Great album closing tracks

I'm talking album standouts that wrap the whole thing up in a bow. Epics! Left field surprises, or merely ones that create such a mood that they almost sum up the entire album.

Here are some of my faves:

Inner City Blues: What's Goin On (Marvin Gaye)
A Day In The Life: Sgt Pepper's
Tomorrow Never Knows: Revolver
Nightprowler: Highway To Hell (AC/DC)
After Hours: Velvet Underground 3rd
Rime Of The Ancient Mariner: Powerslave (Iron Maiden)
Spellbound: For Those About To Rock (AC/DC)
The Jeweler: Slow Dazzle (John Cale)
I Walk On Guilded Splinters: The Night Tripper (Dr. John)
Desolation Row: Highway 61 Revisited (Bob Dylan
Blues For Allah: Blues For Allah (Grateful Dead)
Return Of The Son of Monster Magnet (Zappa/Mothers: Freak Out)
Cool Cool Water: Sunflower (The Beach Boys)
Surf's Up: Surf's Up (The Beach Boys)
Los Endos: A Trick Of The Tail (Genesis)
Sister Ray: White Light/White Heat (Velvet Underground)

 

It's Hard To Be A Saint In The City -
Greetings From Asbury Park
Bruce Springsteen

 

MUFFIN MAN

from "Bongo Fury"

 

Train Running Slow On Soul Coal: Big Express (XTC)

 

The October Man (Bill Nelson - The Love That Whirls)
Just One Victory (Todd Rundgren - A Wizard/A True Star)
Death Is Not the End (Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds - Murder Ballads)

 

The Ones We Couldn't Be - Bonnie Raitt's Dig In Deep.

 

In the betting pool, I'm gonna go conservative, with page 5....by end of page 5, I bet the last track of every Beatles album will have been posted.

 

A great one I listened to just the other day:

"Come On" - Urban Hymns (The Verve)

 

Oh, and one of the best:

"You Set the Scene" - Forever Changes (Love)

 

Moonlight Mile....a heck of a way to conclude a weary from the road, drug addled and emotionally charged record.

 

Brian Eno - Taking Tiger Mountain (Taking Tiger Mountain)
Mott the Hoople - I Wish I Was Your Mother (Mott)
Lou Reed - Sad Song (Berlin)
Roxy Music - For Your Pleasure (For Your Pleasure)

 

'separator' off radiohead's king of limbs if only for being the only ending track in their catalog that has a somewhat optimistic/uptempo sound...at least from what i can remember. this track has always stood out to me for this reason. oh, and it happens to be a good song, imo.

 

Oops, I forgot "Billy" off Sally Can't Dance by Lou

 

Steven Wilson- The Raven That Refused to Sing, The Raven That Refused To Sing.

 

'another life' off d'angelo's black messiah. has an old-school sound that harkens back to the delphonics. i'd be lying if i said i wasn't disappointed when it wasn't part of the set list last year at the apollo. otherwise, a fantastic show. back to the point...great ending track to a great album.

 

Midnight Oil Antarctica- Blue Sky Mining
Simple Minds Shake off the Ghosts Sparkle in the Rain
Simple Minds King is White and in the Crowd New Gold Dream
A-ha Solace Lifelines
Blur This Is A Low- Parklife
Duran Duran The Chauffeur Rio
The Clash Train in Vain London Calling
Jesus Jones Idiot Stare Perverse
Joy Division Decades Closer
OMD The Beginning and the End Architecture and Morality

Some obvious, Some less obvious tracks for people to ponder