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I haven’t looked through all the pages………but I seem to agree with everyone’s suggestions……
But this one………for me……..is brilliant. 31 secs them boom….
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I’m looking Through You
These come to mind now, if I can think of some others I’ll edit the post and add them.
EDIT: I just remembered Lovely Rita , a song that I, ironically, don’t like that much. The intro promises a lot but the actual song doesn’t (in my opinion) deliver. But what an intro.
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While My Guitar Gently Weeps …I’ve heard it for 25 years and it still gives me chills every time I hear that intro.
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Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da , Piggies , Being For The Benefit of Mr. Kite
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Got My Mind Set On You
(This song probably has the best drum intro and also got the catchiest beats, I wonder who came up with that maybe it was ringo)
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21 November 2012
Offline Yeah IMO George’s version is an improvement on the original
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1 November 2012
Offline I always have a problem with “best” when it comes to anything Beatles-oriented, since so much is superb; but here goes:
1) The cockcrow followed by the saxophones of Good Morning Good Morning
2) The jet landing then the rock guitar chords & drums of Back in the U.S.S.R.
3) The sudden immediate launching into the singing of the song without any instrumental ado (sort of the opposite of an “intro”, eh?) — in these three (there may be more but I can’t think of them now):
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15 May 2014
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The sudden immediate launching into the singing of the song without any instrumental ado (sort of the opposite of an “intro”, eh?) — in these three (there may be more but I can’t think of them now):
@Funny Paper
I couldn’t have agreed more.
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I always have a problem with “best” when it comes to anything Beatles-oriented
Right. I wish there was more use of the word “favorite”.
One of my favorites is the Anthology version of ‘You Can’t Do That ‘ – “A one two three fo-wah”
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19 April 2010
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Funny Paper said
The sudden immediate launching into the singing of the song without any instrumental ado (sort of the opposite of an “intro”, eh?) — in these three (there may be more but I can’t think of them now):@Funny Paper
I couldn’t have agreed more.
here’s a few more:
probably more that just start with the vocal
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Offline I Me Mine with George’s 6 second Guitar intro and Paul on the Hammond Organ is just “absolutely beautiful”. 
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Offline Thanks robert — Julia is a great one I’d forgotten about. And Can’t Buy Me Love fits the bill nicely.
Speaking of good intros in general, if someone already mentioned this one, I second it: That barred sussy chord signalling the start of A Hard Day’s Night is impeccable!
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14 April 2010
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Oudis said
Funny Paper said
The sudden immediate launching into the singing of the song without any instrumental ado (sort of the opposite of an “intro”, eh?) — in these three (there may be more but I can’t think of them now):@Funny Paper
I couldn’t have agreed more.
here’s a few more:
probably more that just start with the vocal
We had a discussion a while back where we talked about all of the songs that began a cappella even if it was only for one note. There were quite a few.
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for anyone interested in seeing that conversation, see https://www.beatlesbible.com/f…..7/#p141370
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21 November 2012
Offline robert said
Oudis said
Funny Paper said
The sudden immediate launching into the singing of the song without any instrumental ado (sort of the opposite of an “intro”, eh?) — in these three (there may be more but I can’t think of them now):@Funny Paper
I couldn’t have agreed more.
here’s a few more:
probably more that just start with the vocal
EDIT: Oh oops didn’t see Ahh Girl’s post!
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Offline Day Tripper just because the riff is so memorable. Have to agree with While My Guitar Gently Weeps as well. Or I Saw Her Standing There (“One two three, FOUR!”)
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Offline It has been mentioned by many, but that feedback dissolving into a riff in I Feel Fine is so inspiring that I still get chills when I hear it, even though I’ve heard it 9 million times. I still remember where I was when I first heard it as a kid, because it was so different and beautiful. The bright clarity of the sound of that riff always exemplified to me Chuck Berry’s line “he could play the guitar like ringing a bell.” 
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