Talking about the trumpets on Loves Forever Changes got me thinking about those moments in songs that really get you, the bits you listen out for no matter how much you've heard the song.
For me, Beatlewise, its:
-the Blisters on my fingers ending of Helter Skelter. Unforgettable.
-going into the 3rd verse of A Day in the Life, after the 1st big "thingy"
-when the guitars crash in on the main part of Band on the Run
-the 1st na na nas on Hey jude

Quoted from kevin_b

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-going into the 3rd verse of A Day in the Life, after the 1st big "thingy"

oops-I meant after Paul's refrain
ps-I hate the way he emphasises tthe word "smoke"-not very subtle

I dig a Pygmy by Charles Hawtrey and the Deaf Aids... Phase One in which Doris gets her oats...

i think thats what you mean eh kev ?

-the '' blisters on my fingers '' on helter skelter definetaly...
-the intro on revolution, with the scream...amazing
- na na na's on hey jude are great too...

Quoted from kevin_b

oops-I meant after Paul's refrain
ps-I hate the way he emphasises tthe word "smoke"-not very subtle

I really like the emphasis, almost highlighting the comfortbale situation being a Beatle affords.

The laughs in 'And Your Bird Can Sing' (anthology version)

- na na na's in hey jude
- laughter and "thank you" at the end of Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da

i love the beginning guitar on heart full of soul by the yardbirds and the guitar work in you really got me now by the kinks.

distorted guitar is so appealing to me. guess that's why j beck is my favorite guitarist.

when lennon comes in on I've Got A Feeling
the solo on Let it Be
the heys on Youve Got to Hide Your Love Away

John's high note on "Happiness is a Warm Gun"
"woooos" in Twist and Shout
opening chord in A Hard Day's Night
beep beeps in Drive My Car

-the ending part on Hello,Goodbye
-the heavy breathing during the "solo" on Come Together
-the " woke up, got outta bed..." part on A Day In The Life
-the long piano note at the end of A Day In The Life

A Day In The Life:

- The long piano note at the end, definately

A Hard Day's Night:

- The beginning chords mark you a lot

Across The Universe:

- The first Jai Guru Deva at the end

All You Need Is Love:

- The 'She Loves You' singing bit at the end

Blackbird:

- The chirping birds

Day Tripper:

- The first solo that is played in this song

Girl:

- The 'ssssss's

Hello Goodbye:

- The sayings at the end (sound sort of like 'Hey la, hey the mey low a...')

Helter Skelter:

- The 'blisters on mah fingers' part

Hey Jude

- The beginning of the Na na na na's

I Am The Walrus:

- The bit at the end that sounds like a radio

I Feel Fine:

- The beginning chords

I Saw Her Standing There:

- The 'one, two, three, four' at the beginning

Let It Be:

- The first piano notes

Lovely Rita:

- The 'aaaaaaaah' of the beginning

Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da:

- The beginning chords

Piggies:

- The pig's 'oink's

Rain:

- The part that Lennon's sentence is said backwards, near the end

Revolution:

- The scream at the beginning

Strawberry Fields Forever:

- The part where the sound fades and then comes back

Tomorrow Never Knows:

- The first sound effects

Two Of Us:

- The first sentence, with no sound. 'I dig a pygmy, etc.'

With A Little Help From My Friends:

- When they say "Billy Shears" at the beginning

Yellow Submarine:

- When they simulate they are in an actual submarine (Full spead ahead, etc.)

And that may not be even half of everything...

for me
of course the first NA NA's on hey jude


Tomrow never knows when john says " turn off your mind and float downstream"

taxman- 1... 2 ..3 ..4 when they count at the beginging

In my life : when john starts out with perfect words "there are places i remember" and also the little piano solo

It wont be long- the very beginging when john screams "it wont be long ya!"

Dear prudence- how it has that little noise from back in the ussr and goes to that beatifull guitar

You Wont See Me-- "Oooooooohhhh lalalala"

A Day In Life-- the whole song

Lovely Rita-- all those breathing sounds at the end.. and the hilarious beep in the begining that made no sense but i like it

I can think of one for every song they have

if you Pan your speakers over to the left or right you can hear loads of stuff in the background as me and Apps found out .. people coughing, singing when they shouldnt of been .. have a listen !

i love the bit on penny lane, and the end, where it goes into the high bit...and it sounds really optimistic...pauls piano work again

Quoted from Mr_Kite

if you Pan your speakers over to the left or right you can hear loads of stuff in the background as me and Apps found out .. people coughing, singing when they shouldnt of been .. have a listen !

