I too like a bit of classical. Vivaldi's Four Seasons, and anything by Greig. A lot of rock music has come from inspiration from a lot of classical music.Okay, so this is gonna make me sound like a right old fart (which I am, so I don't care!), but my favourite start (and build up) is Tchaikovsky's 1812 overture. It starts off really slow and soft and then builds to an amazing spine tingling crescendo of music and canon fire, with the bells of St Catherine's in the background! Brilliant! Have a listen and get some finesse and class wrapped around yer lugholes!
I love I wanna be adored, that bass slowly kicking in gives me goosebumps all the time
Try This. Its about 5 or 6 minutes of intro but it builds and builds.
How about the start to Burn and Smoke On The Water ? Theyve just played Can't Get Enough by Bad Company on Planet Rock. Great intro !Nice and bombastic!
And, well... I prefer this Deep Purple intro. Sets the tone for the album!
She sell sanctuary by The Cult
Was at the Odeon in Brum when it was the last ever concert before it closed down, and the Cult was the final act there, great live band,and the place was shaking !Great song, would it be too much to suggest they're a very underrated band?
Don't mind a bit of classical, the start of the No3 Symphony by Saint Saens is quite explosive.Okay, so this is gonna make me sound like a right old fart (which I am, so I don't care!), but my favourite start (and build up) is Tchaikovsky's 1812 overture. It starts off really slow and soft and then builds to an amazing spine tingling crescendo of music and canon fire, with the bells of St Catherine's in the background! Brilliant! Have a listen and get some finesse and class wrapped around yer lugholes!
I love I wanna be adored, that bass slowly kicking in gives me goosebumps all the time
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