Songs with cowbell

Discussion in 'Music' started by TangerineSoul, Apr 1, 2008.

  1. TangerineSoul

    TangerineSoul Member

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    Yeah, the obvious "Don't Fear The Reaper." But what are some songs you suddenly realize have cowbell?Mostly because it's something you don't really pay attention to unless you're listening specifically for it. Here's a couple to start.

    Radiohead - Electioneering
    Led Zeppelin - Houses of the Holy
    Bon Jovi - Shot Through The Heart (lol this one weirded me out)
     
  2. Beckner420

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    I think a lot of jethro tull has bells, i might be wrong, im just going by instinct.

    I actually hate the cowbell.
     
  3. bandbeyondescription

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    Rythem Devils-Grateful Dead
    Lots of Dead songs because it was Bill Graham's favorite insterment and you have to have respect to Bill.
     
  4. marbchic

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    mississippi queen - shit i forgot their name - err.. ..
     
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    Pink Floyd "PIGS"


    John Carpenters movies.. The cow bell adds thats horific chase effect..
     
  6. hippieatheart

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    let me help ya... mountain :tongue:
     
  7. StoneTempleRoses

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    Alsmost all the songs on GN'R's Appetite for Destruction, Steven Adler loves his cowbell!
     
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    Nazareth - Hair of the Dog
     
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