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Best first track on an album

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  • Had a scan and don't think I saw any of these mentioned; 

    Ramones - Ramones - Blitzkrieg Bop

    Journey - Escape - Don't stop Believen' 

    Boston - Boston - More than a feeling

    Bring me The Horizon - That's the Spirit - Doomed

    The Clash - London Calling - London Calling 

    Catatonia -  International Velvet - Mulder and Scully (personal fav)

    Republica - Republica - Ready to Go

    Sum 41 - Does this look Infected - The Hell Song (outrageous opening album track imo) 



    good choices there
  • Knockin' on Your Screen Door - 'The Tree of forgiveness' ~ John Prine

    Dyon Anaswa - 'Return of the Super Ape' ~ Lee 'Scratch' Perry & the Upsetters

    Taxman - 'Revolver' ~ The Beatles

    Rockwrock - 'Ha! Ha! Ha!' ~ Ultravox!

    Christopher Tracey's Parade - 'Parade' ~ Prince 

    A Night in Tunisia - 'A Night in Tunisia' ~ Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers

    I Won't Back Down - 'American lll: Solitary Man'~ Johnny Cash 

    As for the worst opening track on a track on an album, special mention to Squeeze's Out of Touch from their album 'Sweets from a Stranger'...


  • Spiritualized - Ladies and gentlemen we're floating in space - Ladies and gentlemen we're floating in space 
  • Never Let Me Down Again - Depeche Mode - Music For The Masses
  • Light as a Feather from same name album .. Chick Corea & Return to Forever
  • Puressence - Sharpen Up The Knives (Only Forever) 

    Leroy knows what it’s about. This is from probably the most underated album of the 90s (aside from all Gene albums that is!)

    To add to the mix I propose Crystal from Get Ready by New Order.
  • Redskin said:
    Knockin' on Your Screen Door - 'The Tree of forgiveness' ~ John Prine

    Dyon Anaswa - 'Return of the Super Ape' ~ Lee 'Scratch' Perry & the Upsetters

    Taxman - 'Revolver' ~ The Beatles

    Rockwrock - 'Ha! Ha! Ha!' ~ Ultravox!

    Christopher Tracey's Parade - 'Parade' ~ Prince 

    A Night in Tunisia - 'A Night in Tunisia' ~ Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers

    I Won't Back Down - 'American lll: Solitary Man'~ Johnny Cash 

    As for the worst opening track on a track on an album, special mention to Squeeze's Out of Touch from their album 'Sweets from a Stranger'...


    Good shout that one @Redskin. I'd go so far as to say that the opening track on each of Ultravox first 4 albums are up there among the best.
    Saturday Night In The City Of The Dead - Ultravox 
    rockwrok - Ha Ha Ha
    Slow Motion - Systems Of Romance (My personal fave and my favourite album)
    Astradyne - Vienna
  • Bill Withers - Just As I Am (Album ) - Harlem ( first Track ) - 1971
  • Redskin said:
    Knockin' on Your Screen Door - 'The Tree of forgiveness' ~ John Prine

    Dyon Anaswa - 'Return of the Super Ape' ~ Lee 'Scratch' Perry & the Upsetters

    Taxman - 'Revolver' ~ The Beatles

    Rockwrock - 'Ha! Ha! Ha!' ~ Ultravox!

    Christopher Tracey's Parade - 'Parade' ~ Prince 

    A Night in Tunisia - 'A Night in Tunisia' ~ Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers

    I Won't Back Down - 'American lll: Solitary Man'~ Johnny Cash 

    As for the worst opening track on a track on an album, special mention to Squeeze's Out of Touch from their album 'Sweets from a Stranger'...


    Good shout that one @Redskin. I'd go so far as to say that the opening track on each of Ultravox first 4 albums are up there among the best.
    Saturday Night In The City Of The Dead - Ultravox 
    rockwrok - Ha Ha Ha
    Slow Motion - Systems Of Romance (My personal fave and my favourite album)
    Astradyne - Vienna
    What incarnation do you prefer ? Ultravox mk 1 or Ultravox mk 2
  • Couple more honorable mentions

    Smoke Outside the Hospital Doors - An Has a Start - Editors

    More That This - Avalon - Roxy Music

    Bonkers - Tongue In Cheek - Dizzee Rascal


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  • edited March 19
    fadgadget said:
    Redskin said:
    Knockin' on Your Screen Door - 'The Tree of forgiveness' ~ John Prine

    Dyon Anaswa - 'Return of the Super Ape' ~ Lee 'Scratch' Perry & the Upsetters

    Taxman - 'Revolver' ~ The Beatles

    Rockwrock - 'Ha! Ha! Ha!' ~ Ultravox!

    Christopher Tracey's Parade - 'Parade' ~ Prince 

    A Night in Tunisia - 'A Night in Tunisia' ~ Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers

    I Won't Back Down - 'American lll: Solitary Man'~ Johnny Cash 

    As for the worst opening track on a track on an album, special mention to Squeeze's Out of Touch from their album 'Sweets from a Stranger'...


    Good shout that one @Redskin. I'd go so far as to say that the opening track on each of Ultravox first 4 albums are up there among the best.
    Saturday Night In The City Of The Dead - Ultravox 
    rockwrok - Ha Ha Ha
    Slow Motion - Systems Of Romance (My personal fave and my favourite album)
    Astradyne - Vienna
    What incarnation do you prefer ? Ultravox mk 1 or Ultravox mk 2
    Mark 1. I like both but prefer the less commercial stuff. You?
  • fadgadget said:
    Redskin said:
    Knockin' on Your Screen Door - 'The Tree of forgiveness' ~ John Prine

    Dyon Anaswa - 'Return of the Super Ape' ~ Lee 'Scratch' Perry & the Upsetters

    Taxman - 'Revolver' ~ The Beatles

    Rockwrock - 'Ha! Ha! Ha!' ~ Ultravox!

    Christopher Tracey's Parade - 'Parade' ~ Prince 

    A Night in Tunisia - 'A Night in Tunisia' ~ Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers

    I Won't Back Down - 'American lll: Solitary Man'~ Johnny Cash 

    As for the worst opening track on a track on an album, special mention to Squeeze's Out of Touch from their album 'Sweets from a Stranger'...


    Good shout that one @Redskin. I'd go so far as to say that the opening track on each of Ultravox first 4 albums are up there among the best.
    Saturday Night In The City Of The Dead - Ultravox 
    rockwrok - Ha Ha Ha
    Slow Motion - Systems Of Romance (My personal fave and my favourite album)
    Astradyne - Vienna
    What incarnation do you prefer ? Ultravox mk 1 or Ultravox mk 2
    Mark 1. I like both but prefer the less commercial stuff. You?
    Same here , really like John Foxx but i do like the more Synth pop side of the Midge Ure era .    
  • The early stuff is alright, but I do prefer them without the exclamation mark. I think Foxx developed a lot when he went solo too.
  • Walzinblack 
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