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* PinkFloyd's "Time", noted for its overly long intro section.
* The VelvetUnderground's "All Tomorrow's Parties."

* TheWho's ''Baba O'Riley'' (aka [[RefrainFromAssuming Teenage Wasteland]]).

* James Blunt's "You're Beautiful". Especially notable as the singer himself screws it up in the version released to the public. The Music/WeirdAlYankovic parody lampshades this fact.

* Inverted in the single release of the MontyPython Lumberjack song. The music attempts to transition from the epic listing of trees to the actual singing portion, but when the singer keeps listing, it goes back to its epic tones, almost as if it were ashamed.

* James Blunt's "You're Beautiful". Especially notable as the singer himself screws it up in the version released to the public. The WeirdAl parody lampshades this fact.

* The Kingsmen's, "Louie Louie". "See.... (drums here) See Jamaica, the moon above." This is a slightly justified example, as the band had believed they were merely doing a rehearsal of the song.

* This can be heard during Music/DaftPunk's Alive 2007 LiveAlbum. Twice. The first time during "One More Time/Aerodynamic", in which the intro from "One More Time" was extended an extra bar causing hilarity when members of the crowd were heard trying to sing along, and again during "Superheroes/Human After All/Rock'n Roll", in which if you listen ''very'' closely, you can hear some audience members singing along too soon.

* Happens a multitude of times in the song "Everything Else" by [[EverythingElse the group of the same name.]]

* Happens a multitude of time's in the song "Everything Else" by [[EverythingElse the group of the same name.]]

* {{Journey}}'s "Don't Stop Believing"

* {{Metallica}}'s "Creeping Death", just before the "die" section - it seems just a tad too long.

* LedZeppelin's "Tangerine". It takes Jimmy Page a couple tries to get the tempo right.

* The Kingsmen's, "Louie Louie". On one of the choruses, the singer comes in too early. "Ah, Louie Louie, nah nah nah nah nah, I said we gotta go." Also on a verse: "See.... (drums here) See Jamaica, the moon above." This is a slightly justified example, as the band had believed they were merely doing a rehearsal of the song.

* Metallica's "Creeping Death", just before the "die" section - it seems just a tad too long.

* The Kingsmen's, "Louie Louie". On one of the choruses, the singer comes in too early. "Ah, Louie Louie, nah nah nah nah nah, I said we gotta go." Also on a verse: "See.... (drums here) See Jamaica, the moon above."

*Inverted in the single release of the MontyPython Lumberjack song. The music attempts to transition from the epic listing of trees to the actual singing portion, but when the singer keeps listing, it goes back to its epic tones, almost as if it were ashamed.