Your favorite finale to a Beatles album

Good Night for me, since it's the perfect album finale with Can You Take Me Back and Revolution 9 preceding it.

 

The End

I dismiss Her Majesty as the finale.

 

At least you could have listed them all. Now we cannot have the discussion between fans of Yellow Submarine in Pepperland and Money. And we lose all those moraly superior remarks on Run for Your Life.

 

Greatest finality of any album ever released -- the end

 

And Dizzy Miss Lizzy

 

All of them because they mean the album is almost over?

Cheap shot, I know. Forgive me.

 

Twist And Shout, followed very closely by Tomorrow Never Knows.

 

Oh, I just mentioned the most obvious examples. Of course we could have debated the legitimity of Magical Mystery Tour and Oldies but Goldies as core albums and talk about their endings.

 

No love for

Not a Second Time



My first LP I ever had..acquired from my sister...Meet the Beatles. Always loved the haunting sound of that tune.

 

And still waiting for the fans of "And I hope we have passed the audition."

 

Tomorrow Never Knows

Trouble did an interesting cover of it...
The song proper starts at 0:47.

 

Without question, Good Night. A spooky ending to the trippiest album side they ever did from the most enigmatic album they ever made.

 

made me realize that they actually did have a few great album closers. wow the first decent Beatles thread in ages

 

The End. End of the album, end of the Beatles, perfect.

 

Brian Wilson paid close attention to Not A Second Time.

 

Oh, I am sorry, I write in a hurry and English is far from my first language. You know, the heat of the moment.

 

I think Eric Wagner is a big Beatles fan and I know he loves The Monkees. Pretty cool for a guy that sang in a seminal doom metal band.

 

I always liked "This is Johnny Rhythm saying goodnight to yiz all... and God bless yiz..." wrapping up Love.

 

We all hear things differently. To me Goodnight is just the opposite of spooky sounding. Revolution #9 is spooky and Goodnight provides a lush Bert Kaempfert like arrangement that dissolves all of the wild discordant spooky energy that preceded it.

 

All of them are great closing songs, but I went with "Tomorrow Never Knows" because it was the first one that said,"This is the big one. You've never heard anything quite like it before and nothing else on the album could have followed it." (Although it was the first Revolver track they recorded.)

 

Very well said..!

 

"Good Night." Everybody's different, but I'm amazed that so many people dismiss it.

It can be heard as straight or as bitterly ironic. I adore the song and its place on the White Album because of that powerful contrast.

 

What's there to debate about MMT? It should be up there as well. And, All You need is Love is a dynamite closer.

 

Thanks.
However......that theremin does make it sound somewhat spooky at times.