, there's about 10 seconds of guitar at the beginning and end.
> maddmun wrote:
> the drum solo in moby Dick by Led Zeppelin
>
> So that's the whole song then.
Liar, there's about 10 seconds of guitar at the beginning and end.
The massive breakdown in DJ Tiesto and Junkie XL's 'Obsession'. Lasts more than 2 minutes. Brilliant stuff.
UW
UW
Zakk Wylde's "Way Beyond Empty" accoustic guitar solo is masterful.
Don't know if it's my ultimate favourite part of a song, but it's a contender.
Don't know if it's my ultimate favourite part of a song, but it's a contender.
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