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The Smiths - The Queen Is Dead - Some Girls Are Bigger Than Others

Would? - Alice in Chains - Dirt.

Partly because my old band used to do a decent version of it, but it's such a killer track.

War Within A Breath - Rage Against The Machine - The Battle For Los Angeles (although Freedom off their debut runs it close)

I'm in a rock mood today.

Glory Box.
I am the Resurrection.

After a thread discussing the album in a thread just last week:

All Apologies from In Utero.

Beastie Boys - B-Boy Bouillabaisse from Paul's Boutique

YES YES

NIN- Hurt ,Corsair, Triptykon- The Prolonging, Celtic Frost- Triptych III: Winter ,

Meshuggah- Sum

Mexicola wrote:

A_Northern_Soul wrote:Love this thread.

Indeed. Well played Rod

You just wait for the follow up, best album OPENERS!

From whoever may post it.



Going to throw out another honorable mention: Boreal Network - Thanks for Playing

Which happens to be my no. 1 BN track.

Acetone - Always Late (If You Only Knew)

The Almost - Everything That Makes Me Sick (Southern Weather)

The Apples in stereo - Pine Away (Fun Trick Noisemaker)

The Apples in stereo - Rocket Pad (Science Faire)

Bibio - Poplar Avenue (Fi)

Bibio - You Won't Remember... (Silver Wilkinson)

Candy Claws - A Strange Land Discovered (Hidden Lands)

Cursive - What Have I Done? (Mama, I'm Swollen)

Duster - Stars Will Fall (Transmission, Flux) It's an EP, but it's such a great closer.

Elliott Smith - Say Yes (Either/Or)

Jose Gonzalez - Cycling Trivialities (In Our Nature)

Neva Dinova - A Man and His Dream (You May Already Be Dreaming)

The Olivia Tremor Control - NYC 25 (Dusk at Cubist Castle)

Papercuts - The World I Love (Can't Go Back)

Red House Painters - Kavita (Old Ramon)

Songs: Ohia - Goodnight Lover (Axxess & Ace)

Tom Waits- That Feel

Queens of the Stone Age- ...Like Clockwork

Tool- Third Eye

hmmm wayyy too many other ones..

Just gonna write the first one that came to mind:
Halcyon by Orbital (the brown album)

I'm not just going for "good songs at the end of an album", I'm making sure that they actually are good ways to close their respective records, some what summing up what the album has said.

Sly & the Family Stone - Thank You For Talkin' To Me Africa
Blur - Battery In Your Leg
Linda Perhacs - Delicious
They Might Be Giants - End of the Tour
Fleetwood Mac - Gold Dust Woman
Beck - Ramshackle
Van Morrison - Slim Slow Slider
George Harrison - Hear Me Lord (No one counts the jam side)
Joni Mitchell - Hejira
The Unicorns - Ready to Die
Cocteau Twins - Frou-Frou Foxes in Midsummer Fires

more to come maybe if I'm bored

Animal Collective - Alvin Row
Max Tundra - Until We Die
Talking Heads - This Must Be the Place
Mr. Bungle - Merry Go Bye Bye
The Dismemberment Plan - Back and Forth
The Residents - Festival of Death
Death Grips - Hacker
XTC - Complicated Game

Brian Eno - Spider and I (from Before and After Science)
Rush - La Villa Strangiato (from Hemispheres)
Genesis - It (from The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway)
Stereolab - Contronatura (from Dots and Loops)
Sigur Rós - track 8 (from "()" LP) and Heysátan (from Takk...)
King Crimson - Larks' Tongues in Aspic part 2 (from Larks' Tongues in Aspic)
Vangelis - Intergallactic Radio Station (from Direct)
Mike Oldfield - Music from the Balcony (from Heaven's Open)
Frank Zappa - Waka/Jawaka (from Waka/Jawaka) and The Adventures of Greggery Peccary (from Läther)

I can't believe nobody mentioned Too Long on daft punks discovery.

Well Abbey Road has that whole medley leading into The End, which is a pretty good ending. BUT I'm gonna cheat kinda because I think She's So Heavy which ends side 1 of that album is a terrific closer the way it builds into sheer noise and then just cuts off. It's one of my favorite musical moments.

For me that gotta be Wavy Gravy on Sasha's Airdrawndagger

Serge Gainsbourg's Cargo CultE from Histoire de Melody Nelson

The Telepathic Kid wrote:I'm not just going for "good songs at the end of an album", I'm making sure that they actually are good ways to close their respective records, some what summing up what the album has said.

Sly & the Family Stone - Thank You For Talkin' To Me Africa
Blur - Battery In Your Leg
Linda Perhacs - Delicious
They Might Be Giants - End of the Tour
Fleetwood Mac - Gold Dust Woman
Beck - Ramshackle
Van Morrison - Slim Slow Slider
George Harrison - Hear Me Lord (No one counts the jam side)
Joni Mitchell - Hejira
The Unicorns - Ready to Die
Cocteau Twins - Frou-Frou Foxes in Midsummer Fires

more to come maybe if I'm bored

I was going to post Beck - Ramshackle here actually. Supposedly it was the only remaining track from the version of Odelay that he otherwise completely scrapped before writing all the stuff that eventully went on to appear on the album.

Still can't believe nobody has put Pink Floyd - Echoes.