DanielSimpsonDay
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DUH.
One of the shortest (and non-guitar) opening riffs you'll hear. Steve Harris wanted a big drum fill to open the song and he deemed every one too long until Nikko McBrain "settled" on the greatest metal drum intro of all time. Three seconds is all it took to let you know what you're in for and give you a running start to getting there.
The Scorpions used to be pretty creative thanks to Uli Jon Roth and the heroic doses of hallucinogens he took. The opening riff leads into a guitar solo before the first verse. Really unusual.
For bass, it's gotta be the opening second of Danger Zone.
For stuff you normies will not listen to, the six-second opening to At The Gates' Slaughter of the Soul is the platonic ideal of metal if you love it or hate it. The buzzsaw tone, the staccato riff, and the GO!
One of the shortest (and non-guitar) opening riffs you'll hear. Steve Harris wanted a big drum fill to open the song and he deemed every one too long until Nikko McBrain "settled" on the greatest metal drum intro of all time. Three seconds is all it took to let you know what you're in for and give you a running start to getting there.
The Scorpions used to be pretty creative thanks to Uli Jon Roth and the heroic doses of hallucinogens he took. The opening riff leads into a guitar solo before the first verse. Really unusual.
For bass, it's gotta be the opening second of Danger Zone.
For stuff you normies will not listen to, the six-second opening to At The Gates' Slaughter of the Soul is the platonic ideal of metal if you love it or hate it. The buzzsaw tone, the staccato riff, and the GO!