What song makes you think: “Wait... Here comes the good bit!” AND what is that good bit?

What song makes you think: “Wait... Here comes the good bit!” AND what is that good bit?

Elvis Costello's "Waiting for the End of the World" has that funky instrumental bit right after "The bride, the groom, the congregation and the priest/all got onto the train when we were three stations east, yeah"

PSB Left To My Own Devices; the pause before the 2nd verse followed by
"It's not a crime when you look the way you do / the way i like to picture you.."

I think "Big Enough" is kind of the ultimate example of this, start here, you'll know when you hear it

https://youtu.be/rvrZJ5C_Nwg?t=1m50s

Many many songs.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6SZxibmeGmo

The Flaming Lips - "Abandoned Hospital Ship" (good bit at 5:37 in the live video above)

- the bridge in Public Enemy's "Bring The Noise"

- the feedback solo in the Who's "Anyway Anyhow Anywhere"

- Keith Moon's scream/entrance in Jeff Beck's "Beck's Bolero"

- the horn entrance on Isaac Hayes' "By The Time I Get To Phoenix"

Eno's part in virginia plain For sure

The massed choral outro in party fears two. Transcendent

it's like the supremes. see the way it builds up?

the most recent one that's gotten to me is around the six minute mark in Jeff Rosenstock's "USA", which features one of my favorite underused rock sounds: cheerleader chants

Et tu, USA! / Et tu et tu, USA! / WOO!