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    Posted: May 06 2008 at 13:45
You know. When there's a bad ass intro or outro with a solo for every instrument.

Here are mine

Intro:
Mahavishnu Orchestra - Meeting of the Spirits
Magma - Kohntarkosz prt. 1

Outros:
Area - L'Abbattimento Dello Zeppelin
Genesis - Los Endos (Seconds Out)

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I love tension build in introductions. Xanadu (Rush), The Sky Moves Sideways (Porcupine Tree) and Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Take a wild guess!) all do that brilliantly I think. Its cool how when you listen to stuff like that for the first time you think "Okay an instrumental piece..." and then the vocals come in, that's what I call a brilliant Prog-intro. I guess on a different level Close To The Edge by Yes would qualify, love the crazy virtuoso bursts and then the "Ahhhhh" and then doin' it all over again.
 
As for outros I'm going with Rush again, 2112. "Attention all planets of the Solar Federation, we have assumed control!" is one of the most awesome song endings ever. I defy anyone not to feel moved in some way by all that power. What a monster. I also really enjoy Tony Banks' outro on The Cinema Show, some of the best synth playing I've ever heard.
 
I just read back over your thread explaination and realised I may not have answered the question but I'm leaving my answer in anyway. Tongue
 
 
 
 
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From Genesis to Revelation, I mean, it starts out at Genesis, and like, then, it goes on to like Revelation.

'scuse me for starting out silly, but I will have to think about it a little bit to provide a meaningful answer.Ying%20Yang


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Released date are often when it it impacted you but recorded dates are when it really happened...
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Originally posted by Slartibartfast Slartibartfast wrote:

From Genesis to Revelation, I mean, it starts out at Genesis, and like, then, it goes on to like Revelation.


I highly prefer Vox Dei's La Biblia, music quality way much higher and well as you said but this one with the Genesis and finishing with the APOCALYPSE!
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Speaking of the MO, I love the ending to Hymn to Him.  Kinda winds down the way Meeting of the Spirits winds up.

OK, back to the salt mines until I can think of one of my favorite openers. Tongue


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I never post anything anywhere without doing more than basic research, often in depth.
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^ I just read back over your thread explaination and realised I may not have answered the question but I'm leaving my answer in anyway.
I never post anything anywhere without doing more than basic research, often in depth.
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Most threads go off topic anyway.  But now we can blame you. Wink
Released date are often when it it impacted you but recorded dates are when it really happened...
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Oooh, I got an opener, Todd Rundgren's Utopia: The Utopia Theme. Big%20smile 

Edit:
I'm sorry, I was actually thinking of The Ikon.

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Intro's:
Dream Theater- "Panic Attack"
Dream Theater- "ITPOE
Dream Theater- "The Mirror"
Porcupine Tree- "Fear of a Blank Planet"
Porcupine Tree- "What you are listening to" into "Synesthesia"
Yes- "Roundabout"
Opeth- "Harlequin Forest"
Opeth- "Deviverance"
 
Outro's:
Dream Theater- "The Glass Prison"
Dream Theater- "In the Name of God"
Porcupine Tree- "Strip the Soul"
Genesis- "Supper's Ready"
Opeth- "Blackwater Park"
BTBAM- "White Walls"
Liquid Tension Experiment- "Universal Mind"
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I don't really think some of you guys get what I mean by an intro or outro with a solo. Bah, who cares right?

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Intros..

Dance on a Volcano - Genesis
Dancing with the Moonlit Knight - Genesis
Wrong side of Wierd - IQ
Endless Dream - Yes
At the Harbour (piano intro) - Renaissance
Still Life - VDGG
Assault & Battery (From Warrior on the edge of Time) - Hawkwind
Xanadu - Rush
La Villa Strangiato - Rush

Outros..

Los Endos (original and Seconds Out versions) - Genesis
Suppers Ready - Genesis
2112 - Rush
Comfortably Numb - Pink Floyd
Dogs - Pink Floyd
Man ERG - VDGG
Ashes are Burning - Renaissance
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Originally posted by Grimfurg Grimfurg wrote:

I don't really think some of you guys get what I mean by an intro or outro with a solo. Bah, who cares right?


Oh yeah..sorry..

Oh well, Comfortably Numb and Ashes are Burning end with a solo..
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I'm Running off Big Generators has one of the most amazing outros I've heard, mostly due to the vocal ensemble.
 
If you want a more conventional pick, I'll be happy to cosign for Supper's Ready.
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Intros - 
              Birds of Fire - Mahavishnu Orchestra
              Interlude II - Maudlin of the Well (just splashing but an entire song is build around the beat of that splashing)
              Son et lumière - The Mars Volta (if it counts as an intro to Inertiatic ESP)
              Close to the Edge - Yes
              Air Conditioned Nightmare - Mr. Bungle (amazing vocal intro)
Outros-
             Used - Pain of Salvation (literally brings me to tears, such a MASSIVE climax)
             Third Eye - Tool
             The Future Sound of Music - Ulver
             I Will Lay Down My Bones Among the Rocks and Stones - Wolves in the Throne Room
             Awaken - Yes (just the absolute perfect ending to an incredible song)
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An assorment of Prog songs, but not necesarily Prog bands -
 
 
INTROs
Let There Be More Light - Pink Floyd
Yours Is No Disgrace - Yes (especially the Yessongs version)
Revealing Science of God - Yes
Porroh Man - Big Country
The Endless Enigma - ELP
Roads To Moscow - Al Stewart
Maggie May  - Rod Stewart
Dreammare - Uriah Heep
Join Together - The Who
Won't Get Fooled Again - The Who
My Generation - The Who (first three seconds)
 
 
 
OUTROs
Always the Way - James Reyne
Anthem - Alex Harvey Band
Strawberry Fields - Beatles
Hey Jude - Beatles
All You need is Love - Beatles
Its All too Much - Beatles
I am The Walrus - Beatles
5 Years - Bowie
Lucky Man - ELP
Rocket Man - Elton John
Epitaph - King Crimson
Song For Europe - Roxy Music
 
 
 
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Points: 68 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 23 2008 at 01:47
Yes's Siberian Khatru outro is some of the best music I've ever heard in my life. I expect, in heaven, this outro is readily available and Mr. Howe plays the &^%$ out of the solo for eternity. I'll be listening.
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