'Goodnight Josephine' from In Between Evolutions by The Tragically Hip.
'You Look So Fine' from Version 2.0 by Garbage.
'A Day In The Life' from Sgt Peppers by The Beatles.
'Faded' from Black Love by The Afghan Whigs.
'The Chauffeur' from Rio by Duran Duran.
Live - Gas Hed Goes West - Secret Samadhi
DBT's - A World Of Hurt - A Blessing And A Curse
DBT's - Goddamn Lonely Love - The Dirty South
DBT's - Angels and Fuselage - Southern Rock Opera
Indigo Girls - Land of Canaan - Strange Fire
Then you had to bring up reincarnation over a couple of beers the other night
1. Pink Floyd Echoes Meddle (the grandaddy for me, simply an epic masterpiece and still the perfect closer to one of the most important albums in Floyd's evolution) )
2. U2 Love is Blindness Achtung Baby
(just a haunting beauty and 2nd only to One on AB, to see it performed live is just awesome, to think the dreck their producing now, Yaweh for fuck sake, Wake Up Dead Man on Pop should get an honorable mention as well, an uncertain U2 is far more an interesting on than the radio friendly unit shifters they've become )
3. Pink Floyd Shine On 6-9 Wish You were Here
(not on a par with 1-5 but still an epic sublime closer to my fav album of all time)
4. Pink Floyd Brain Damage & Eclipse DSOM
(what can i say 2 perfect songs to end one of the most influential and lasting albums of all time)
5. Radiohead The Tourist Ok Computer ( just a perfect ending to the 90's masterpiece, dark, sombre & beautiful)
Queens of the Stone Age - Songs For The Deaf: Mosquito Song
Alice In Chains - Alice In Chains: Frogs
The Beatles - Sgt. Peppers: A Day In The Life
Bob Dylan - Bringing It All Back Home: It's All Over Now, Baby Blue
The Beatles - Revolver: Tomorrow Never Knows
Led Zeppelin - II: Bring It On Home. IV: When The Levee Breaks
Local H - Here Comes The Zoo: What Would You Have Me Do?
My Morning Jacket: Z: Dondante
Neil Young - Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere: Cowgirl In The Sand
Nine Inch Nails - The Fragile: Hurt
Nirvana - In Utero: All Apologies
Pink Floyd - Meddle: Echoes
Radiohead - The Bends: Street Spirit
Rage Against The Machine - Rage Against The Machine: Freedom
Talking Heads - Fear of Music: Drugs
Toadies - Rubberneck: I Burn
Tom Waits - Bone Machine: That Feel
Tortoise - TNT: Everglade
The Who - Who's Next: Won't Get Fooled Again
Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Turn Into
Kings of Leon - Arizona
My favorite album closers,...pretty good list.
Good list but "Hurt" is on The Downward Spiral. I think "The Great Below" closes out the first disc of "The Fragile" and I think it's a great song.
Hell yeah!!!!!! Damn!!! That's probably my all-time favorite album....what a closer!!
Other goods (some previously mentioned):
Atlanta~STP
Sleater-Kinney~Night Light
Pearl Jam~Parting Ways
Peter Gabriel~Biko (Peter Gabriel #3 or "Melt" album)
Sleater-Kinney~Jenny (Dig Me Out album)
Drive-by Truckers~Angels and Fuselage (Southern Rock Opera album)
Drive-by Truckers~Goddamn Lonely Love (The Dirty South album)
U2~40 (from the War album)
U2~All I Want is You (from Rattle and Hum)
All the world will be your enemy, Prince with a thousand enemies, and whenever they catch you, they will kill you. But first they must catch you, digger, listener, runner, prince with the swift warning. Be cunning and full of tricks and your people shall never be destroyed.
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Nirvana - In Utero: All Apologies
AC/DC - Live: For Those About To Rock (We Salute You)
if Pearl Jam's Ten didn't technically end with Master/Slave, I would have included Release in that list
'You Look So Fine' from Version 2.0 by Garbage.
'A Day In The Life' from Sgt Peppers by The Beatles.
'Faded' from Black Love by The Afghan Whigs.
'The Chauffeur' from Rio by Duran Duran.
The Late Greats from Wilco's "A Ghost is Born"
queens of the stone age - era vulgaris: run, pig, run
DBT's - A World Of Hurt - A Blessing And A Curse
DBT's - Goddamn Lonely Love - The Dirty South
DBT's - Angels and Fuselage - Southern Rock Opera
Indigo Girls - Land of Canaan - Strange Fire
2. U2 Love is Blindness Achtung Baby
(just a haunting beauty and 2nd only to One on AB, to see it performed live is just awesome, to think the dreck their producing now, Yaweh for fuck sake, Wake Up Dead Man on Pop should get an honorable mention as well, an uncertain U2 is far more an interesting on than the radio friendly unit shifters they've become )
3. Pink Floyd Shine On 6-9 Wish You were Here
(not on a par with 1-5 but still an epic sublime closer to my fav album of all time)
4. Pink Floyd Brain Damage & Eclipse DSOM
(what can i say 2 perfect songs to end one of the most influential and lasting albums of all time)
5. Radiohead The Tourist Ok Computer ( just a perfect ending to the 90's masterpiece, dark, sombre & beautiful)
PJ - All Or None
PJ - Indifference
Beatles - Tomorrow Never Knows
Good list but "Hurt" is on The Downward Spiral. I think "The Great Below" closes out the first disc of "The Fragile" and I think it's a great song.
pixies - gouge away (doolittle)
jimi hendrix - voodoo child (slight return) (electric ladyland)
muse - knights of cydonia (black holes & revelations)
arcade fire - my body is a cage (neon bible)
"I have come here to chew bubble-gum, and kick ass! And I'm all out of bubble-gum!" R.P.
Other goods (some previously mentioned):
Atlanta~STP
Sleater-Kinney~Night Light
Pearl Jam~Parting Ways
Peter Gabriel~Biko (Peter Gabriel #3 or "Melt" album)
Sleater-Kinney~Jenny (Dig Me Out album)
Drive-by Truckers~Angels and Fuselage (Southern Rock Opera album)
Drive-by Truckers~Goddamn Lonely Love (The Dirty South album)
U2~40 (from the War album)
U2~All I Want is You (from Rattle and Hum)
Good fucking call.:eek:
A big fuk yeah to those two.:)
And the sewers are all muddied with a thousand lonely suicides