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Great album endings?
futile:
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"Eclipse" by Pink Floyd, from Dark Side of the Moon
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YES. But you have to listen to that together with Brain Damage. That heartbeat... And that quote at the end:
"There is no dark side of the moon. As a matter of fact, it's all dark."
WHAT DOES THAT SHIT MEAN??? Will somebody please get high and think about it and then tell us?
Joseph:
It means that the moon produces no light of its own, and just reflects the light of the sun instead.
Ravenbomb:
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--- Quote from: Ravenbomb ---"Outside the Wall" by Pink Floyd, from The Wall
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I always found that track to be boring and insubstantial after The Trial, but I guess it's conceptually essential.
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The best thing about Outside the Wall, is the "This is where" at the very end, Floyd's ability to connect the ends of albums is so good.
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But that connects to the start of the Wall...during the opening, there's a "where we came in?"
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exactly
Thrillho:
--- Quote from: Dark Flame ---It means that the moon produces no light of its own, and just reflects the light of the sun instead.
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33 years on, and the stoners' work is done.
JLM:
The Album Leaf - In A Safe Place - Bonus Track: I'm not sure if the track actually counts as part of "Moss Mountain Town" or not. All I know is that the first time i heard this I didn't get it. Finally I cranked up the volume on my speakers and heard quite possibly the best ending song ever.
B. Fleischmann - The Humbucking Coil - Aldebaran Waltz - More than ending song, B. Fleischmann managed to keep the appropriate tone and feel for every song on this album. One of the first great releases of 2006.
That's all I got for now.
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