2:58 minutes into Hey Jude you can hear John say, "wrong chord... f*cking hell"

And another one of my favorite song moments:
One, Two, Three, FAW!

Quoted from Mairi

2:58 minutes into Hey Jude you can hear John say, "wrong chord... f*cking hell"

oh really  

can you only hear that by paning the speakers ?

yeh you can hear john say that...its actually pretty pretty obvious, but you dont notice it at first.

apparantley, when john was playing, he struck a wrong chord and 'said fucking hell', right before paul goes into 'naa naa naa nahnanaanah'.

ok but do you need to pan the speakers ?

i dunno-doubt it

hehe ok m8.. ill give it a listen

yeh...u do that

Useful posts....

There is a link somewhere on this forum about anomilies like that...I'll see what I can dig up.

Here u go guys...Should help some more.      http://www.pootle.demon.co.uk/wgo.htm

Quoted from Mairi

2:58 minutes into Hey Jude you can hear John say, "wrong chord... f*cking hell"

And another one of my favorite song moments:
One, Two, Three, FAW!

LMAO, i never knew he said wrong chord, i always heard F*ckin hell...lol ill give it another listen

During Hey Jude...about three minutes, fifty seconds -- bangbangbang, orchestra comes in, the na na na...very fab. <333333

XD;; And the "tit-tit-tit..."s in Girl.

Obla Di- Ob La Da  Paul sings 'Desmond lets the children lend a hand, then John says "Arm!" and George says "Leg!".

The 'Frere Jacques' part of 'Paperback Writer'.

The end of Im Looking Through You...amazing.
Got to Get you into my Life - the distance of his Voice later on..with the summary " I was Alone I took a ride, I didn't know what I would find there!"

"Too ra ra's" in Do you want to know a secret
The forced verse "well work it out now HONEY" in twist and shout
The low drums between "Every little thing she does" and "She does for me"
The first verse of "you're going to lose that girl"
The unedited S's and T's of You wont see me
The instrumental climax after I'm lookin through you's chorus
The reverse notes in I'm only sleeping
The hindu music of Love you too
The rhymes in "and your bird can sing"
"feel so suicidal even hate my rock and roll" verses of yer blues
Baby crying sounds in rev #9
Last verse of Oh darling
"sweet loretta fat she tought she was a cleaner but she was a frying pan" intro in some version of get back
"all these years I've been wondering why...." part of I've got a feeling
Guitar solo in Let it be (album version specially, but really in any)

I also like Ringo's little spoken bits like "Rock on George, one time for Ringo" in 'Honey Don't'. Also, when he kind of realizes that 'If You've Got Troubles' wasn't really going anywhere and says "Rock on, anybody".

Tambourine in While My Guitar Gently Weeps (3:23 - 3:29)

Most of those already listed make my list, but my favourite moment is the primal scream leading into the outro in I Want You (She's So Heavy).  Still gives me a shiver most times I hear it, especially as the bass just keeps on doing its thing behind it.

when the orchestra comes in all-badass for the last verse of I am the Walrus. starting with the "Semoline pilchards climbing up the Eiffel Tower" line

The french horn in "For no one"!

The raise in Pauls voice at the end of "Nowhere man"!

the "cha cha boom" in besame mucho!

Paul making the shooting sound in the take of Rocky Raccoon of the anthology! and the "sminkin?" bit!

the "la la la" at the end of misery!

"bob the robert"!

and many more!

Piano on Lovely rita

Beginning of Lucy in the Sky

She Said Sha Said when John says "when i was a boy, everything was riiiiiiiight, everything was riiiiiiight" and also
"and your making me feel like i've never been born"

the chorus on Im only sleeping (during John's "Please dont wake me please dont shake me, leave me where i am" verse)

Strawberry field's (Anthology Version) take 7, near the ending when the drums come in all loud and crazy

on Love You To when George says "but what you got means such alot to meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee..."

Rocky Racoon's "da da da da da da da da daaa" with the old timey piano
(it's hard to type but i think you know which part im talking about)

and like a  thousand other parts that are too obscure to list  

Quoted from Will Campbell

Most of those already listed make my list, but my favourite moment is the primal scream leading into the outro in I Want You (She's So Heavy).  Still gives me a shiver most times I hear it, especially as the bass just keeps on doing its thing behind it.

Exactly!!!! i know what you mean!