Closing your album with a ballad, or the slowest/longest song is corny and way overdone. Discuss.
Closing your album with a ballad, or the slowest/longest song is corny and way overdone. Discuss
Evan Foster
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Kevin Gray
Over-analyzing the track order of an album is being a part of the problem.
Grayson Green
"Easy" didn't fit in Angel Dust at all really.
Michael Richardson
On GP is the best death grips song tho
Nicholas Adams
I think they did it right
Nolan Parker
that's a bonus track
Easton Lee
No
Asher Myers
True, true...
They promoted it like it was an original track though.
Mason Thomas
I agree as far as ballad/slow song being last, but I don't mind it being the longest.
I mean, Sister Ray is the perfect example.
Brandon Martin
They did this before it was a cliche though. Plus, it doesn't really apply to the best songs of all time.
Jose Moore
It depends on the quality. Earthmover for example does this well
Angel Phillips
Whatever the artist wants. If it fits the album it works for me. just going with the flow.
Jordan Miller
Doesn't matter if the music is majestic
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Cooper Price
Making threads with an image of Fantano and using his image to validate your plebeian opinions is corny and way overdone. Discuss.
Charles Martinez
Definitely. The Modern Dance was perfect in its overall composition as far as track length goes.
Jordan Barnes
American Dream was like that, it just lost all the energy it was building up through out the album in the last song
Nolan Brooks
TBF Sound of Silver was like that too..
Jayden Sanchez
>second to last song is the softest on the album
>last song is the heaviest on the album
Does this exist?
Brody King
Billy Talent's debut
Alexander Martinez
Not really, it's a common practice among re-releases. To sell more, not to make the album better (or worse).
Joshua Gomez
Starting a thread with Fantano, or another internet music reviewer is corny and way overdone. Discuss.
Samuel Watson
New York, I Love You is amazing and ends on a very energetic note. Also one of their best songs. So, no.
Brandon Cook
That's a fact but it ended with 2.0 now didn't it
Easton Price
Love Radiohead but this describes like half their discography at least
Parker Roberts
See
Juan Kelly
wrong
Michael Martin
The track order is always significant
Carter Diaz
It can be, but it's not always significant.
Grayson Richardson
It's melancholic and relatively slow-paced/stripped down. That's not a lot different from how American Dream progresses from start to finish. It has nothing to do with quality, really. The point of the OP was that slow ballads are overdone at the end, and "New York, I Love You" is a slow ballad.
Michael Hughes
Have you even listened to the last minute or so?
John Mitchell
It is kind of loud.