Greatest moments in rock

[Smelodies]

Huh, never saw this before.

Pete Townshend gets mad at a Roadie... Live at Kilburn...

[Smelodies]

Someone at the BBC has too much time on his hands.

Keith Moon on stage with Elvis

[Crusherkc]

aw shit, for a second there I fell for it.  "Cool, Marvin Gaye appeared with Elvis?!"

[Smelodies]

Alright you want something real?  How about Tom Jones meets CSN&Y!

Tom Jones & Crosby,Stills,Nash and Young - Long Time Gone (1969)

[Cityslang716]

Here's one for Vance...
Yes - Heart Of The Sunrise
1:45 - 2:10 - Steve Howe gradually bringing back the main riff over top of Chris Squire's bass breakdown

[dave from knoxville]

Oh yes, absolutely great. I would argue for all of the intro to Close to the Edge prior to the lyric vocals, as well. Nothing like it before or since.

[50backflips]

towards the end of Aladin Sane, I love the way the piano just starts to get ridiculous.  Then there's on that same album, towards the end of what might be called "let's spend the night together" (?) there is some sound effect that is really awesome.  Something caused by the guitar I think.

[hardweek]

That moment everyone gets once, where you put on Sloan's Twice Removed, listen to Penpals for the first time, and around the time of the Norwegian boy, there's that lyrical reveal of "oh, that's what this is about!"

Brilliant.

[dave from knoxville]

From its first second, the buzzing drone of Robert Fripp's guitar on Bowie's Heroes.

[Austin From Chicago]

DMZ - DON'T JUMP ME MOTHER

At the 0:15 mark, Monoman's scream, then the riff that follows. I know Tom's not taking any more theme song suggestions, but I still believe this one would have been a great choice. God knows it makes ME want to punch people in the face whenever *I* hear it.