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Invammocon:
There's also whatever that is that ends "Tight" by Mindless Self Indulgence. Whatever it is, it seems appropriate.

Yayniall:

--- Quote from: imapiratearg on 19 Apr 2009, 20:16 ---"Staying Alive" by Cursive is probably my favorite album-closer of all-time.


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Also:

We were born..... at the end of Of Montreal's Hissing Fauna
California1/Youth + Beauty at the end of Decemberist's Castaways
Only in dreams at the end of Weezer's blue
2headedboy2 at the end of Aeroplane by NMH
Alas I cannot swim at end of Laura Marling's s/t (afer the big wait)
In Mind - DMST - History in Rust

Yeah.

Melodic:
My Body Is A Cage was a pretty good closer for Neon Bible. Shite song, though.
A Lack Of Color is beautiful! It caps an extremely good album extremely well.
I thought Sons & Daughters from The Crane Wife was really uplifting and a nice way to end the entire album.
This Heart's On Fire is maybe my favorite song from Apologies To The Queen Mary, maybe. Either way it is a nice way to end it!

David_Dovey:

--- Quote from: rynne on 20 Apr 2009, 05:17 ---Incidentally, one of the things that really irks me about reissued albums is how bonus tracks are often put right after the main tracklisting.  Nothing kills the effectiveness of a great album closer than making it a lead-in to a couple B-sides.

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Sir, truly. I generally get rid of bonus tracks, particularly for albums that have pretty definitive closers. One notable exception is the bonus tracks on Stay Positive by The Hold Steady. I think "Two Handed Handshake" is a better closer than "Slapped Actress."

The first thing that came into my head was "Just Abandoned Yourself" by Boris from their album Pink. Wonderful, wailing, swelling, urgent melodicism tripping into 10+ minutes of feedback and drone. Yes indeed.

Thrillho:
I always rip the bonus tracks but put them in the artist folder as extraneous tracks rather than ripping them WITH the album.

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