Great album closing tracks

"Thank You" - Sly & the Family Stone, Best of
"Waterloo Sunset" - The Kinks, Something Else
"Fracture" - King Crimson, Starless & Bible Black
"For Your Pleasure" - Roxy Music, For Your Pleasure
"Spoon" - Can, Ege Bamyasi
"Surf's Up" - The Beach Boys, Surf's Up

 

Something Happened To Me Yesterday - Stones, Between the Buttons

 

In the Court of the Crimson King - King Crimson

 

"Fourteen" on Tiny Tim's Girl.

 

And because someone has to post this:

Jethro Tull - Thick as a Brick
Mike Oldfield - Tubular Bells
etc.

 

More votes for

Salt of the earth - beggars banquet
Moonlight mile - sticky fingers
Won't get fooled again - who's next
Taking tiger mountain - taking tiger mountain by strategy
The big country - more songs about buildings and food

 

Michael Nesmith & The First National Band - "Beyond The Blue Horizon"

 

7 pages and nobody has said Rocket Queen (GnR)

 

King Crimson - Starless (from Red)
Pink Floyd - Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast (from Cow)

 

Genesis - The Fountain of Salmacis

 

Autechre - YJY UX (Exai)
Sonic Youth - Sweet Shine (Experimental Jet Set)
En - Elysia (Already Gone)

 

Peter Himmelman - Untitled (Flown This Acid World)

 

As well as "The Knife", "As Sure As Eggs Is Eggs", "It", "Los Endos", "Afterglow", "Duke's End", "The Brazilian"... just about every closing track they did aside from "Follow You Follow Me" was a great album-closing track.

 

Well I love Supper's Ready, and Knife is pretty good, and It isn't bad, but I never cared much for Los Endos. I don't recognize The Brazilian offhand ...

 

Xiu Xiu - Ian Curtis Wishlist

 

Nice topic OP. "Bold As Love" from Hendrix's Axis: Bold As Love

 

In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida

 

Bob Dylan.....Shot of love......Every grain of sand

 

"Ascension" by John Coltrane

 

First thing that comes to mind is that blistering Aerosmith ballad at the end of their perfect album Pump, called What It Takes.

 

Frank Turner - "Song For Josh"
From "Positive Songs For Negative People"

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Me too,that was the first one that came to mind. Looks like a lot of others were thinking this too. So, do we have a champion here?

While not an album closer, a side 1 closer, Van Morrison's Into The Mystic is so fine that I rarely play side 2 of Moondance. Why spoil the mood.