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A lot of intros of other songs on NCAT: Walk on Silver Water: intro of Get The Message, I read somewhere that Summer Days on Holiday has the intro of I Am The Ressurection (Stone Roses) - indeed a remarkable resemblance - and Head into Tomorrow has a intro like Over the Hills and Far Away (Led Zeppelin). Dynamo: intro of Won't Get Fooled Again (Who). Maybe there are some more intros from other songs?

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I think youre being too introspective :laugh:

should have gone to specsavers:rolleyes::\

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There is a little guitar riff in SUmmer Days which is lifted out of Jimi Hendrix All Along The Watchtower.

But I don't care as Summer Days is my favourite NO related song for 20 years! MEGA.

It even mentions Quadrant Park - now if only BL would do a cover of Asha's "J J Tribute"...

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bulgy_eyes wrote: There is a little guitar riff in SUmmer Days which is lifted out of Jimi Hendrix All Along The Watchtower.

But I don't care as Summer Days is my favourite NO related song for 20 years! MEGA.

It even mentions Quadrant Park - now if only BL would do a cover of Asha's "J J Tribute"...

....i love it around 3 mins 08 secs:thumb: :hat:

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The start of Higher Wider Deeper reminds me of Seven Chinese Brothers by REM.

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Old Blue wrote: The start of Higher Wider Deeper reminds me of Seven Chinese Brothers by REM.

Agreed! :clap: In itself the song reminds me of Sabotage - from New Order of course.

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bulgy_eyes wrote: There is a little guitar riff in SUmmer Days which is lifted out of Jimi Hendrix All Along The Watchtower.

Thanks!

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Hendrix eh,

no reason to get excited

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Edit: I actually don't recognise Over the hills and far away, but I do recognise Rain Song of Led Zeppelin in Head into Tomorrow (both from Houses of the Holy).

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