miamisammy29

And "Tangerine" by Zeppelin has to go down as one of the catchiest little intros.

I've heard of those guys. I heard the album many, many years ago. Their bass player and founder, [bleep] Taylor, played with the Stones very early on, before Bill Wyman became full time. They had a few okay songs, but they weren't the Stones, ya know. It's very cool that someone actually knew that little piece of trivia.

I gotta go with Ritchie Blackmore. The man is so fast and so SMOOTH, and doesn't look like he's taking a dump when he hits those high notes. Frampton is up there, too.

Listen to this man; he KNOWS what he's talking about. The Stones are the best at it, and that's a big reason they're the World's Greatest Rock 'n' Roll Band. "Can't You Hear Me Knocking", "One Hit (To The Body)", "Rocks Off", "Ventilator Blues", "Honky Tonk Woman", "Before They Make Me Run", and Gimme Shelter"...just to name a few with amazing guitar intros.

How' bout Slash and Lenny Kravitz? Not only are they great guitar players, they also write great music. That's a rarity in this day and age.

How about "One" by Metallica?

Der Kommissar - both the English and German versions. Cha!

Who remembers the "Safety Dance"? Man, did that song suck! But it stays with ya.

"My name is Otto and I love to get Blotto!" =