Drum intro

[Gavin Bennett]

>drum intro

[Jonathan Bell]

>intro sounds like a motorcycle or straight up has a motorcycle revving in it

[Henry Rivera]

>drum intro

[Andrew Nelson]

>tfw Ocean Man literally begins with a swooshing drum solo

[Lincoln Morris]

>record scratching intro

[Isaac Rivera]

>horn intro

[Camden White]

>intro

[Adam Garcia]

>song starts
>bass doesn't kick in until about a quarter of the way through

[Caleb Scott]

>Song fades out

[Luis Robinson]

>spoken word intro

[Tyler Hernandez]

>posting a post-season 3 image from spongebob

[Christopher Adams]

don stepped outside

[Henry Harris]

>album skits

[Wyatt Lopez]

>Implying drum breaks at the beginning of songs didn't help shape music into it's modern form through years of sampling
Ffs

[Hunter Adams]

>third song is just the second song sped up

[Kayden Brown]

album ?

[Justin Scott]

i remember you was conflicted

[Brandon Bennett]

1979?

[Joshua Moore]

it's not entirely accurate to say the third song is just the second song sped up, but he's referring to Good News For People Who Like Bad News by Modest Mouse. The guitar riffs and chord progressions for The World at Large and Float On are essentially the same but faster on Float On, but of course the lyrics are different

[Kevin Peterson]

Dut Dut Dut Dut

[Adam Thompson]

WREEEEE WROOOOO

[Matthew Young]

>song has intro

[Angel Butler]

Also religion 1 and 2 on public image LTD's first issue.