Geek out moments in Music

[Cowards]

Not to be outdone...

*The last 30 seconds of Time's (Pink Floyd) guitar solo
*When the music REALLY starts in In The Flesh? (Pink Floyd)
*The Man & The Journey version of Sauceful of Secrets (Pink Floyd - LIVE, so only mega-Floydians will 'get' that)
*The third amazingly climactic solo of Dogs (Pink Floyd)
*Everything about Whipping Post at Fillmore (Allman Brothers Band)
*The word "Jerusalem" in Supper's Ready (Genesis, when it were gud)
*The echoeing solo of Maggot Brain (Funkadelic)
*Like a Rolling Stone (Bob Dylan) being the brilliant way to start off "Highway 61 Revisited"
*"See Me, Hear Me, Feel Me, Touch Me" at the end of We're Not Gonna Take It (The Who) being the brilliant way to end "Tommy"

More to come, I'm sure...

But now you go!

[Cowards]

Well, I said more to come:

*The NOTE at the beginning of Echoes
*Syd's 4 note theme and the third guitar solo of Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts I-V)
*Comfortably Numb[/b]'s 2 solos, of course, the second being the most awesometacular

And those are all Pink Floyd.

[+Donald $. Carlos+]

- Any time I listen to "Hey You" or "Comfortably Numb".
- 50 Cent's diss to Fat Joe in the song "Piggy Bank".
- The Game's "300 Bars & Runnin'". All 15 minutes of it.

More to come . . .

[Mutant_Couch]

The "I wish you luck with a capital F" line in "Love Went Mad" by Elvis Costello.

The very end of "Hair" by Atmosphere, the "we hit a pick-up truck and we both died" line. It just comes out of nowhere, I love it.

Krieger's solo in The Door's "Light my Fire."

"It's in pain, it's in pain, it's in pain, terrible pain" followed by "and now it's starting to rain" in GWAR's "Fuckin' an Animal."

[JimmyJackJericho]

cowards said:

Not to be outdone...

*The last 30 seconds of Time's (Pink Floyd) guitar solo
*When the music REALLY starts in In The Flesh? (Pink Floyd)
*The Man & The Journey version of Sauceful of Secrets (Pink Floyd - LIVE, so only mega-Floydians will 'get' that)
*The third amazingly climactic solo of Dogs (Pink Floyd)
*Everything about Whipping Post at Fillmore (Allman Brothers Band)
*The word "Jerusalem" in Supper's Ready (Genesis, when it were gud)
*The echoeing solo of Maggot Brain (Funkadelic)
*Like a Rolling Stone (Bob Dylan) being the brilliant way to start off "Highway 61 Revisited"
*"See Me, Hear Me, Feel Me, Touch Me" at the end of We're Not Gonna Take It (The Who) being the brilliant way to end "Tommy"

More to come, I'm sure...

But now you go!

When all of these songs are over.