Greatest moments in rock

[Mike Desert]

Soggy - Waiting for the war

[Mike Desert]

Mountain 02 Mississippi Queen Dennis Miller Show 92

[mostlymeat]

Mountain 02 Mississippi Queen Dennis Miller Show 92

like. A lot.

[arthur]

1:52ish. Everything I love about music comes together right then and there.

Guided By Voices - Don't Stop Now

[Mr. Colin]

Mountain 02 Mississippi Queen Dennis Miller Show 92

That's a lot of Steinbergers.

[greasers_palace]

The 16-year-old in me cheers. The 38-year-old in me cringes.....

John Lydon on the Tom Snyder Show 1980- Part 1

[John Junk]

"Master Heartache" by Sir Lord Baltimore.  The lead riff that starts playing behind the singer right when he goes "I know there's evil/ in the ways of the wicked (whatever he says)"  It's the best.  Every time it happens in that song it's the best thing ever. 

I also agree about the transition from acoustic intro into the full band on Tractor Rape Chain.

I also think the first 4 seconds of palm-muted build up in "The Lung" by Dinosaur Jr.

[masterofsparks]

"Master Heartache" by Sir Lord Baltimore.  The lead riff that starts playing behind the singer right when he goes "I know there's evil/ in the ways of the wicked (whatever he says)"  It's the best.  Every time it happens in that song it's the best thing ever. 

I'm 100% sure I never expected to discuss Sir Lord Baltimore on this board. So awesome to see this.

I concur, obviously.

[Mike Desert]

"Master Heartache" by Sir Lord Baltimore.  The lead riff that starts playing behind the singer right when he goes "I know there's evil/ in the ways of the wicked (whatever he says)"  It's the best.  Every time it happens in that song it's the best thing ever. 

I'm 100% sure I never expected to discuss Sir Lord Baltimore on this board. So awesome to see this.

I concur, obviously.

My old band covered "Hard Rain". I ordered their "new" CD for $26..super religious but some rocking moments...but mostly terrible.

[buffcoat]

ALL RIGHT! LOVE GUN!!

[Sashamak]

The ending of Mission of Burma's "Fame and Fortune" is just incredible. The songs don't grab you right from the start but they just dissolve into amazing things.

[dave from knoxville]

Every moment of this Neil Young - Cortez The Killer

[Steve of Bloomington]

The 16-year-old in me cheers. The 38-year-old in me cringes.....

John Lydon on the Tom Snyder Show 1980- Part 1

The 42 year old in me laughs, watching them wind up Tom Snyder like that. I always liked Metal Box/Second Edition. Wobble's bass and all that.

[dave from knoxville]

Every moment of this Neil Young - Cortez The Killer

But especially the moment that it turns, which I put at 5:54.

[nec13]

Every moment of this Neil Young - Cortez The Killer

Zuma is pretty much a flawless album.

I might get some flack for this, but I honestly think that Zuma surpasses Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere as the best album that Neil & Crazy Horse ever recorded together.