ITT: Post albums with great closing tracks
ITT: Post albums with great closing tracks
Levi Turner
Joshua Howard
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Landon Sullivan
even if the rest of the album is hot or miss
Isaac Cox
hit**
Angel Smith
You're supposed to post albums with GOOD closing tracks, user!
Zachary Hill
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Blake Rodriguez
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Luke Lopez
why? pretty lose theme for a thread tbqh
Alexander Russell
good
bad
bad
GOOD
there are no good tracks on that album
off to a bad start, lads
Elijah Jones
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Dylan Carter
Yes
Juan Scott
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Dylan Lopez
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Brayden Anderson
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Henry Evans
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Adam Rivera
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Joshua Bailey
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Noah Perry
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Zachary Bennett
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Tyler Martin
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Noah Foster
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Christian Morales
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Angel Sullivan
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Jaxson Carter
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Kevin Howard
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Andrew Thompson
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Ryder Edwards
Literally every Radiohead album
Nathaniel Ward
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Liam Jones
>I MISS YOU
a closer so good that y'all already know what album im talking about
Aiden Lopez
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Grayson Rogers
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Isaiah Green
DI Go Pop as well.
Josiah Cooper
fuck yes
Hudson Moore
Yeaah I love how this album ends. Everything went downhill from there, even If I think Pinkerton is an amazing second record.
Jaxon Baker
my nigga
Jeremiah Fisher
came to post this
Justin Wood
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Evan Allen
I wish they had sawed off a bit off the wankery at the very end, I think the track could've ended at "I'm sorry dad no I'm not making this UP"
Elijah Turner
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Leo Thomas
Oh lordy. Still one of my top 5 songs of this decade.
Michael Cox
it definitely needed to end before "im nothing without you my darling please dont ever leave" because that's beta as fuck and borderline ruins the song
the bagpipe solo was ok tho
Thomas Roberts
Yeah I like the bagpipes, the guitar that comes in afterwards is excessive tho for sure, also agree about the beta lyrics
Idk man, sometimes I listen to the album and think it's a genuine 10/10, sometimes it barely scrapes a 6. Gotta be in the right mood for it (read: halfway hammered and depressed)
Brody Wood
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Parker Martin
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David King
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Jeremiah Flores
Amnesiac is a close 2nd
Nolan Richardson
Not really
Lincoln Gutierrez
these
Hunter Stewart
its my 2nd favorite after My Love Paramour
Isaac White
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Logan Walker
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Grayson Hernandez
best opener imho
Jacob Hall
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Christian Ortiz
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Christian Hall
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Mason James
the obvious one
Jace Brooks
Apple pie was a beauty
Michael Hughes
shit taste wow
Thomas Kelly
Such a shitty band
Jason Price
Best song on the album
Bentley Phillips
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Benjamin Watson
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Brody Anderson
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Justin Morales
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Blake Phillips
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Elijah Butler
Giant Swan too
Dylan Scott
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Carter Clark
Motherfucker
Nolan Rodriguez
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Nathan Reyes
People get way too caught up on whether or not this album, and Train in Vain in particular, are 'punk'. Whatever it is, it's fucking awesome.
Logan Miller
no one ever listens to me when I say a lot of Clash songs are prog rock.
Benjamin Adams
that's because that's fucking dumb and inaccurate lol
John Cook
Lost in the Supermarket, Straight To Hell, those are the examples I usually bring up, there are many more you could call progressive though, I'm not talking in the Genesis sense of prog rock.
Luke Morris
in what sense are you talking then?
Nathan Ward
in the sense that they progressed rock, but they did use a lot of new themes and unconventional styles in a lot of songs, Straight to Hell is the only song you could actually label as prog rock though.
Zachary Butler
>in the sense that they progressed rock
Wow, putting them in the category of literally tens of thousands of rock albums, what a goddamn descriptor
Next you'll be calling any rock song that's ever been heard via radio waves "space rock"
Noah Butler
I've heard it referred to as post-punk, but that doesn't describe the entire album either. I guess it's as close as you'll get though.
Jayden Miller
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Nicholas Taylor
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Aiden Murphy
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Nathan Gutierrez
Oh fuck, my negro
Christian Green
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Nolan Kelly
Unironically this
Austin Edwards
The Clash can't be prog, they actually had a sense of melody
John Peterson
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