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Greatest Endings In Rock and Roll
- Thread starter Silkie
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Wiggle Wobble--Les Cooper
Rawhide--Link Wray
"Wild Wild Life" by the Talking Heads sort of does that, too.phantom444 said:
firepoint525 said:
Little Girl--Syndicate of Sound
On the "intros" thread, I posted the single mix of "Another Brick in the Wall," part 2 by Pink Floyd. But here, I am suggesting the album version for the outro. "If you don't eat your meat, you can't have any pudding! How can you have any pudding if you don't eat your meat? And you! Yes, you behind the bikestands! Stand still, laddy!" Yes, I looked that up on a lyrics website. The British accent is so thick that I couldn't otherwise have understood even half of that!
Fastball, "The Way"
It's nice when an outro is so compelling that radio is forced to let it play out!
It's nice when an outro is so compelling that radio is forced to let it play out!
Somebody To Love--Jefferson Airplane
Supertramp, "Take the Long Way Home." This one usually got butchered when played on top 40 radio back in the day, but at least classic rock stations let it finish. It has a definite ending. The repeating "long way home" at the end does not fade out, as top 40 radio would have had you to believe. It does come to a definite finish.
Try Too Hard--Dave Clark Five (good beginning and good ending)
Good Thing - Paul Revere & The Raiders (also good beginning and ending)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZAiWbqEbgfs&NR=1
Let Me - Paul Revere & The Raiders
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZAiWbqEbgfs&NR=1
Let Me - Paul Revere & The Raiders
Silkie said:
At The Scene--Dave Clark Five (another good beginning and ending)
This thread has morphed into the weird and obscure and irrelevant. "Greatest Endings" to me means something memorable!!
Fade outs are a great ending?? Gimme Dat Ding? Gimme A Break.
LP cuts somehow don't correlate to this forum's title.
The birds chirping at the end of Layla, now that is more like it. I think, if I do say so myself, that the ends of Running Scared and Bridge Over Troubled Water are memorable, classic, and end with a climax.
Fade outs are a great ending?? Gimme Dat Ding? Gimme A Break.
LP cuts somehow don't correlate to this forum's title.
The birds chirping at the end of Layla, now that is more like it. I think, if I do say so myself, that the ends of Running Scared and Bridge Over Troubled Water are memorable, classic, and end with a climax.
SuperRadioFan said:This thread has morphed into the weird and obscure and irrelevant. "Greatest Endings" to me means something memorable!!
Fade outs are a great ending?? Gimme Dat Ding? Gimme A Break.
LP cuts somehow don't correlate to this forum's title.
The birds chirping at the end of Layla, now that is more like it. I think, if I do say so myself, that the ends of Running Scared and Bridge Over Troubled Water are memorable, classic, and end with a climax.
Who cares?
Color My World - Chicago
I care and that's all that matters ... to me of course
Color My World?? Are you kidding??
Color My World?? Are you kidding??
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