Which iconic British album opening track hooks you from the very first second?

That building intro before Liam swaggers in with pure Mancunian confidence. The perfect statement of intent for a band about to take over the world.

That synth riff is instantly recognisable and the lyrics paint a perfect picture of a Brits-abroad package holiday. Pure 90s indie pop genius.

Six minutes of operatic madness that somehow became one of the nation's favourite songs. An opener that genuinely changed what pop music could be.

That slinky, slow-burning riff drips with late-night menace and instantly sets the mood. Sheffield indie boys gone full rock and roll seducers.

Heartbeats, ticking clocks, screams and then that gorgeous slide guitar. Few openers transport you somewhere else quite as completely.