Luyện nghe bài hát Language Instructions

There are always two signals in any "sign."
The says,"listen up!
I'm say something!!"
The second what to do.
The is always the same.
The is the variable.
In some
(asshole in the row)

the second actually
to a third,
but this is not the case.
The signal is a high pitched trill,
usually for twomeasures.
Anyone--Trey, or Page may do it
(But not
"Fish talks so much in real life we don't let him talk here!"--Trey).

If the jam is really hectic, the is different.
It is a one measure figure which sounds like CCCC/Bb Bb/G
(slash = division),
although it changes with keys.
This used to be the
(listen to old bootlegs),
but is usedonly now.

The signal:
here is a catalogue of signals on Trey'sintro,
and on my own

1) Simpsons song (you know!):
Everyone "D'OH!!"

2) to "To everything, turn, turn, turn":
Everyone around and screams.

3) falling notes:
a one measure figure, each note is bent down to the
(on the guitar, anyway):
everyone down.

4) Triplets of a strange sounding altered chord on 1,3,1,3
(two measures):
to asshole in the front row.
(What do they do after
Anyone at Portsmouth can explain the cheering?)

5) One measure figure that like zip zip zip zip!
(i.e. hand slides up the very quickly 4x):
immediately plays a four bar waltz stomp.

6) music to "it mean a thing if it ain't got that swing):
band cuts to swing beat.

7) scraping on the guitar
(similar to #5, except scrapes are lower pitched, and go both down and up the fretboard):
shouts, "AWWW FUCK!"

8) theme
(listen to the intro to note!
is not a signal!
It lacks the first part--the getter.):
everyone sings a note.

That's all I have been to decipher up to this point,
although I suspect the presence of at two more:
One that says,stop and freeze!
One that says, stop and your hands up anddown wildly
(the strobes on for this one).