ITT: THAT'S HOW YOU END A FUCKING ALBUM
ITT: THAT'S HOW YOU END A FUCKING ALBUM
Ayden Young
Juan Miller
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Jeremiah Cox
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Hudson Morris
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Julian Walker
holy shit
Jaxson Thomas
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Carson Adams
also this
Joshua Brown
Rare case where this applies to both the standard and special editions.
Matthew Morris
Possibly my favourite closer of the 90s
Alexander Anderson
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Jordan Price
Always loved the last song on this one.
Bentley Collins
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Nathaniel Powell
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Nicholas Martin
Bowie had a lot of good album-enders. Blackstar, Heathen, Ziggy, Buddha, and especially fucking Heroes.
Jason Perry
AAAAAARAAAAAAAAAAAAABIAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
(secret secret)
Elijah Ortiz
So ominous
Ryan Powell
Bowie's composition on those albums and a few others you didn't mention have a sort of tense-feel to the songs leading up to the last song, which is usually a song that's either a reprise of an earlier song or a "release" type of song. In that sense, like you said with Heroes, the last track blasts out of nowhere after tracks of ambience, with hard hitting rock n roll.
Jeremiah Wright
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Joseph Cooper
Heroes is almost like this infinite loop where Arabia is really the first track of the album (or the beginning of a new album in a pattern that repeats infinitely)
Kevin Bennett
This
Brody Scott
This. The Secret Life of Arabia is so fucking good, one of Bowie's finest. I've seen one or two reviews dismiss it as dragging on a bit which baffles me in all honesty.
Bowie's openers are definitely better than his closers, though.
>Space Oddity
>The Width of a Circle
>Changes
>Five Years
>Watch That Man
>Future Legend/Diamond Dogs
>Young Americans
>Station to Station
>Speed of Life
>Beauty and the Beast
>Outside
>Blackstar
So many fantastic openers in one discography, in fact I think he may be the best at opening an album in rock history, above the Beatles even.
Owen Anderson
>Not including Toy for the extended, improved Slip Away
Ethan Reed
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Adrian Perez
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Evan Hernandez
This guy Forgot to say Outside had a better outro than intro though.
Gabriel Williams
Why the fuck do bands think this 15+ minutes of silence and/or random shit is okay
Austin Anderson
Every DG album except exmilitary.
Caleb Thompson
Damn that song is so fucking good
>pay the man
>AW!!
>PAY THE MAN!!
>YAWW
Levi Davis
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Bentley Brown
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James Mitchell
Album is ok to good, but Space-Dye Vest is God-tier
Michael Green
good choices, everyone
Hunter Perez
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Blake Rodriguez
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Nicholas Richardson
nice thread
Christian Kelly
Wait, that one's from Americana
Charles Sanders
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Blake Sanders
underage detected
Lincoln Wood
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Hunter Ross
also probably the best album from 2016 that i haven't heard a single person on here say a word about.
all good posts.
Austin Taylor
Cassandra Gemini is the worst song in the album tho
Leo Barnes
>MAAAAAAAAAAAAAAATT
Alexander Sanders
underrated closer imo
Charles Harris
god i love echoes
David Martinez
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Christian Ross
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Tyler Stewart
this is the best one so far
Noah Butler
Great
Pic related has a very special place in my heart
Sebastian King
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Eli Adams
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Christopher Ross
xiu xiu: women as lovers; dear god i hate myself
bjork: homogenic
Jackson Torres
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Matthew Butler
Who would be the dead president?
Alexander Howard
>not posting the blue album itt
Ryan Ward
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Tyler Flores
Indisputable GOAT
Landon Roberts
Top album closer of the 90s
Easton Cruz
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Evan Foster
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Ian Garcia
h o l y
s h i t
Cameron Scott
HERBIE
Dylan Robinson
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Nathan Walker
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Christian Cook
Last two songs, fuck
Levi Bennett
Yup, can't get much better than Starless. The album is ridiculously good, but Starless is on an entirely different level
Ethan Moore
Second that senpai, amazing and powerful ending.
Robert Roberts
Except fracture
William Perry
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Grayson Richardson
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Aaron Sanchez
FEEEEEEEELLIIINNGG YOURSELF DISINTEGRATE
Hunter Diaz
the whole song is great, but the final 30 seconds are fucking bone chilling
Sebastian Nelson
Oh right. Well its awesome
Liam Brown
Blue is too obvious.
Honestly, most of their albums have great closers. Even Make Believe.
Gavin Kelly
>that part with lennon's vocals drifting into the crescendo
uuughhhhnnnnnnn
Julian Thompson
'no'
Alexander Ramirez
>"You are now an official member of the New Power Generation. Welcome to the dawn."
James Howard
The Angel And The One is such a god tier Weezer track, shame it's stuck on this album so no one remembers it or even bothers to listen to it.
Colton Wilson
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David Bailey
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Oliver Russell
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Daniel Perry
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Noah Stewart
BAAAAAAAABY
Kayden Hill
agreed, just overshadowed by the opener
Ryder Gomez
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Levi Jenkins
overlooked post
Cooper Myers
I'd also put forward Diamond Dogs for an amazing ending. Just the anxiety, that crashing down the last two songs give perfectly wraps the album up if you're someone into concept albums and the subject he was shooting for on that one.
Arabia is probably better technically, though. Also, Wild is the Wind is beautiful.
Also, Subterraneans is one of my favorite songs, period, and that's an absolute 1000/10 closer, fucking perfect.
I just miss David Bowie.
Hunter Jenkins
bump
Michael White
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Nicholas Torres
best Lennon McCartney song there is. imo
Jayden Allen
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Samuel Campbell
lol no
Caleb Jones
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Christopher Barnes
Why this wasnt immediately posted is beyond me
Nathaniel Cook
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Jaxson Davis
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Gabriel Campbell
good taste
Chase Wright
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Aaron Hernandez
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Ian Cruz
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Jason Johnson
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